The rear axle of an FWD car is the preferred jacking point when the rear wheels need to be removed to make rear toe and camber adjustments.

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In a front-wheel-drive (FWD) car, the preferred jacking points for removing the rear wheels or making adjustments are typically designated areas on the chassis or frame, not the rear axle, since the rear axle in FWD cars does not bear the primary load and may not be designed to safely support the car's weight during jacking.

The Rear Axle of an FWD Car Is the Preferred