Used Wood Block 1990–2019

A wood block in an automotive context is a hardwood or composite block used as a cushioning or positioning aid during vehicle lifting, axle work, or body repairs. Blocks go under jack stands, frame rails, or axle housings to distribute load and prevent slipping during maintenance. They also show up in parts inventory as packing material or accessories alongside larger components. Redline connects buyers with 4 parts sellers nationwide, and shop accessories like wood blocks sometimes appear in listings alongside mechanical parts. Looking for a specific component for a Chevrolet, Honda, Infiniti, Mercedes Benz, Ford vehicle or picking up shop supplies? The catalog of 12 items covers a wide range. Blocks used under jack stands or frame rails need to be dense hardwood with no cracks or checks. Splitting under load can drop a vehicle unexpectedly. Never substitute soft or low-grade wood for blocking during vehicle lifting. Browse Redline by make, model, and part type to find what you need. If a wood block is included with another part purchase, the seller will note it in the listing description alongside the primary item.