Safest way to jack all 4 wheels of Alto 660cc HA36S

Previously when I was not involved in the maintenance work of my vehicle, I used to visit mechanics or tire shops, and most of the time they cause either frame damage or dent or scratches or paint chips. Specially the tire shops are the most guilty of incorrect jacking techniques.
This video demonstrates the safest technique to raise all 4 wheels on jack stands of Alto 660cc HA36S that won't cause any damage.

[@pastewax-pk]

Before jacking up the vehicle, apply the handbrake and put the vehicle in gear. Also block the wheels using bricks or any other option available.

[@yousufshaikhful]

Nice to see your video uploads.

[@HKSkansei]

Small piece of advice to make using the rubber pad on the jack easier (and safer)
See how the rubber has a smaller round piece molded in?
On your jack you usually remove the black metal "cup" first, and underneath will be a round hole.
The rubber pad locks into that hole and will mean that it won't move around while you lift the car.

[@pastewax-pk]

Yes I have to very careful and align the rubber pad multiple times when I place it over the metal cup.
I will try your technique. Thanks for the tip!

[@waqar1130]

Make video about engine oil change

[@pastewax-pk]

Yes that's planned