4 Pack Jack Stand Pads, Universal Jack Stand Rubber Pads Adapter, Rail Pinch Welds Protector with 4 Pack Jack Stands Wall Mount Organizer

Good price, rubber boot fit my jack stands perfectly and jack stand hangers cleaned up some floor space in my garage.

I've been using a towel to keep the jack from scratching the frame of my car and finally got a set of these rubber pads. They work great and they don't slip which I initially had a concern about. They fit nicely and seem pretty durable so far.

These are an inexpensive product that are worth every red cent. Some jack stands, like the Daytonas, do not fit on the wall mounts properly, but they can be fit decently. The pads also do a fine job on my BMW and Lincoln. My only complaint is that one of the brackets holding one of the difficult Daytona jack stands broke. This is likely due to repeatedly jostling.

Solid filled, feel sturdy, fit my husky and harbor freight basics jack stands well.Its shocking that all jack stands don't include this, cheaper or mid priced. Some of the nicer stands are starting to come with flat pads or pinch weld adapters. Majority of cars since the 90's have been unibody designs with the main jack point being pinch welds along the frame, traditional jack stands only work on frame rails, they'll damage unibody pinch welds if used incorrectly. SO GET THESE and save yourself potential damage. Now that I have nicer vehicles to wrench on I will absolutely take all the precautions to prevent damage while working, otherwise I could take it to the shop if I was willing to let the car get scratched.

These are simple metal brackets but are so useful. I have 4 harbor freight jack stands and they are always in the way. I'm running out of floor space for storage. So I'm starting to take advantage of vertical space. I mounted these about 3/4 up the wall. The jack stands just hang on the hook. So simple but so useful. Wish I got these a long time ago.

They hold the jack stands but need to be longer and heavier.The screws that come with it are small and not worth using.I used #9 x 2 in. 1/4-Hex Drive screws.Jack stands hang at a angle, brackets need to be longer, farther from the wall.Easy to install and work so so.Depending on how you hang them, they can be difficult to get off the hook.

A little smaller than I thought but seems to work well for my jack stands of a few different sizes. Screws seem kind of undersized for holding weight but seem to be holding up so far. Great for organizing the garage.