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He also include the list/links of the bearing at Harbor Freight in the description.
Make sure you ziptie, tape, or glue these on and not drill/tap the frame itself, as you'll compromise it. You probably already know that but I just want to mention it for those who don't.
Make sure you measure the distance between (inside distance & outside distance) jack points on your car. We have a 2017 Honda Accord Sport (4 side jack points & one front only, none in the rear) and the 7000TL from Costco would sit halfway between front side/rear side jack points. I would have had to purchase the $355~$380 SLX extension kit.
2nd: Another thing was Quick Jacks will gouge up your finished garage floor coating.
3rd: Quick Jacks aren't as "portable" as marketed. Each jacks are 98 lbs, and each extensions are 32.5lb, so 98-130lbs each side. Making minor position adjustments are a pain in the as$.
4th: There are only two wheels on one side of QJs, so you have to lift from opposite end. QJs can't slide on the floor like creepers/floor jacks even when laid flat (but people on YouTube will give you ideas to modify QJ to make it more "portable").
I eventually went back to floor jack and jack stands.
Y'all are ridiculous or clearly not the target demographic. I have these and they're fantastic when I need them.
They're super duper overkill for changing oil or rotating tires. A regular Jack is faster and easier. Need to do a suspension job on your car, though? They're fantastic! If that's not a project you'd undertake, then move along, this isn't for you. It's like complaining about a boat advertisement because you don't live near a lake.
Yes they take a bit of effort to get into position but they're incredibly stable and lock out before you get under the car — comments about them being unsafe are ignorant or ill informed.
These aren't for everyone but they work great for someone who would have use for a full lift but doesn't have the space.
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Make sure you measure the distance between (inside distance & outside distance) jack points on your car. We have a 2017 Honda Accord Sport (4 side jack points & one front only, none in the rear) and the 7000TL from Costco would sit halfway between front side/rear side jack points. I would have had to purchase the $355~$380 SLX extension kit.
2nd: Another thing was Quick Jacks will gouge up your finished garage floor coating.
3rd: Quick Jacks aren't as "portable" as marketed. Each jacks are 98 lbs, and each extensions are 32.5lb, so 98-130lbs each side. Making minor position adjustments are a pain in the as$.
4th: There are only two wheels on one side of QJs, so you have to lift from opposite end. QJs can't slide on the floor like creepers/floor jacks even when laid flat (but people on YouTube will give you ideas to modify QJ to make it more "portable").
I eventually went back to floor jack and jack stands.
Make sure you measure the distance between (inside distance & outside distance) jack points on your car. We have a 2017 Honda Accord Sport (4 side jack points & one front only, none in the rear) and the 7000TL from Costco would sit halfway between front side/rear side jack points. I would have had to purchase the $355~$380 SLX extension kit.
2nd: Another thing was Quick Jacks will gouge up your finished garage floor coating.
3rd: Quick Jacks aren't as "portable" as marketed. Each jacks are 98 lbs, and each extensions are 32.5lb, so 98-130lbs each side. Making minor position adjustments are a pain in the as$.
4th: There are only two wheels on one side of QJs, so you have to lift from opposite end. QJs can't slide on the floor like creepers/floor jacks even when laid flat (but people on YouTube will give you ideas to modify QJ to make it more "portable").
I eventually went back to floor jack and jack stands.
You can put roller bearings from harbor freight ($1 x4) on the bottom and roll them around with your foot.
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Make sure you measure the distance between (inside distance & outside distance) jack points on your car. We have a 2017 Honda Accord Sport (4 side jack points & one front only, none in the rear) and the 7000TL from Costco would sit halfway between front side/rear side jack points. I would have had to purchase the $355~$380 SLX extension kit.
2nd: Another thing was Quick Jacks will gouge up your finished garage floor coating.
3rd: Quick Jacks aren't as "portable" as marketed. Each jacks are 98 lbs, and each extensions are 32.5lb, so 98-130lbs each side. Making minor position adjustments are a pain in the as$.
4th: There are only two wheels on one side of QJs, so you have to lift from opposite end. QJs can't slide on the floor like creepers/floor jacks even when laid flat (but people on YouTube will give you ideas to modify QJ to make it more "portable").
I eventually went back to floor jack and jack stands.
to add.... these don't just LIFT the car
They will also move it back about 2 feet or more.
Very difficult to maneuver in a 1 car garage.(we have a 1 car and 2 car)
The rubber blocks suck. Make SURE ALL the contact surfaces are COMPLETELY DRY.
You need to spend alot of time...Lining up the jacks if you plan on lifting to max.
Much easier to work with a taller car or suv.
I should have returned them when I first got them.
The other day we were installing a new exhaust on my daughters car...She didn't even want to bother. Rhino ramps, scoot under the car and done. The GR Circuit Edition Sounds great!
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I've owned a set since early 2021. I remember having some issue with a missing Schrader valve but the company sent me a new one pretty quick. I've been using these since then without any issues.
to add.... these don't just LIFT the carThey will also move it back about 2 feet or more.Very difficult to maneuver in a 1 car garage.(we have a 1 car and 2 car)The rubber blocks suck. Make SURE ALL the contact surfaces are COMPLETELY DRY. You need to spend alot of time...Lining up the jacks if you plan on lifting to max.Much easier to work with a taller car or suv.I should have returned them when I first got them.The other day we were installing a new exhaust on my daughters car...She didn't even want to bother. Rhino ramps, scoot under the car and done. The GR Circuit Edition Sounds great!
sounds like youd move the car or make sure you have 2 feet clearance from a wall? Seems very simple for a person utilizing a car lift.
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He also include the list/links of the bearing at Harbor Freight in the description.
Make sure you ziptie, tape, or glue these on and not drill/tap the frame itself, as you'll compromise it. You probably already know that but I just want to mention it for those who don't.
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He also include the list/links of the bearing at Harbor Freight in the description.
Make sure you ziptie, tape, or glue these on and not drill/tap the frame itself, as you'll compromise it. You probably already know that but I just want to mention it for those who don't.
2nd: Another thing was Quick Jacks will gouge up your finished garage floor coating.
3rd: Quick Jacks aren't as "portable" as marketed. Each jacks are 98 lbs, and each extensions are 32.5lb, so 98-130lbs each side. Making minor position adjustments are a pain in the as$.
4th: There are only two wheels on one side of QJs, so you have to lift from opposite end. QJs can't slide on the floor like creepers/floor jacks even when laid flat (but people on YouTube will give you ideas to modify QJ to make it more "portable").
I eventually went back to floor jack and jack stands.
They're super duper overkill for changing oil or rotating tires. A regular Jack is faster and easier. Need to do a suspension job on your car, though? They're fantastic! If that's not a project you'd undertake, then move along, this isn't for you. It's like complaining about a boat advertisement because you don't live near a lake.
Yes they take a bit of effort to get into position but they're incredibly stable and lock out before you get under the car — comments about them being unsafe are ignorant or ill informed.
These aren't for everyone but they work great for someone who would have use for a full lift but doesn't have the space.
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2nd: Another thing was Quick Jacks will gouge up your finished garage floor coating.
3rd: Quick Jacks aren't as "portable" as marketed. Each jacks are 98 lbs, and each extensions are 32.5lb, so 98-130lbs each side. Making minor position adjustments are a pain in the as$.
4th: There are only two wheels on one side of QJs, so you have to lift from opposite end. QJs can't slide on the floor like creepers/floor jacks even when laid flat (but people on YouTube will give you ideas to modify QJ to make it more "portable").
I eventually went back to floor jack and jack stands.
2nd: Another thing was Quick Jacks will gouge up your finished garage floor coating.
3rd: Quick Jacks aren't as "portable" as marketed. Each jacks are 98 lbs, and each extensions are 32.5lb, so 98-130lbs each side. Making minor position adjustments are a pain in the as$.
4th: There are only two wheels on one side of QJs, so you have to lift from opposite end. QJs can't slide on the floor like creepers/floor jacks even when laid flat (but people on YouTube will give you ideas to modify QJ to make it more "portable").
I eventually went back to floor jack and jack stands.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank lotsalotsadeals
2nd: Another thing was Quick Jacks will gouge up your finished garage floor coating.
3rd: Quick Jacks aren't as "portable" as marketed. Each jacks are 98 lbs, and each extensions are 32.5lb, so 98-130lbs each side. Making minor position adjustments are a pain in the as$.
4th: There are only two wheels on one side of QJs, so you have to lift from opposite end. QJs can't slide on the floor like creepers/floor jacks even when laid flat (but people on YouTube will give you ideas to modify QJ to make it more "portable").
I eventually went back to floor jack and jack stands.
They will also move it back about 2 feet or more.
Very difficult to maneuver in a 1 car garage.(we have a 1 car and 2 car)
The rubber blocks suck. Make SURE ALL the contact surfaces are COMPLETELY DRY.
You need to spend alot of time...Lining up the jacks if you plan on lifting to max.
Much easier to work with a taller car or suv.
I should have returned them when I first got them.
The other day we were installing a new exhaust on my daughters car...She didn't even want to bother. Rhino ramps, scoot under the car and done. The GR Circuit Edition Sounds great!
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I've owned a set since early 2021. I remember having some issue with a missing Schrader valve but the company sent me a new one pretty quick. I've been using these since then without any issues.
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He also include the list/links of the bearing at Harbor Freight in the description.
Make sure you ziptie, tape, or glue these on and not drill/tap the frame itself, as you'll compromise it. You probably already know that but I just want to mention it for those who don't.
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