Landing Pad for a Vehicle Support

A landing pad that mounts to a foot of a jack, the landing pad comprising:

• a first section comprising:
• a first bottom comprising a first top surface and with a first front edge;
• a first side wall that extends upward from the first bottom, the first side wall positioned along a perimeter of the first bottom away from the first front edge;
• a first top shelf that extends radially inward from the first side wall, the first top shelf extending over and being spaced away from the first bottom by a first gap:
• a second section comprising:
• a second bottom comprising a second top surface and with a second front edge;
• a second side wall that extends upward from the second bottom, the second side wall positioned along a perimeter of the second bottom away from the second front edge;
• a second top shelf that extends radially inward from the second side wall, the second top shelf extending over and being spaced away from the second bottom by a second gap:
• the first section and the second section configured to be selectively positioned in a disconnected configuration and a connected configuration;
• the disconnected configuration comprising the first section spaced away from the second section;
• the connected configuration comprising:
• the first front edge abutting against the second front edge;
• a continuous bottom section formed by the first bottom and the second bottom;
• and
• a continuous side wall formed by the first and second side walls.

A method of attaching a landing pad to a foot of a vehicle support, the method comprising:

• sliding in a first direction a first section of the landing pad onto a first part of the landing pad and inserting a perimeter edge of the first part of the landing pad into a first receptacle in the first section;
• sliding in an opposing second direction a second section of the landing pad onto a second part of the landing pad and inserting a perimeter edge of the second part of the landing pad into a second receptacle in the second section;
• abutting together front edges of the first and second sections and inserting projections on the front edges into receptacles in the front edges;
• and
• inserting one or more fasteners into openings in the first and second sections and connecting together the first and second sections.