Powerbuilt Unijack With 21 Inch Lift And 6000 lb Capacity Compatibility with 2013 Ford Kuga
Updated 01/31/2017 | Published 01/30/2017 >
Question:
Good evening, I would be interested to buy the Powerbuilt Unijack - 21 Lift - 6,000 lbs, but I wanted to know if the product mentioned above is good to be able to replace the tires on my FORD KUGA 2013. Where in the underbody of the car or the axis should be placed on Powerbuilt? I saw the video presentation of the product but do not know the weight of the vehicle shown in the video, so a bit difficult to assess whether on my machine may be fine. Waiting to receive your kind reply I take this opportunity to extend warm greetings
asked by: Domenico R
Expert Reply:
The Powerbuilt Unijack - 21" Lift - 6,000 lbs # ALL620471, is perfect for your 2013 Ford Kuga. The jack should be placed under the frame as close to the wheel as possible with the frame fully in contact with the jack. This jack has a lift range between 11 inches and 21 inches and it removes the need for jack stands. I've attached a couple review videos for you.
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Powerbuilt Unijack Bottle Jack with Built-In Jack Stand - 21" Lift - 3 Tons
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- Bottle Jack
- Jacks and Jack Stands
- 3 Tons
- Powerbuilt
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