Category: Floor Jacks

Floor jacks Perform your own automotive repairs at home or add a new floor jack to your pro mechanic shop. Understand the limitations and types of floor jacks before ordering the lifts you need. Floor jack materials: Both aluminum and steel are used to make floor jacks. Steel floor jacks are sturdier and heavier than aluminum floor jacks. Aluminum floor jacks are corrosion-resistant and easier to move. Hydraulic floor jacks: Hydraulic floor jacks are simple to use and some types, including bottle jacks, store in tight spaces. Bottle jacks are generally for use with trucks and SUVs because they have limited lift height. Mechanical floor jacks: Mechanical floor jacks aren’t as powerful as hydraulic floor jacks. Scissor jacks should be used only for changing tires. Use more reliable hydraulic jacks for major car repairs and maintenance.
Floor Jack

Floor Jack

Floor Jack, Car Jack, Hydraulic Jack A hydraulic floor jack is used to lift heavy vehicles to be able to work underneath them. It works as a result of fluid being compressed through cylinders...