Where should the car's jack be placed?

The Trailer Jack must be placed on the dedicated support points near the wheels on both sides of the vehicle's chassis. These positions are usually marked with grooves, triangular markings or thickened protrusions, and are specifically located about 20 centimeters behind the front wheels or about 20 centimeters in front of the rear wheels. Incorrect positioning may lead to chassis damage or safety accidents.

Why does every car need a good jack?

A Trailer Jack is an essential tool for safely lifting your vehicle, whether you're performing routine maintenance, repairs, or dealing with roadside emergencies. It's indispensable for car owners, mechanics, and business users.

1. Easily Change Tires

A jack can lift your vehicle, allowing you to properly access the wheels. Ideal for:

• Changing a flat tire

• Rotating tires to even out wear

• Changing seasonal or special tires

2. Safety Inspections

Use jacks to lift vehicles for inspection of critical chassis components, such as:

• Inspecting or replacing suspension components

• Repairing brakes

• Repairing the exhaust system or fuel lines

• Checking for leaks or damage

3. Trailers and Caravans Also Need Care

Trailer Jacks play a dual role in heavy vehicles:

• Stabilizing trailers when loading and unloading cargo

• Leveling caravans at campsites

• Maintaining trailer components

Rodrock marine jacks can even be used in wet or coastal conditions, easily handling marine trailers.

4. Emergency Assistance

Jacks play a vital role when in trouble.

• Rescue vehicles stuck in mud, sand, or snow.

• Lift damaged vehicles onto tow trucks to prevent further damage.

• Provide rapid roadside assistance in time-sensitive emergencies.