Jacking Points

[br0ke]

Hi everyone,

We picked up our new Verso TR last week and are very well pleased with it. It has more presence on the road than the Yaris although I find it a bit wallowly around corners.

Anyway, I got half the car polished with Duragloss so far but it is time consuming and then the rain came.

So while waiting for the weather to improve, I would like to polish the wheels which is much easier with them off.

Q. Where is the best place to put in a trolley jack as there is nowhere obvious?

Thanks,

[MarcTS]

If it's anything like the normal Corolla then the front jack point is illustrated in the pics below (shamelessly stolen from nrgizerbunny's workshop submission on changing the brakes)

I have no idea about a rear jacking point though, sorry

[br0ke]

Absolutely right MiniMarc

I would have posted pictures if I could but it is reasonably obvious once you look under the car.

One word of warning - place a board under the trolley jack as the 2.2d engine is a heavy lump and I now have 2 trolley jack sized dents in my new drive. Not be doing that again.

:!Removed!:

[eddieinvader]

Where is the best place to jack up the back of a rolla to get both wheels off the floor.

I have noticed a bit sticking down from the back of the wheel well is this the jack point?

Or should I use the axle?

[rallyfan1986]

or if your using the jack that comes in the boot theres a couple of location points along the sill under the drivers door so you can do one side at a time

[eddieinvader]

or if your using the jack that comes in the boot theres a couple of location points along the sill under the drivers door so you can do one side at a time

Yeah I know that.

I should have said with a trolley jack to get both off the floor at the same time.

Done it now anyway used the bit that sticks down behind the wheel well