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I'm not sure if HF sells the individual sockets. There were nine in the set I bought, they have a cheaper 5 piece set. Three of the nine fit the vehicles here (Camaro, Accord & the ST). I guess I need to buy 6 more vehicles.

Nope, the rubber is remarkably soft considering the pinch weld is trying to cut it in half. It requires a bit of fiddling to use as the adapter is right up against the outer trim piece. I put the adapter in place first then slid the jack into it. You can see it deforming inboard in this pic:

In related news, I decided to buy those impact sockets with the sleeve to protect the finish on wheels. This is the first set that arrived from Amazon: This is the replacement set that arrived from Amazon 24 hours later: Both bags showed the kind of damage you'd get by running them over...

https://www.insideedition.com/atlanta-woman-cant-find-apple-airtag-on-her-car-thats-tracking-her-every-move-72629

They beep after so many minutes

Apple airtag tracker?

LOL! It should work on all four corners on flat ground.

ok, bright sunny day. There are brown parts on all four doors AND the steering wheel trim, including the part at the bottom where the ST logo is.

I'd seen that, but the website also states the 4000lb version lifts from 8-5/8 to 18-3/8in... but it's a little under 9 1/4 with the rubber pinch weld pad. & then there's the actual stroke of the jack, they're stating 11 to 21 based on 11 being without the pin in any holes & 21 with the pin in...

also tried out the other pinchweld doodad with my ancient 3 ton floor jack from Horrible Fright. Works great so long you align the cup so the ears don't hit the bottom of the ST... of course then ya need to put a jackstand somewhere else.

& found this while under there, both sides bent... as expected

Then I tried the front left again with the pin in the correct location. No joy. However, the driveway leans to the left so there was more weight on that corner of the ST.You can see the slope in the 4th pic looking at the bottom of the gate behind the ST. Overall I'm happy & will buy a 2nd one...

Bought the 4000lb version. Put it under the left front jack point. Couldn't extend it enough to get the pin in the 4th hole so had to lift with it in the 3rd. It didn't lift far enough to get the wheel off the ground. Well crap, that sucks. I also had the pin in the wrong location. Decide to...

They sprayed that expanding foam stuff in all sorts of places, I first noticed it at the rear of the front fenders when I had a front door open. You can probably poke it back behind the panel it fell out of.

... as bad as the price would suggest? https://www.ebay.com/itm/284006553770

Parts fitted to 20 vehicles owing to incorrect labeling... so only 20 parts were incorrectly labeled & fitted to vehicles over the 10 days. Everything else got the correctly labeled parts.

The high delivery pressure is probably connected to the issue they had with Firestones back in the day when they decided something that weighs the same as a truck should have lower tire pressure to lessen the harshness of the ride. My F350 dually ran 60PSI.

I was outside detailing the Camaro this morning when the retired mech next door wandered by. Discovered he has Forscan :)

Is the FENG in there too?

Used, under 6k miles. Still has warranty... Are you saying it's not supposed to be that color? There are other pieces that are brown instead of black. I'll get more pics today. Edit/update: Well damn, Yesterday I could see the brown up front, today I can't, but the other rear door has it.