For emergency roadside use to repair a (non performance) Model 3 tyre:
Does anyone know what height jack will fit under the jacking point if you have a flat tyre? I'm looking at low profile scissor jacks that might fit. Most will certainly fit when the tyres are inflated but I'm not sure what height is needed if the tyre is flat. I suppose I could wait until I have the car then check the distance of the rim to the ground and subtract this from the ground clearance to give the worst case figure.
But someone might have already worked this out.
Another question- are the pucks mainly used for trolley jacks and when tyre places have their clutches on your vehicle or are they advisable for any and all jacking?
Does anyone know what height jack will fit under the jacking point if you have a flat tyre? I'm looking at low profile scissor jacks that might fit. Most will certainly fit when the tyres are inflated but I'm not sure what height is needed if the tyre is flat. I suppose I could wait until I have the car then check the distance of the rim to the ground and subtract this from the ground clearance to give the worst case figure.
But someone might have already worked this out.
Another question- are the pucks mainly used for trolley jacks and when tyre places have their clutches on your vehicle or are they advisable for any and all jacking?