TeslaModel 3, Y, S, X Lifting Jack pad - 4 Pack

This product fits a Tesla Model Y perfectly. There are O-rings that keep the jack pucks from falling out. Tesla owners really need a set of these. For example, when I had the car state inspection done on my Tesla, they jack one wheel up at a time and the inspection station did not have them. The only negative for these pucks is the strong tire or rubber smell. This does not seem to dissipate even if you leave them to air out for 2-3 weeks. I keep these stored in the frunk in an air tight tupperware container because there was still an odor with double bagging in 2 ziplock bags. Pro's: Inexpensive and works. Con's: Odor.

These appear to be made by an independent person in MD. You can check out his website at teslapucks.com. The price there is $15 for a set of 4, but shipping's $10, so it's the same price as here with free shipping. Received the pucks and tried them out right away. Very nicely made. The "peg" on the puck with the o-ring fitsinto the Tesla's lift hole easily, and stays put due to retention from the o-ring, which then makes it easy to line up the dish of your jack and then lift it up. High-quality workmanship and they come in a handy bag. Some people have mentioned the rather strong odor, but it's nothing unusual. It's just new plastic and smells as such.Highly recommended!

I purchased these as cheap insurance against battery pack damage. I like to work on my own vehicles. Not much to do on the Tesla except rotate tires and lube the brakes occasionally. These pucks work perfectly. I’m fact, they hold in so well that during a family emergency, I got pulled away from the tire change and forgot to pull the pucks off.A week later I went to retorque the lugs and I couldn’t find the pucks. I looked everywhere and finally found theme still on the vehicle after driving 200 miles. They’ve held up well after several uses.Thanks for a great product!

I have less and less trust of my local shops to properly handle a Tesla model 3 on their lifts, so I picked up these at a suggestion of someone on the Tesla forums. These are well made and sturdy and are a good fit.Like others have said, they smell like you wouldn't believe. I am keeping them out in the sun for a few days to maybe dissipate some of it. I think it is even keeping the raccoons away.You will not be able to store these in your car with a smell like this, unless you have an airtight container (what is that going to smell like when you open it) or in the frunk.

The easiest and most cost-effective way to protect a Tesla battery wheel changing tired in your garage. One Teslapuck is all you need.You don’t even have to put a knee on the floor. Just feel for the center of the three holes in the lift point, insert the Teslapuck into the center hole - it stays in place - and line up the jack saddle so the puck rests in the center.I bought the four pack,just in case I need to go to a non-Tesla shop that doesn’t already have something similar.Even under the heavy weight of the car, no squirming or flattening of the puck. After all it is basically a smooth-edged hockey puck with a knob on top. I could practice my slap shot with these and not damage them.

If you have a Tesla, even if you don't plan to work on it yourself, it's worth it to keep a set of these in the trunk. These securely fit into the factory jack points on the four corners of the car and ensure that you don't damage the jack point metal and also don't accidentally apply pressure to the battery that runs the whole length of the car's underside.If your car is at a Tesla Service Center for service then you can likely trust them not to do anything "bad" to your car. However, if you find yourself at some other service facility, such as when getting new tires or if you need to have a tire replaced due to a flat, then these will be a little bit of insurance for you. Just show the facility the pucks and explain how they work and ask them to use them when lifting the car.I mainly use these for swapping between summer and winter wheel sets in my garage. When you're using them for this purpose then it's likely you'll just use one at a time, but it's worth it to have the whole set for those times when a full lift is needed.Overall highly recommended. Pick them up today if you have a Tesla!

Look, most of us already don't have a clue how these cars work. Don't make your life harder by not having these for when you try to look like you actually know how to work on something. This isn't your father's Oldsmobile and you can't just jam that pile of Craftsman floor jack under the car and get to rotating tires. There's literally NOTHING you can do to these cars that you're used to doing as a "mechanic". At least if you have these, you can pretend like you know what's up. Just get 'em. Put them in the back or the "frunk" or wherever and then you can tell all your buddies "yeah, I don't have to get gas or change the oil anymore so I've got more time to really tweak the hard stuff".

It perfectly fit my 2023 Tesla MY. I am happy I have it before I changed my tires.

This keeps the folks who change my winter/summer tires twice a year happy. And since it reduces the possibility of car/battery damage while on a hoist it makes me happy too!

Not much to say, was planning to buy those when amazon came to Sweden, price incl shipping dropped with 75% for me compared to other Swedish Tesla part sites. AMZ is an evil cooperation but the convenience and price is hard to ignore.

as expected

Not used yet, thankfully. They were very strong smelling so I had to leave them outside for a few days to let them ventilate. Seem good quality.

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