GM General Motors Lifting Jack Emergency Wheel Tool 09 497 285

GM General Motors Lifting Jack Emergency Wheel Tool is a practical piece of equipment from the Tools and emergency equipment category, designed for safely lifting the vehicle during wheel service tasks. This type of jack provides functional support when changing tires, inspecting brakes, or performing emergency repairs in both workshop and roadside conditions.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 09 497 285
• Mark: Unbranded
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 09 497 285
• Substitutable numbers: 09 497 285, GM, EM
• Category: Emergency Tools & Tool Kits

Application and function of the jack

GM General Motors Lifting Jack Emergency Wheel Tool has been designed as an emergency equipment component, enabling stable lifting of the vehicle in the wheel area. It is suitable for:

• changing seasonal tires or replacing a damaged wheel with a spare,
• basic inspection work on the suspension in the wheel arch area,
• emergency roadside interventions when it is necessary to lift the vehicle quickly.

The jack belongs to the Tools and emergency equipment group, which highlights its role as an element that enhances the driver's preparedness for unforeseen operational situations.

Technical characteristics and compatibility

As a product associated with the General Motors group, the jack is adapted to the typical support points used in vehicles of this group. The design is optimized for:

• stable load transfer in the area of the sills or factory lifting points,
• operation in roadside conditions – with an emphasis on simple, intuitive use,
• compatibility with the vehicle's factory emergency equipment (e.g., trunk compartments, spare wheel well).

The presence of a dedicated part number and interchangeable numbers (visible in the technical specification) facilitates matching the jack to a specific vehicle configuration and verifying compatibility with factory equipment.

Condition, safety, and operation

The jack is offered in a used condition, meaning it has been in service in a vehicle but can still perform its function as an auxiliary tool for service work. When using it, it is crucial to:

• use only at the support points designated by the manufacturer,
• work on a surface that is as level and hard as possible,
• use additional safety measures (e.g., wheel chocks) in accordance with good workshop practices.

Such an approach increases the level of safety when lifting the vehicle and reduces the risk of improper loading of the body structure.

Benefits of choosing this model

By choosing this jack, you gain:

• a functional emergency tool for wheel-related tasks,
• a component consistent with the design principles of GM vehicles,
• a solution that allows you to maintain the completeness of the emergency equipment in the car.

Thanks to this, the jack serves as a practical addition to the tool kit, increasing the vehicle's readiness for basic service activities performed outside the workshop.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the emergency equipment area in your vehicle and need other items from the same group, such as additional jacks, wheel chocks, or tire changing tools, check out the available parts in the Unbranded Tools and emergency equipment category.

Expert support and equipment selection

When planning service work on the vehicle, it is worth taking care not only of the appropriate jack but also of the condition of the remaining mechanical equipment. Proper maintenance of the power unit and associated components translates into fewer breakdowns requiring roadside intervention. Practical tips on selecting and maintaining engine equipment in popular models can be found in the article Reliability under the star sign – how to care for engine equipment in popular Mercedes-Benz C-Class and E-Class models?.