Land Rover Discovery Sport L550 Scissor Car Jack Wheel Lifter GJ32-17080-AE

Land Rover Discovery Sport L550 Scissor Car Jack Wheel Lifter GJ32-17080-AE is an original component from the Jacks and tool kits group, designed for bodywork maintenance in service and emergency conditions. The scissor design ensures stable vehicle support, and the factory origin from the Land Rover brand guarantees a proper fit to the support points of the Discovery Sport L550 model.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: LR070902
• Mark: Land Rover
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: LR070902
• Substitutable numbers: LR070902, LR178246, GJ3217080AE, GJ32-17080-AE, GJ3217080AC, GJ32-17080-AC
• Part type: Parcel Shelf
• Category: Parcel Shelves

Purpose and fitment for Land Rover Discovery Sport L550

The presented scissor jack has been designed as service equipment for the Land Rover Discovery Sport L550. It meets the manufacturer's factory requirements regarding geometry, operating range, and compatibility with the factory body support points. As a result, the jack allows for safe lifting of the vehicle for wheel changes, suspension inspections, or basic maintenance tasks. The original Land Rover origin ensures the correct working height, appropriate structural rigidity, and compatibility with the factory trunk storage compartment, if the vehicle was equipped with this type of jack. This is a particularly beneficial solution for users who want to keep their car in a configuration close to the factory standard.

Scissor construction and functional properties

The jack uses a classic, proven scissor design that ensures even lifting of the vehicle while maintaining stability. The screw mechanism allows for precise height adjustment, and the properly shaped base minimizes the risk of the jack shifting on hard surfaces. The support head is adapted to the lifting points used in the Discovery Sport L550, which reduces the risk of damaging the sills or load-bearing elements. In daily use, such a jack serves as an emergency equipment item – it allows for a wheel change on the roadside or in a parking lot without the need for workshop lifts. Thanks to its compact form, the jack can be conveniently stored in the trunk, in a dedicated recess, or a service organizer.

Used condition and benefits of choosing original parts

The item comes from the secondary market, which allows for combining a reasonable purchase cost with maintaining the parameters specified by the vehicle manufacturer. Unlike many aftermarket replacements, the original scissor jack is designed with the vehicle's curb weight, load distribution, and specific body support points in mind. For the user, this means greater predictability of the jack's performance during operation. Choosing an original, used jack is particularly advantageous for post-accident repairs or when completing missing service equipment. This allows for maintaining consistency with the factory vehicle specification without the need to invest in new, more expensive components.

Application in service practice

This type of scissor jack is primarily intended for:

• emergency wheel changes in the field or on the road,
• basic visual inspections of suspension and braking system components,
• auxiliary work during body maintenance in garage conditions. Due to its design, the jack works best on hard, level ground. In practice, the user should always follow the vehicle manufacturer's recommendations regarding support points and safety rules when lifting the body. Proper use significantly extends the durability of the screw mechanism and load-bearing elements.

Land Rover jacks and tool kits – equipment expansion

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the service area in your Land Rover and need other items from the same group, such as additional jacks, wheel wrenches, or factory service tools, check out the available parts in the Land Rover jacks and tool kits category.

Support for repairs using original used parts

When completing service equipment or performing post-accident repairs, it is worth considering the use of original components from the secondary market, which maintain factory parameters at a lower purchase cost. If you want to better plan such work and understand how to safely use used OEM components, take a look at the article on repairing a car after a collision using original used parts, where you will find practical tips on selecting and operating such components.