Mission Automotive2-Pack of Rubber Jack Pads (Slotted Pucks) - Universal, Standard-Size Adapter - Frame Rail Protector Puck/Pad Keeps Pinch Weld, Paint and Metal Safe

Mission Automotive rubber pucks worked as intended. I previously had an aluminum one that worked good but got stuck on the car. This one which I only intend to use once a year for a tire rotation should last years, and I have a second one that came with the purchase. It compresses somewhat and leaves no trace.

These "body pucks" save rail damage when placed on your floor jack and the "frame" of these modern cars. You know that; nothing new there. A friend lent me one to use when lifting a uniframe car and it made a big difference. These "pucks" are well built, and work fine. How long will they last? Don'ty know. Got 5 years out of the last tow I had from a different manufacturer. These look like a better quality than those. Needed them anyway. Why not.

These jack pucks are a quality product. There's no question about that. The problem is that the depth of the center groove is about 20 mm too shallow for the weirdly large body flange on Pacifica Minivans. The result is that when the body sits down on the puck, it tears a gash into the puck's molded-in groove. Basically, the rubber puck is sacrificed to protect the body's flange.That's a good trade-off. If I could find some thick delrin plastic, I could make my own on a table saw. Until then, I will continue using these, replacing them as they get ruined.

These worked great for my gm vehicles but didn't work on my son's Audi. The groove wasn't wide enough. Some reviewers complained that the pucks were crushed by the weight of their vehicles. I had no such issue.

These slotted pucks are perfect. I had to purchase them to lift my 2024 Mustang dark horse , they work great. When I got underneath the car to see where I could lift it from I realize there’s only four spots underneath that car that can be lifted from. Please do not mess up your brand new car make sure you use slotted pucks, where needed.

These seem to work ok first, but repeated use will split them along the bottom of the notch that cradles the pinch weld. I have used the same 2 pads for the past 3 years for oil changes and tire rotations and need to throw them away now. For the money, they're ok, but I'm looking for something more robust to replace them.

Save, preserve your vehicle!!!!

Replace this with a hockey puck I had been using. Its thicken and the slot in it keeps you from damaging the weld joint.

it does what it needs to do

Yes very good stop damaging the car when jacking it up jacking points are not very strong on citroen c5 good buy

The jack pads were as advertised and satisfactory in this regard. In use on my sedan vehicle they worked just fine however showed signs of malformation after use. It seems in first using that they will not have a very long service life.

Fait le travail et de bonne qualité

trop gros pour mon jack