Love the "Lift Here" sticker. Where did you get that?Great video Rob. I went with black pads and lift stickers because I didn't want them to be noticeable at all from looking at the sides (only while looking under the car). I'm the only one that works on my car (until I get the HVBJB replaced) but I think colored pads are definitely more noticeable than black ones even with stickers and for owners that are always having their cars worked on (tire rotations, changing to winter tires, etc.) that is the way to go.
I see Ken beat me to it again.
Mark:I see Ken beat me to it again.
Yes Amazon.
And I didn’t upload photos of my black pucks because Ken did a great job taking photos of his.
I can see this possibly being a problem with some people but I wouldn’t have that issue as it doesn’t snow around where I live much and when it does they don’t put anything on the roads since it’s rare.
Ken, I’m just as retired as you are and like helping out on this forum as much as I can but I also travel quite a bit. Actually on a plane right now to Italy for a few days so won’t be on here as much for while.
Interesting thought. Maybe cut a circular rubber gasket, of sorts, to place between the puck and the car...
Good idea but mine are already on the car so I thought maybe some type of caulking , silicone around the edge of the puck might sufficeInteresting thought. Maybe cut a circular rubber gasket, of sorts, to place between the puck and the car...
I opted for the blue ones too. Will install them soon...Took a few pictures.
from passenger side I was 10 ft away on my knees and from the drivers side I was 6 feet away Also on my knees.
I also took a picture of 2 of the pucks, the driver Side, rear and front
hope this helps
) Luckily I don't live in snow/ice country!
