Hydraulic lift points for Versa (to lift each side for tire rotation)

[fyman]

Hello everyone,

I am looking for someone to tell me the "suggested" lift points for underneath the Versa (to lift each side with the floor jack for tire rotation, for example).

Also- where is a safe place for jack stands?

Any reply would be appreciated, please let me know where you found the information!

Thanks in advance...

Tony GGloucester, Va07 Versa Sapphire HB

[PB]

Jack it up where your manual states ,Just under the rocker panels front or rear,You will see the small slots on the bottom,Jack stands can be placed under the rear axle which woulkd be the safest,and jack stands placed beside where you are jacking up on the front.

[KimberKenobi]

Okay, everything I read suggested to put the car stands next to where you'd put the jack... so that's where I put it. (I did a Nico search and that's what I came up with)

worked very well.

We used cement blocks for chalks.

[versa2nr]

I assume you mean wheel chocks

[KimberKenobi]

.... rriiigghhht.... what he said ;oD

[fyman]

Thanks for the advice- however what I am trying to do is lift the entire side from one lift point, to exchange front and back wheels.

I only have one lift, and am not very sure of lifting each wheel and then supporting it with a stand while I move the lift to jack the other.

What do we think- is this possible/safe?

Thanks again-Tony G

[biggie]

Thanks for the advice- however what I am trying to do is lift the entire side from one lift point, to exchange front and back wheels.

I only have one lift, and am not very sure of lifting each wheel and then supporting it with a stand while I move the lift to jack the other.

What do we think- is this possible/safe?

Thanks again-Tony G

It will be fine to lift one end, put stand under it and then lift up the other. Just make sure to have e-brake on, in gear(MT) or in park, and chock a wheel on the opposite side.