🔧Magnetic Jack Pad / Pinch Weld Jack Adapter

Your Next Repair Shouldn't Leave a Mark

Place a fitted protective interface between your jack and the vehicle's approved pinch-weld lifting point. Help reduce unwanted scraping and contact damage during routine maintenance.

• ✅ Care at the contact: a nylon-lined channel for compatible pinch welds.
• 🧲 Easier positioning: two embedded magnets assist placement on compatible steel.
• 🔧 Ready for repeat use: an aluminum body for your garage toolkit.

Fit must be checked against your vehicle's lifting instructions and jack saddle.

Give the Lifting Point a Protective Interface

A bare saddle can make concentrated metal contact. A correctly fitted adapter places the nylon-lined slot at the approved seam and the round base over the saddle.

Conceptual contact illustration, not a damage test or a vehicle-specific lifting guide.

Keep the Seam Inside the Slot

At a compatible approved lifting point, align the channel along the pinch weld. The seam enters between the rails, with the nylon insert providing the protective contact surface.

Keep the rails clear of adjacent bodywork. Do not use a door seam, decorative skirt, or arbitrary underside panel as a lifting point.

Help Hold Your Position While You Align

The two magnets in the channel assist placement against a compatible steel lifting seam while you bring the jack into position.

Magnetic attraction depends on the contact material and surface. Magnets do not provide the lifting capacity or replace correct saddle alignment.

A Solid Body for Regular Maintenance

The aluminum construction combines a round base with a defined channel, making this a reusable accessory for compatible lifting setups.

Inspect the body, insert, and magnets before each use.

Measure Once Before Adding It to Your Kit

• Seam: confirm the approved pinch weld matches the channel.
• Saddle: check that the round base is properly supported and centered.
• Space: allow clearance around the pad and nearby bodywork.

Make Alignment Part of Your Routine

Identify the manufacturer-approved lifting point, match the slot to the seam's direction, and bring the saddle directly beneath the base.

These diagrams explain the contact arrangement. Follow the vehicle and jack manufacturers' instructions for the actual lifting procedure.

Two Key Measurements for Your Fit Check

Compare the base and slot measurements with your own equipment before purchase. Dimensions below are approximate.

A Useful Companion for Weekend Maintenance

Keep it with your floor jack for compatible tire-rotation and maintenance setups. Prepare the contact point carefully before raising the vehicle.

Use suitable rated support equipment where required. Never work beneath a vehicle supported only by a jack.

A Color That Fits Your Garage Kit

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Give Your Lifting Setup a Thoughtful Upgrade

Add a nylon-lined contact adapter to your compatible garage setup. Check your fit, choose your color, and keep it ready for your next maintenance day.