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If you guys are on the fence about one of these QuickJacks, just pull the trigger! It is very well built and stable even more than I thought. $999 at Costco right now. It was shipped to my door in 4 days. This will get a lot of use!
did you just use the blocks it came with or do you have jacking pucks
People say you can use just the blocks but I have leave in pucks so I use the short blocks with pucks. By looking at it, I don’t think you would have to use the pucks.
Last edited by Steve Garrett; May 25, 2019 at 02:15 PM.
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People say you can use just the blocks but I have leave in pucks so I use the short blocks with pucks. By looking at it, I don’t think you would have to use the pucks.
what pucks do you have. i've had my quick jacks for some time for other cars but i have a new GS coming in a few weeks. want to get everything set up.
I assume you have to move it out of the way when leaving/entering the garage otherwise your tires roll over it?
I leave mine under the car full-time. Just push them in to the middle and there's more than enough clearance for the car to go over and around without driving on them.
Is it worth a thousand dollars? Is it a lot more "worth it" than buying the long Race Ramps? Does it require jack stands (for safety reasons) if you want to crawl under the car when changing oil, etc., etc.?
Thank you!
Last edited by JK 23112; May 25, 2019 at 07:43 PM.
Is it worth a thousand dollars? Is it a lot more "worth it" than buying the long Race Ramps? Does it require jack stands (for safety reasons) if you want to crawl under the car when changing oil, etc., etc.?
Thank you!
I would say yes. i love my quick jacks. One thing i like vs race ramps is it's a one stop shop. you can change tires, oil, etc all by just one lift. Race ramps don't give you the flexibility of getting the tires off the ground.
Also with quick jacks they have built in jack stands at 2 points. you lift then up to the first or 2nd point on the quick jack and then back it down a bit. this puts the weight onto the jack stands vs the hydraulic lift.
If it is hydraulic, does that mean it requires some kind of compressed air system to function or is it merely electric where you plug it into the wall? I like the way they "store" by hanging on the wall of a garage. That would be very handy for me because I only have a one-car garage and already have shelving, racks, etc., etc., that take up space.
I definitely need to look into a set of these things.
QuickJack arrived
