Is there a problem if the Audi jack is not placed at the designated lifting point?
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Audi jack is not placed at the designated lifting point will not cause any problems. Just pay attention next time. Introduction to car jacks: Car jacks are placed in the car's toolbox and are used to lift the car body when changing a spare tire. Car jacks include pneumatic jacks, electric jacks, hydraulic jacks, and mechanical jacks. Hydraulic and mechanical jacks are commonly used. Car jacks are used to change spare tires, making it convenient to replace a flat tire when driving out. Precautions for using a jack: When the vehicle is lifted by a jack, never start the engine, as the vibration of the engine or the rotation of the wheels may cause the vehicle to slip off the jack, leading to danger. For various car models, to ensure safety, there are generally fixed positions for using a jack. Do not support the jack on parts like the bumper or crossbeam. Maintenance personnel must never work under a vehicle without proper support. When changing wheels, passengers should not stay in the car, as their movement may cause the vehicle to slip off the jack.