Jack Point for Working on a Single Wheel?

I am aware of the saw horse use for working on the RV-12 off of the ground. Is there a single jack point or other strategy for working on one wheel at a time?

Use an under-wing hydraulic jack situated at the wing tiedown point. Be sure that the upper end of the jack is safely secured to the tiedown bolt/ring. Do a SEARCH under "Jacking" for further ideas.

Alternatively, put some form of clamp (e.g., wood, steel, or even a hefty C-clamp) on the gear leg and lift the leg with a jack - use some form of padding so as not to scratch the paint on the gear leg.

Some have tried using a U-shaped steel bracket that slides up the gear leg and serves as a jack point, but on the RV-12 the brake line gets in the way.

This is sort of what I do http://www.vansairforce.com/community/showpost.php?p=911465&postcount=10

I don't like extending the jack that high with the extension as shown here, though, so I just set the jack on a concrete block instead. No extension needed and is quite stable ...

Thanks for the suggestions. They are very helpful.