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Old 11-17-2014, 05:22 PM
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I would like to get a jack pad... Anyone knows if the Protech Sidelift Jack Pad works well with the SQ5?
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Nice but doesn't work on Q5
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Yes. Works great on my S6 and Q5
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I just jack on that side rail. not optimal but it works twice a year.....

i should look into a better solution....
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Originally Posted by jinwa
Yes. Works great on my S6 and Q5
The Q5 has half circle shaped pocket jack points? Where are they?
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Hmm... I have one of these that I used on my old A4 many years ago. I was hoping I could also use it on the Q5, but I haven't even checked yet what the lift points look like...

Amazon.com: Floor Jack Saddle Adapter for Rocker Panel Pinch Weld: Automotive Amazon.com: Floor Jack Saddle Adapter for Rocker Panel Pinch Weld: Automotive
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Originally Posted by ex-quattro PETE
Hmm... I have one of these that I used on my old A4 many years ago. I was hoping I could also use it on the Q5, but I haven't even checked yet what the lift points look like...

Amazon.com: Floor Jack Saddle Adapter for Rocker Panel Pinch Weld: Automotive
Yep... that's the one I use. Works great. It straddles the rail and does no damage.
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Thanks.

But then what is jinwa talking about? Does the Q5/SQ5 have these circular lift indents as well?
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Why just not use a rubber pad and not worry about wrapping the pinch weld. They cars are designed to be picked up by the pinch welds, I certainly do with my lift and pretty much all dealerships do (if they are using scissor or 2 post lifts).


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