Floor Jack stands question

[Jonnylaw]

I live in an area that sees all four seasons so I change out my wheels and tires twice a year.

I try to avoid the dealer so I got to my detail shop and use 2 floor jacks at the mounting points did change the wheels and tires. Never had an issue doing this.

But is it bad for the suspension/frame if the vehicle to use floor jacks twice a year to change wheels and tires or is a lift much preferred?

Sorry for the newbie question but just trying to see if there are any issues regularly using floor jacks.

Thanks!

[GTItoS4]

As long as you're lifting from the seam welds, I think it's an unlimited number of lifts. I have no reason other than I've never heard of such a thing.

[tegxsi]

I'm sure track people change their tire/wheel setup and do brake maintenance more often...

I tend to use the jack pad locations when lifting. The pinch welds are fine but be cautions and don't fold them over.

[biglipps66]

They're meant to support the car of course, if you're worried you could always use pinch weld blocks. The Quickjack company makes some, I use them often and the bottom of my car looks brand new still.
https://www.quickjack.com/accessorie...h-weld-blocks/

[NapalmEnema]

You jack it properly it should never cause an issue. If you wrench on your cars I'd recommend investing in a quickjack I love that solution as it's easy to store and makes things like rotating tires a snap and super safe.