Cjl22

I can see the rear one, but not sure of the front. (Center of vehicle jack point) thx. Picture would be great

Elation

It's in the owner's manual.

sderman

Yep. It's why I keep all of my manuals as pdfs on my PC. If I need to find anything I press Control + F. Entering just the word "jack" got me there almost immediately.

Cjl22

got it thx.

Elation

I was wondering if they had one online.
Found it easily.

Canadian Lexus manuals
https://www.lexus.ca/lexus/en/owners/manuals

US - doesn't work for me, but you can try
http://drivers.lexus.com/lexusdriver...nuals-warranty

Jiggz858

Might as well post the pics for others:
Jacking Points for 4RX350

sderman

Yes, I use the lower link for U.S. manuals.

SoCalRX

Can someone with a service manual please post the diagram indicating the proper RX 4th Gen lift points? Thank you. I know where the floor jack approved points are and have used them (make sure you have a floor jack rated to lift the RX's weight).

Also a note to those considering installing running boards, you cannot use a floor jack with a pinch weld adapter as the running boards impede the head of the floor jack. You can still us the factory supplied scissors jack that comes with your RX.

My450H

I'm interested in all of this as well.

Decent floor jacks are expensive and taking up too much room, so I got a 20 Ton bottle jack that can lift up to 18". Is that OK to use? I know my rx weighs under 2.5 tons per google research.



I am planning to install running boards. I cannot picture what you mean by "cannot use a floor jack with a pinch weld adapter as the running boards impede the head of the floor jack." yet. Hope I get all the stuff correct when time comes.

ravenuer

The pinch welds are the jacking points under the rocker panels in back of the front wheels and in front of the back wheels. Running boards are mounted just below these points thereby precluding use of a floor jack. Hope that makes sense....!

Jiggz858

Basically the lift points are the same as the jack points as shown:




Jack Points or Lift Points.

Blw2000

Can I lift entire front/rear so that tires are off the ground from these points? I’m talking about the first picture showing the front and rear lift points.

Quantum501

The two points shown in Post #6 are the lift points for the entire front end (both tires off of the ground) and the entire back end. Then you can put jack stands at the side areas shown in Post #11 if you want your car elevated and level.

arrowroot

Wouldn't putting jack stands @ the pinch welds damage/bend the pinch welds?

ravenuer

No, because the pinch welds are designed to hold up the car.