Jack pads for new model Y from Austin built

[CarOk]

Just pick up my Model Y(Austin build) last week, notice it require a smaller jack pad(the holes for the jack pad are smaller), try a few from Amazon but didn't fit.
Anyone knows where to buy the jack pads for the newer build Model Y ? Thanks

 

[jcanoe]

Before you throw money at jack pads you should know that Tesla Service does not use jack pads when rotating or mounting wheels on a Tesla vehicle. Shops that have a floor lift don't use jack pads. A jack pad can be helpful when locating the proper lift point if you use a low profile floor jack. (If you use a low profile floor jack you only need 1 jack pad, not a set of four but that is how they are usually sold.) Jack pads are probably the most over-hyped accessory for a Tesla vehicle. (I did in fact purchase (1) aluminum jack pad from Reverse Logic.)

 

[A2be]

Just pick up my Model Y(Austin build) last week, notice it require a smaller jack pad(the holes for the jack pad are smaller), try a few from Amazon but didn't fit.
Anyone knows where to buy the jack pads for the newer build Model Y ? Thanks

This thread has a good bit of info on the matter of the smaller holes in the Model Y chassis for the Austin-built cars with the structural battery pack.
One guy in that thread found a lift pad being sold that claims to be smaller, and so should fit those vehicles.

What the puck?

I feel I may be getting bad pucking information. I’ve owned several cars in my life, this puck thing is a new one for me. Typically jack points are built into a car, why is the Tesla different? Do I really need to buy a set of four pucks and carry them in the car all the time? In California...

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