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One slip off the jack and there could be some costly damages. These will help you avoid that.
In 2023, Tesla updated the size of the jack pad holes, reducing them from 25mm to 20mm. This can be verified by measuring the diameter of the holes. If you accidentally buy the wrong size, we'll happily provide a free exchange so you get the right version.
In 2023, Tesla updated the size of the jackpad holes, reducing them from 25mm to 20mm. This can be verified by measuring the diameter of the holes. If you accidentally buy the wrong size, we'll happily provide a free exchange so you get the right version.
We recommend watching the how to video to ensure correct usage.
How to Video:
This is the safest way to lift your Tesla. Due to the battery, Tesla has designated lift points. These fit all Tesla models and create distance between your jack and your car which protects your battery.
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I ordered these after TesBros website assured me they fit my 2025 Model S. They do not (too small). They offered a refund but apparently I’m expected to pay shipping for the return. Since shipping cost would eat up most or all of the refund amount, it’s not worth my time and effort. I will not be ordering from TESBROS again.
They have a very strong unpleasant rubber odor.
Have not had a chance to use them yet.
I am reluctant to keep them in my car because of the permeating smell.
I had to use the Jack Pads for a wheel repair, and they worked great. No damage at all to the car, didn't get stuck up in the hole like many people complained about with the Jack Pads on Amazon. I'm going to keep going with TesBros.
The Jack Pads are manufactured to fit the Model Y Austin perfectly. That is great! I suggest a similar design for Jack Stand adapters.
