Good place to buy a car jack
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Good place to buy a car jack
Hey,
im looking to buy a car jack thats better then the oem jack.
so far ive only looked at canadian tire and i found this =).
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/4/Au...BJack%2BKit.jsp
thanks for the help!
im looking to buy a car jack thats better then the oem jack.
so far ive only looked at canadian tire and i found this =).
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/4/Au...BJack%2BKit.jsp
thanks for the help!
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Well the canadian tire one will probably crap out in about a year or 2, mine started leaking a bit shortly after a year. It works though, and for a 50-60dollar jack, i can't complain...
Anyways
http://www.princessauto.com/shop-garage/re...rage-combo-pack Jack + 2 jackstands + roll thingy
Seems like a pretty good deal, and for the price, i personally think its worth the money, even if it does break in a year or so.
OR
http://www.princessauto.com/shop-garage/re...ith-collectible
If you want a low profile jack
Anyways
http://www.princessauto.com/shop-garage/re...rage-combo-pack Jack + 2 jackstands + roll thingy
Seems like a pretty good deal, and for the price, i personally think its worth the money, even if it does break in a year or so.
OR
http://www.princessauto.com/shop-garage/re...ith-collectible
If you want a low profile jack
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Originally Posted by rk604,Jan 4 2010, 05:06 PM
For at home in the garage I use one of these:
http://www.princessauto.com/shop-garage/re...teel-floor-jack
It feels a lot more solid when lifting the car, and the max height is quite a bit higher. It is quite bit bigger, and heavy as s**t though!
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Wow the first one for 70 does seem like a really good deal =).
Im a little worried about the height the jack gives me though... its only 13 inchs and i plan on going under the car.
How high should a car be to be worked on comfortably?
Im a little worried about the height the jack gives me though... its only 13 inchs and i plan on going under the car.
How high should a car be to be worked on comfortably?
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^Make sure you use Jack stands when going under the car! Do not, rely on the floor jack!!!
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Originally Posted by Lhung,Jan 4 2010, 06:27 PM
Wow the first one for 70 does seem like a really good deal =).
Im a little worried about the height the jack gives me though... its only 13 inchs and i plan on going under the car.
How high should a car be to be worked on comfortably?
Im a little worried about the height the jack gives me though... its only 13 inchs and i plan on going under the car.
How high should a car be to be worked on comfortably?
Also like alSpeed said, ALWAYS use jackstands before getting under a car.
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i think for the lower end jacks, you can't really expect them to last as long. I mean there's probably a reason why they're selling it so cheap. (either they're getting new models in, had problems with them in the past, bringing customers into store or just a cheap product to manufacture