what jacks is everyone using

[toxxin]

my floor jack has seen better days so i think its time that i get a new one since my audi will be low soon. im using an aluminum 1.5ton race jack from harbor frieght that is like 6 years old and missing a wheel lol. also got a 3 ton since i had a truck....

post some pics of yours..

[toxxin]

photobucket is not working for me right now so i will get some up later.

[wezlo]

2 ton Kobalt Lift... i work at Lowes so i get a discount... and now we can get stuff through grainger so ill be buying my tools through them and get a nice discount plus free shipping to my door!

[SLYCAT]

I just bought a GM performance parts 2 ton jack, no pics.

[q-car]

Craftsman 3 ton (used to have a rover)
But it works with the Audi.

[Blarg]

Craftsman aluminum floor jack but mine leaks tons of hydraulic fluid...

[golfvdude]

Craftsman 2-ton aluminum jack(red). Been through 3 of them. Great jack but does not like anything near 2-tons. Goes to poop shortly after. About to get another one.

[Zebman]

I've got a Duralast 2 or 3 ton jack. I have to drive my car onto wooden planks to fit it under now. Ahh, the low life.

[nramsey]

I've been using the Harbor Freight $90 aluminum race jack for the past 5 years or so. Love it. It has a very low height so has fit under all my lowered cars without issues. It also gets the car plenty high to get under it for exhaust work etc.

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=91039

[Subaru71]

hmm I've been through 2 craftsman red floor jacks.. worked great but leaked after a year or two.. I have a black craftsman now.. bigger and heavier, but doesn't lift too fast.. i do like craftsman though, don't use them too much since I got my bendpak lift :D

[Sharkfin]

I got a 2-ton prolift one from Advance Auto Parts and it broke after about 6 uses. I got a new one from them for free but it isn't quality stuff so stay away. I guess you live and learn. I'm also on my second stock jack, the original widow maker almost killed me.

[rlme36]

DK20 AC hydraulics. The last jack you'll ever need to buy. I've had mine for over 6 years and never a failure, just needed to top off the fluid in it recently.