The Jack Pads, Check this out

Thank you Mach E Connection for making this informative video! @Zigma51

they are available on both
www.amazon.com/bestevmod
and
www.ev-vida.store

Ordered ! Can you keep the pucks installed and leave it there or take them out and install when needing to jack up?

When reading the description, it's clear that these are NOT for permanent installation. So, install them when needed, then remove them when done.

Darkenmage said:

Ordered ! Can you keep the pucks installed and leave it there or take them out and install when needing to jack up?

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They need to be removed and replaced each time.

Thanks for the great video. If I want to jack up all four wheels for tire rotation, any thoughts on jack stand type and placement?

Ordered!

They should have printed "FRONT" and "REAR" on top of the respective pucks so it's easy to grab the correct size when you're using them.

Helpful video, but I think "Jack Puds" are a different product!

Question. Are these used only with manual jacks or are they also used with the large automatic lifts used by auto shops and tire stores?

George L said:

Thanks for the great video. If I want to jack up all four wheels for tire rotation, any thoughts on jack stand type and placement?

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I use a jack load spreader and jack up one side of the car, lower the car onto stands under my jack pads, then jack the other side up and lower it onto the jack pads. You want to use a 2-1/2 to 3 ton jack if you’re using this method.

Mach-Lee said:

They should have printed "FRONT" and "REAR" on top of the respective pucks so it's easy to grab the correct size when you're using them.

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I was wondering if they had front and rear embossed into the pads, since I didn’t see if they did.

FordMachEGo said:

Question. Are these used only with manual jacks or are they also used with the large automatic lifts used by auto shops and tire stores?

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You can use them with a 4-point lift as well. Probably best off to install them yourself just before the tech comes to get your car and show them the installed pucks. Make sure they know to remove them before taking to car for a test drive or they might lose one or more.

Mach-Lee said:

They should have printed "FRONT" and "REAR" on top of the respective pucks so it's easy to grab the correct size when you're using them.

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HuntingPudel said:

I was wondering if they had front and rear embossed into the pads, since I didn’t see if they did.

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It took me about 30 seconds to figure out which was which. They're separated front and back or left and right/front and back. If it fits easily in the rear puck hole, it's the front. I just marked mine as I was also using a paint stick to color the triangle indicator marks.

But yes, printed Front and back would be better.

I still just use the crush rails myself.

Logal727 said:

Helpful video, but I think "Jack Puds" are a different product!

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Yeah, I don't think I'd say removing the pucks and pulling the puds are gonna have the same ring...

“Should we call these pucks or pads?”

”IDK, just go with ‘puds’!”