1. 2-in-1 Design: The Jack Cap JC004T fits both 4 Ton bottle jacks and 1.5 Ton to 3 Ton floor jacks (with 1.9" to 2.2" diameter saddles). Perfect for cars, trucks, SUVs and RVs.
2. Safety: Protect your investment and stay safe with the low friction rubber Jack Cap. The flat section and slotted 'V' support frame rails and pinch welds (0.08" to 0.24" thick).
3. Quality: Engineered in the USA, precision dimensions and premium high-strength long-lasting compound rubber that resists cracking, chemicals and oils.
4. Compact yet Strong: This pad is designed to fit the saddle of a 4 Ton bottle jack and 1.75" to 2.2" diameter saddle floor jack, small enough to fit in your pocket without compromising the material strength and support needed to protect your vehicle framework.
5. Compatibility: See our compatibility chart. Other bottle and floor jack pad sizes coming soon to our shop, we appreciate your support!

Disclaimer:
Bottle jacks or floor jacks alone are insufficient to hold a vehicle safely. After the vehicle is lifted, jack stands should also be used to securely support the vehicle.

Customer Care:
Make sure the Jack Cap is stored in-doors when not in use to to extend product life.

Customer Jacking Notes:
1. Jack on Level Ground: Ensure the vehicle is on a flat, stable surface to prevent slipping or tipping. Avoid soft ground (e.g., gravel or dirt) that could cause the jack to sink.
2. Engage Parking Brake: Confirm the parking brake is set to secure the vehicle.
3. Use Wheel Chocks: Place chocks behind and in front of wheels not being lifted for added stability.
4. Verify Jack Capacity: Use a jack rated for the vehicle's weight to avoid equipment failure.
5. Locate Proper Jack Points: Refer to the vehicle's manual for designated jacking points to prevent frame or body damage.
6. Add Jack Cap Pad: Place Jack Cap pad onto the bottle jack or floor jack and raise the jack while making sure it is centered to the vehicles jack point.
7. Use Jack Stands: After lifting, secure the vehicle with appropriately rated jack stands before working underneath.
8. Check Surroundings: Ensure no people, pets, or obstacles are near the vehicle during jacking.
9. Inspect Equipment: Confirm the jack and stands are in good condition, with no cracks or hydraulic leaks.
10. Lower Carefully: When done, lower the vehicle slowly and evenly to avoid sudden drops.