stands

Guys, Quick question about jacking points. If I want to place axle stands on the rubber supports behind the front wheels, where do I place the saddle of the trolley jack in order to lift the car? I want to raise the front of my W202. Thanks all, shr.

Hi The technical idiot requires advice again! I've bought myself a pair of axle stands to carry out some simple work on my W129 (per a previous post) but am unsure where is the best place to position them - there's an awful of plastic under the car and I don't want to damage / bend anything...

Spent Sunday with the wheels off giving them a good clean and painting the brake calipers (well, only got two done :( ). I realised I should really be using axle stands and not the emergency jack, especially as I needed to rotate the rear wheels. So, where from? I'm not a mechanic and this...

This is what happened to my dads SL500 BEWARE :devil: Some W**ker decided to get a piece of heavy duty thick sand paper and scrated my dads SL500 on the wing by puting three letters B T G Does anyone know what BTG stands for. Is this a GANG or what as this has happend to a few cars down...

I can jack up my W202 using a trolley jack on the rubberised jacking point. But how do I support the car on axle stands on the rear without removing the jack first?

I want to remove the alloy wheels from a 1998 E280 saloon (W210?) for refurbishing. Where is the recommended position for axle stands locations A diagram would be helpful, is there any site which would show this. justsid

Ive joined this forum to let you guys know about our SL products that we are going to soon stop production. We have in stock 10 un sold SL hardtop stands (folding). We normally retail these at £225 but would like to offer the forum a cost price of £95 + carriage £10 (UK) just to move them on...

Ive joined this forum to let you guys know about our SL products that we are going to soon stop production. We have in stock 10 un sold SL hardtop stands (folding). We normally retail these at £225 but would like to offer the forum a cost price of £95 + carriage £10 (UK) just to move them on...

MB have just told me that a stand for my hardtop would be £225 + Vat - Ouch Does anybody know where I can get one a little cheaper, and not as flimsey as the poxey thing my dealer wanted to sell me. Top_Trucker