2022 Model X Jack Holes Not Aligned

[RoBoRaT]

The jacking points holes on the 2022 Model X are not aligned, see pictures.

I saved the jack pads (that I know fit) previously used on 2019 Model X, see picture, but they no longer fit since the jack holes on 2022 Model X are not aligned.

Can some one with pre-refresh Model X take a picture of the jacking point holes to compare?

Thanks.

Jack Pad with aligned nubs:

2022 Model X Jack Holes, not aligned:

 

[ShawnA]

Hi @RoBoRaT ,

Good catch...

I no longer have my older Model X to compare...

I used a hacksaw to cut the center post and they work fine on my 2022 Model X.



More sawing to do... Did not want to buy another set - These are so nice.
Don't forget to use a 13/16" long socket to snug the bolts in this area...

Shawn

Edit: Added view of pad attached to car.

 

[RoBoRaT]

Hi @RoBoRaT ,

Good catch...

I no longer have my older Model X to compare...

I used a hacksaw to cut the center post and they work fine on my 2022 Model X.

View attachment 866556 View attachment 866558

More sawing to do... Did not want to buy another set - These are so nice.
Don't forget to use a 13/16" long socket to snug the bolts in this area...

Shawn

Edit: Added view of pad attached to car.

Yeah, better got found out now than on the roadside.

I was trying out my long trip emergency roadside flat repair kit.
Looks like would have been fail on the Model 3 but doable on the Model X. The jack is too high vs Model 3 ground clearance.

Thanks for the picture. I was worried these jack pads can't be repurposed.
Gotta warn Murphy his pucks don't fit no mo'

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Model X:

Model 3P:

 

[ShawnA]

Hi @RoBoRaT ,

Correction: The socket needed to tighten the bolts is 13mm.
Either with an extension or a deep socket...

Shawn