- Plastic components: Plastic parts of your car, such as bumpers and side skirts, are not designed to withstand the weight of the vehicle and can easily be damaged if a jack is placed on them.
- Structural components: Structural components, such as the frame, suspension, and axles, are designed to withstand the forces of driving, but they can be damaged if a jack is placed on them incorrectly.
- Fuel tank: The fuel tank is a particularly vulnerable area, as it can easily be punctured if a jack is placed on it.
- Brake lines and cables: Brake lines and cables are essential for the safe operation of your car, and they can be easily damaged if a jack is placed on them.
- Electrical components: Electrical components, such as the battery and wiring, can be damaged if a jack is placed on them.
If you are unsure of where to place a jack on your car, consult your vehicle's owner's manual or seek advice from a qualified mechanic.
