QuickJack

I purchased this lift for my personal use. I use it for oil changes, tire rotation and general maintenance on 2 vehicles. The frames are a little heavy but are manageable for a 63 year old guy. I have a little trouble with the air bladders but it is cold here and I am still getting use to working with the jacks. The hangers are excellent for storing the jacks. A nice addition to the man cave.

This thing is great, I would love to have a full sized shop lift but the quick jack does 95% of a full size lift and it works in my standard size garage. I have the 5000 lb lift and doing oil changes / exhaust work is no problem! It is built tough enough that you would need to do something very dumb to break it. The only thing I would change is the wheels on the one end are useless because there is no handle on the other end. It would also be nice to have a welded on handle on the side of the unit for when you are pushing it under the car. Again, this thing rocks, in less time than it takes to jack up one end of a car and put stands under it, I can have all 4 wheels off the ground and feel SAFE under the car. Best money I ever spent on a tool out in the shop.

Works perfectly. Have used it on nissan frontier, trailblazer, grand caravan and accord. Should have had the quickjack years ago.

One of the best tools I ever bought. A “must have” to help maintain my collectors cars.

My QJ 3500 is great. It's only a month old but I've used it at least 1/2 dozen times to make working on my engine at a better height; to inspect the underside of my history car and do some front alignment work. I do recommend, a. you emphasize that 'weight' is required to lower the units all the way down (like my foot); b. I recommend you put rolling wheels on both ends... not just one.