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Those scissor jack are for icoe (in case of emergency) only. Would not try to get the car up that high on a wonky scissor jack. They can tip over
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Those scissor jack are for icoe (in case of emergency) only. Would not try to get the car up that high on a wonky scissor jack. They can tip over very easy (never happened I met but just look at the small footprint).
Be blessed smart and buy a floor jack or better yet, buy a jack set that includes tire chocks and jack stands. The hydraulic jack is 100x easier and faster to use than those stupid screw type scissor jack. YzGyz |
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