Ken167

I just had new front brakes put on my car and the tech lifted the front of the car by putting the lift pads on the inner rail/floor support beam under the car and not on the outside rail where it should go. I looked at the inner rails they don't seem to be bent, but I'm wondering if the inner rails are strong enough to be used as lift points??

strikeraj

correct me if I am wrong but I always put my jackstand on those inner rails, as the outside rails are more for temporary roadside jacking.

VTsuckah

iTrader: (1)

Before I bought my race ramps, I always used the frame to jack the car up and I placed jackstands on the pinch weld points (per the manual). I never had any issues with anything bending or denting.

Gville350

iTrader: (10)

You're fine. Just use the factory-recommended jack points in the future.