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Originally Posted by m5james
I've had mine for about 3yrs now and I find excuses to use it. Yes I have drive-up ramps for quickie oil changes, three floor jacks and about 4 pairs of stands...but this thing is ultimately faster overall. My garage floor is flat, but my driveway isn't...it has a slight angle for water run-off. This still hasn't stopped me from using it outside though.
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This. It is FRIGGIN AWESOME
I've lived in a house with a MaxJack. The only thing that is better for is doing rod bearings and tranny swaps.
For everything else the QuickJack is better. Not on the same universe as jacking the car up with stands, that is suicidal at best.
Some people think it doesn't lift enough, but you want to be on your back and can't have the car so high that you have to fully extend your arms all the time. So it lifts the perfect amount.
On the MaxJack it was a huge pain to not be able to lift the car enough to stand comfortably. I'd end up sitting down working on the car which is not as comfortable as some think it is.