Hi, I got a 2013 LX570 and just noticed its missing its jack. Looks like Lexus charges almost $200 for one. Is there an aftermarket jack replacement that fits the stock location? Is there a certain specification I should look out for? Thanks!
Looking for a 200 series jack replacement
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Perhaps one from a Tundra? Sometimes they get pushed way back in the storage cubby too.
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Did you at least get the tool kit in the tailgate? If not that could add to the cost. The tundra jack appears longer than for our trucks and probably won't fit into the storage bracket. Tundra is 09111-0C050 fwiw.
The PN for yours is 09111-60120 but I don't see any direct matches on ebay. It'll likely be a lot cheaper at a toyota parts counter vs lexus.
Under $130 from the site I often order parts from. There are plenty of others too, but I'm lucky to have these guys local.
parts.autonationtoyotasouthaustin.com
If you don't buy the actual new part make sure it'll work to jack up your front tire before you slap it in there and head out on the road. If you aren't aware the correct placement for the front is under the bend in the frame rail under the front doors.. The owner's manual should have a clear picture. But my point is one from a 4runner/GX/Taco might not extend long enough to get the front tires off the ground.
The PN for yours is 09111-60120 but I don't see any direct matches on ebay. It'll likely be a lot cheaper at a toyota parts counter vs lexus.
Under $130 from the site I often order parts from. There are plenty of others too, but I'm lucky to have these guys local.
2008-2021 Toyota Land Cruiser Jack 09111-60150 | Discount Toy
2008-2021 Toyota Land Cruiser part # 09111-60150 - Jack
parts.autonationtoyotasouthaustin.com
If you don't buy the actual new part make sure it'll work to jack up your front tire before you slap it in there and head out on the road. If you aren't aware the correct placement for the front is under the bend in the frame rail under the front doors.. The owner's manual should have a clear picture. But my point is one from a 4runner/GX/Taco might not extend long enough to get the front tires off the ground.
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Thanks everyone! Super helpful. Luckily I do have the toolbox, so the jack is all I need.
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Actually I just realized I'm also missing the tool circled in red. Does anyone know what this is for and if I need to look for a replacement?
It is used to remove the center hub cover On our vehicles. Not really necessary, IMO.
That’s also a tire Spoon for putting a bead back on.
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Ah good to know this isn’t something I need to change a tire.