View Poll Results: Guess how much are those Garage To go?
Less than $29.99



8
19.51%
More than $29.99 and Less than $49.99



22
53.66%
More than $50 and Less than $74.99



9
21.95%
More than $75 and Less than $99.99



2
4.88%
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Look what you can get for less than....The cost of simple Oil change And Tire Rotations at your friendly Acura Dealer.
Now guess, how much are those?

Note: Grabbed those from Pep Boys!



Look what you can get for less than....The cost of simple Oil change And Tire Rotations at your friendly Acura Dealer.
Now guess, how much are those?

Note: Grabbed those from Pep Boys!
Originally posted by PiMpiN wHITe Cl-S
can that jack get under your car? cuz i have a smiliar one from pep boys (also very cheap: jack and 2 jack stands for around 30 bux) which couldnt fit..
can that jack get under your car? cuz i have a smiliar one from pep boys (also very cheap: jack and 2 jack stands for around 30 bux) which couldnt fit..
That we have to see. I need to use it for the Sienna too!
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I paid $29.88. A day earlier it was $39.99.
Inital impression after I used it to do a tires ratation on my sienna.
First, it is of solid build quality.
Pro: nice trolley. Nice stands.
Con: I cannot recommend the jack for a 4000lbs sienna.
The lift was barely enough. It can go as low as 5" so no problem if you are lowered. Second, when depressurizing the jack, the Sienna went down very fast and left a dented mark where the stands was. The stock sienna jacked worked better. Maybe for lighter cars, this would not a problem.
Also, the wheels Chocks are a joke (too small) but they did work!
Only 3 out of 22 (13%) guessed it right
Nashua.
Inital impression after I used it to do a tires ratation on my sienna.
First, it is of solid build quality.
Pro: nice trolley. Nice stands.
Con: I cannot recommend the jack for a 4000lbs sienna.
The lift was barely enough. It can go as low as 5" so no problem if you are lowered. Second, when depressurizing the jack, the Sienna went down very fast and left a dented mark where the stands was. The stock sienna jacked worked better. Maybe for lighter cars, this would not a problem.Also, the wheels Chocks are a joke (too small) but they did work!
Only 3 out of 22 (13%) guessed it right
Nashua.
How do you jack up the car (say, at the the jackpoint behind the front wheel) and then swap in the jack stands? The stand legs flare out so much you can't get it in there onto the jackpoint.
Originally posted by Seattle Cl-S
How do you jack up the car (say, at the the jackpoint behind the front wheel) and then swap in the jack stands? The stand legs flare out so much you can't get it in there onto the jackpoint.
How do you jack up the car (say, at the the jackpoint behind the front wheel) and then swap in the jack stands? The stand legs flare out so much you can't get it in there onto the jackpoint.
jack like that one.You need a BIG SUCKER like I have then you can lift the entire front end off the ground from the front center.
Then place the jack stands in the factory lift points and lower the jack.
Shawn S
I voted with the majority.
I purchased an emergency kit from DAP. It consisted of a 2 ton jack, emergency flashlight with strobe, electric inflator pump (takes 15 mins to add 5 psi to a tyre), and a 72 piece rachet set. All for $35. Not bad but u get what u pay for, and its not really worth the $35 that I paid for.
Juker008
I purchased an emergency kit from DAP. It consisted of a 2 ton jack, emergency flashlight with strobe, electric inflator pump (takes 15 mins to add 5 psi to a tyre), and a 72 piece rachet set. All for $35. Not bad but u get what u pay for, and its not really worth the $35 that I paid for.
Juker008
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