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BOLT Lock Hi-Lift Jack Mounts
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- Jeep Jack Mount secures your Hi-Lift Jack with your Vehicle's key
- BOLT Lock Hi Lift Jack Mount is available for driver or passenger side in Red or Black
- JK Hi Lift Jack Mount is easy to install, bolts into existing holes
- No drilling required
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Secure your Hi-Lift Jack with your Vehicle's key. Easy to install. Available for driver or passenger side in red or Black. Bolts into existing holes. No drilling required! Hi-Lift Jack held securely in place with 2 knobs. Easy to remove and mount your Hi-Lift Jack. Automotive grade, weather-proof, solid steel construction. Extra security. Limited Lifetime Warranty.
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6 Answered questionsDoes this mount using only two bolts, hold the jack to the body of the Jeep and hold it securely during aggressive off road driving and not damage the sheet metal?
Asked by agoodandy from Chicago, Il on
Hello, With this design on the mount the two bolts are plenty support for the jack, as for the damage issue it will not hurt the sheet metal. If you have anymore questions feel free to ask, Thank you.
Answered by JordanC@extension4833 from Chicago, Il on
I can not tell in the photos, but do these fender Hi-Lift jack mounts require drilling or modification to the factory body? I see what looks like a lower rubber foot in the photo, is that drilled into the body?
Asked by larry0071 from Pittsburgh, Pa. on
Hi Larry0071, This Bolt Lock J-Mount Hi-Lift Jack Mount requires no drilling to install or use, the lower rubber pad is not drilled through. Thanks for your inquiry.
Answered by Jim G Ext 4806 from Pittsburgh, Pa. on
I have mirror relocation brackets on my 2000 tj, will the hi-lift mount still be able to be installed?
Asked by B from Elk Grove, CA on
B, the Bolt Lock J-Mount Hi-Lift Jack Mount will work just fine with the mirror brackets on your TJ. Hope this helps!
Answered by Zach O. ext 4939 from Elk Grove, CA on