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YOUR RESEARCHBuckled wheel - leave car on 1 jack stand? - Page 1 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK

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Just use a roll of newspaper or similar.

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Or use a set of Fandango’s finest :

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Just use a roll of newspaper or similar.

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Use set of fandango’s finest

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Or use a set of Fandango’s finest :

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I’m going to take the wheel off to see if it can be straightened at a local shop. Is it safe enough to leave one corner on a jack stand or should I really have both front and rear on stands for stability?

POST 2Original post

Haribo Lecter said: I’m going to take the wheel off to see if it can be straightened at a local shop. Is it safe enough to leave one corner on a jack stand or should I really have both front and rear on stands for stability? I would be more than happy with three wheels and one jack stand (set as low as it will go).

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks, that was my intention too. Only lift as high as I need to in order to get the wheel off. I see lots of jack pads to protect the jacking point from metal on metal damage, but not many if at all for jack stands?

POST 5Original post

Haribo Lecter said: Thanks, that was my intention too. Only lift as high as I need to in order to get the wheel off. I see lots of jack pads to protect the jacking point from metal on metal damage, but not many if at all for jack stands? Depending on the design of your jack stand you can buy shaped rubber pads on eBay or from the manufacturers. You can also buy stands with rubber tops.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

E63eeeeee... said: Depending on the design of your jack stand you can buy shaped rubber pads on eBay or from the manufacturers. You can also buy stands with rubber tops. The flat type with rubber tops do appeal but they seem to be US manufacturers. Regular ones and newspaper it is then!

POST 8Original post

Or just a rectangular or square block of 3/4” ply.

POST 9Original post

Does the wheel place have any spare wheels you can borrow while it is in for repair?

POST 10Original post

in order of preference - stick on a spare wheel - prebook slot so on axel stand and/or trolley jack with puck for not long - sell the car buy a new one with no buckled wheels

POST 11Original post

RC1 said: in order of preference - stick on a spare wheel - prebook slot so on axel stand and/or trolley jack with puck for not long - sell the car buy a new one with no buckled wheels Or use a set of Fandango’s finest : My mate Carlos swears by them, and says they last forever (and they’ve really helped him hone his high speed car control skilz)

POST 13Original post

What are they called? Something like that would be really handy, especially if you can get them in multiple bolt patterns.

POST 14Original post

E63eeeeee... said: What are they called? Something like that would be really handy, especially if you can get them in multiple bolt patterns. They’re universal, 4, 5 and I think 6 stud patterns, and the holes are elongated to allow different PCD bolt patterns.

POST 15Original post

They’re similar to these : https://www.guniwheel.com/shop-now/guniwheel45

POST 16Original post

Slippydiff said: rrroro said: What on earth are those? They’re what my wheel refurb guys use to enable them to move cars around whilst they're refurbing the wheels off them.

POST 17Original post

Slippydiff said: They’re similar to these : https://www.guniwheel.com/shop-now/guniwheel45 Awesome, thank for the link

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