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martrrs



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Jacking with Trolley Jack

Hi, I'm replacing all 4 wheels on my RRS so I've bought an SGS 3T trolley jack (as recommended in another post I found). Can I use the normal jacking points with this trolly jack? They look like solid steel to my untrained eye!

Thanks in advance.
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RRSTDV8



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Any good to you? From the workshop manual.

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Post #612641 Wed Apr 14 2021 2:53pm
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martrrs



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Perfect - Thanks

I'd seen mention in other posts of lifting from the suspension arms but looking underneath I couldn't really be sure about where the jack should go to do this.

Will I need a pad or something to avoid metal on metal contact using the jacking point?

Thank you.
Post #612643 Wed Apr 14 2021 2:58pm
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knwatkins



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United Kingdom 2010 Range Rover Sport 3.0 TDV6 HSE Stornoway Grey

A pad or suitable block of wood would be good to spread the load and avoid superficial damage to the jack pad to your shiny new jack. Kev

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riverblanche



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Hi,
Ice hockey Pucks can work well as a jack pad as well

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rrsfan



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United Kingdom 2013 Range Rover Sport SDV6 Autobiography Santorini Black

RRSTDV8 wrote:
Any good to you? From the workshop manual.

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I will have fixed side steps on my car. Can anyone tell me if I can still use a jack to lift the car or will the side steps come in the way ?
Post #612692 Fri Apr 16 2021 1:20pm
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riverblanche



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Hi,
ours had fixed side steps (2016) and dont remember any issue with jacking points obstructed.

although I used to jack under the suspension arms anyway.

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