Question about using jack pads

[seniorcitizen]

I recently purchased reverse logic jack pads.

https://reverselogic.us/jack-pads/Tesla-c28120348

I am getting new snow tires this week. I will use the same wheels but just swap out the stock tires with winter tires.

Should I just give the tire shop jack pads and ask them to use it?
Should I add the jack pad on my own? I assuming that I have to install the pads at the tire shop and I cannot add them at home and drive to the tire shop.

I bought the tires from tire rack and they were shipped to the tireshop. I called them and confirmed that they work with Tesla's.

 

[Solarman004]

For my Model 3, I handed my jack pads to the service rep at Discount Tire, along with a photo copy of the proper lifting procedure from the owners manual.
It turns out that he had just received a set of pads from Amazon and had researched the lifting procedure.
But with no guarantee that your tire store is up to speed, I would recommend handing them the pads and instructions.

 

[Pianewman]

...and watch them like a hawk. Not every worker is as diligent as the best tech.

 

[Need]

The jack pads I got came in a box. I printed out a diagram on where to put the jack pads and glued it to the cover of the box. I just hand them the box of jack pads and show them the diagram.

 

[Pianewman]

...and still, you have to watch them. They won't look at the diagram. Been there, done that. Trust but verify.

 

[seniorcitizen]

...and watch them like a hawk. Not every worker is as diligent as the best tech.

This is exactly what my concern was.
Glad to know that I was not being paranoid.
The jackpad did not come with instructions but I will read the manual and show it to them.

thanks