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Tesla scissor jack
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precise positioning
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Tire emergency kit
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compatibility
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Load bearing safety
Matt
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2025
I got this to replace a missing kit in my Honda. I wanted something a bit more sturdy and functional and this jack is it. I love how it has a ratcheting tool vs the old rotating style, and it feels more sturdy than my older one. The rubber block is a nice addition to the kit and it lifts my Honda with ease. The whole kit is a great value and it all came in this convenient bag that I was able to tuck right next to my spare tire.
Kryptide
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2025
This is an absolute must for anyone with a Tesla. As many Tesla owners know, they don't come with spares so if you have a flat and need to plug it on the side of the road then you will need a way to get that tire off. This kit gives you the absolute parts needed to remove a tire. I will be getting a second so I can lift either the front or the back at the same time so the battery doesn't get contorted in a weird way.The jack seems really sturdy but gets a little too close to the weight limit of the model 3 but in an emergency situation this will do it for ya.The jack has a circular hole for the tesla puck to go. Raising the jack is easy with the spinning wrench they give you.One of the most clever parts of this kit is that the sockets are double sided to make sure you have the socket you need.The ratcheting the wrench makes raising and lowering it a breeze.The storage bag is a great touch as well so you can keep it all together in the trunk or frunk.Overall, this is a great little kit that will help you out in a pinch.
Mike
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025
awesome scissor jack. works as expected and dont seem to be weak or as if it will bend up under the car.
T. Hall
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2025
The jack itself feels pretty solid and was able to lift my Model Y without any problems. This is my first time using a ratcheting handle on a jack, now I know that I’m not a fan. The tire iron fits four different lug sizes (and will also fit the jack should the ratchet mechanism break or get lost). On the tire iron, there is a handle that rotates freely. I have no idea what that is for. The jack did not come with instructions. The tire iron is very solid with a nice smooth shiny surface. In lifting my car, the only dirt I got was feeling around for the jack point and touching the ground - no grease. And I could have avoided that by using the provided gloves. Anyway, it works well and I hope I never need to use it.Value: Good - based on the quality and price
XGX
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025
Tesla vehicles don’t come with a spare tire or a tire jack, and most of the time, you’ll need to rely on roadside assistance. But if you’re in a remote area, waiting could take hours—so it’s smart to be prepared to handle a flat yourself.Here’s what you’ll need if you want to attempt a roadside flat tire repair:1. This tire jack kit with an extended ratchet.2. A Tesla jack puck (included) to properly position the jack on the car. If you don’t use the puck in the correct location, you risk damaging the battery. Be sure to watch a video to learn proper placement.3. A plug repair kit (not included) to seal the hole. These usually come with rubber plugs, an insertion tool, and pliers to remove debris like nails or screws.4. A tire inflator/compressor (also not included) to re-inflate the tire after sealing it.Note: If the tire is shredded or has sidewall damage, it’s not repairable—you’ll need to wait for help. But if the issue is a puncture from a nail or screw in the tread, it’s often fixable with a plug kit.You probably don’t need the Cross Wrench Kit unless you’re planning to replace the entire wheel, which isn’t typical for roadside Tesla repairs since there's no spare. It’s solid and heavy, so I’m removing it from my kit to save space and weight.Build quality:- The scissor jack and puck seem decent.- The ratchet isn’t great—it has a loose assembly and a plastic shell that doesn’t feel very durable.Hopefully, you’ll never get a flat, but if you do, this kit (along with a plug kit and inflator) could save you hours of waiting. It’s a smart item to keep in your Tesla emergency trunk kit.
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