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Makes sense. I don't think there's any issue with lifting it from the front or rear. I've done that on all my previous cars and the manual does point out
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Makes sense. I don't think there's any issue with lifting it from the front or rear. I've done that on all my previous cars and the manual does point out floor jack points for the front and rear.
I would be nervous about using your method with my jacks... I have 12,000lb truck jack stands that I use because I feel safer with them but their lowest position is a good bit higher than the average car jack stand.
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