Not if the T pin goes into a tire. 
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Where is here ? I've seen hockey pucks for sale on eBay in sporting goods. Is there a major sporting goods store near you ? Even if they don't stock them because you are down south, they may be able to order them for you.
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I bought a set a few months ago on ebay. Reasonably priced, nice quality. Before I had the pucks, I purchased new tires and the shop used a piece of 2" by 4" wood when jacking the car.
After I got the pucks, I went to another shop and purchased some wheels. Again, they pulled out some pieces of wood. I handed them the pucks and requested they use those. The shop (a large chain) employees never saw lifting pucks before and used mine. They worked great.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HEAVY-DUTY-C...item3cbe9bf98c
It's good piece of mind.
After I got the pucks, I went to another shop and purchased some wheels. Again, they pulled out some pieces of wood. I handed them the pucks and requested they use those. The shop (a large chain) employees never saw lifting pucks before and used mine. They worked great.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HEAVY-DUTY-C...item3cbe9bf98c
It's good piece of mind.
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From: Tree City
Melting Slicks
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 2,840
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From: Tree City
Melting Slicks
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 2,840
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From: Tree City
I bought a set a few months ago on ebay. Reasonably priced, nice quality. Before I had the pucks, I purchased new tires and the shop used a piece of 2" by 4" wood when jacking the car.
After I got the pucks, I went to another shop and purchased some wheels. Again, they pulled out some pieces of wood. I handed them the pucks and requested they use those. The shop (a large chain) employees never saw lifting pucks before and used mine. They worked great.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HEAVY-DUTY-C...item3cbe9bf98c
It's good piece of mind.
After I got the pucks, I went to another shop and purchased some wheels. Again, they pulled out some pieces of wood. I handed them the pucks and requested they use those. The shop (a large chain) employees never saw lifting pucks before and used mine. They worked great.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HEAVY-DUTY-C...item3cbe9bf98c
It's good piece of mind.
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From: Rocklin CA
The eyebolt fits inside the hole and you turn it to "lock" it in place. When you are finishing lifting the car, simply turn them to "unlock" and store in the trunk for another time. The puck is a standard sized puck that then rests against the bottom of the rocker panel.
I was originally going to make them myself, however, after checking with several sporting goods stores and skate rinks in the Sacramento area, I couldn't get ahold of any pucks. After all the running around and time to locate materials and build these (which don't look like much of a challenge to build), it's more time/cost effective just to order a set from ebay (IMHO).
I was originally going to make them myself, however, after checking with several sporting goods stores and skate rinks in the Sacramento area, I couldn't get ahold of any pucks. After all the running around and time to locate materials and build these (which don't look like much of a challenge to build), it's more time/cost effective just to order a set from ebay (IMHO).
Last edited by CaliforniaDave; Nov 20, 2011 at 02:43 PM. Reason: Additional information
Melting Slicks
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Yep, same here. I checked around today and I couldn't find any in the local sporting goods stores. When I asked the people said, "hockey what?" So, I guess I'll have to get some from ebay too. Thanks.
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