Mounting pads set 3 pcs YATO YT-67385 — rubber pads for vehicle jacks and lifts

YATO Mounting pads set 3 pcs YT-67385 — rubber pads for vehicle jacks and lifts are a set of three shaped rubber cushions designed to be placed between lifting equipment and vehicle contact points. These pads create a non-slip, protective interface that reduces direct metal-to-metal contact, helps prevent scratches and dents on bodywork and lift saddles, and improves stability during lifting and positioning operations in workshops and garages.

Advantages

The rubber composition provides grip and cushioning while resisting oil and many workshop fluids. The shaped surface conforms to common jack and lift contact areas, distributing load to reduce pressure points. These pads are durable for repeated use, lightweight for easy handling, and simple to install or remove without tools. Their compact set of three allows coverage of multiple contact points or backup spares during a job.

Suitable for

• Hydraulic trolley jacks and bottle jacks
• Garage and two-post or four-post lift saddles
• Bodywork protection during vehicle lifting and positioning
• Workshop maintenance, tire changes and underbody inspections

Key specifications

• Quantity: 3 pieces per set
• Material: durable rubber compound with non-slip surface
• Shape: contoured to fit common jack/lift contact points
• Function: protective cushioning, anti-slip contact surface
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard vehicle jacks and lift saddles

How to use

Place a rubber pad on the jack head or lift saddle so the contoured side aligns with the vehicle contact point. Ensure the pad lies flat and fully covers the metal contact area before raising the vehicle. During lifting, periodically check that the pad remains correctly positioned and that there is no excessive deformation or slipping. After use, clean the pads of grease or debris and store them flat away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

Usage recommendations

Inspect pads for cuts, severe wear or hardening before each use; replace any pad that shows significant damage. Avoid exposing the pads to strong solvents or prolonged UV exposure to maintain elasticity and grip. Use the pads on clean contact points and combine with correct jack placement and vehicle manufacturer lifting points for safe operation.