Jack for Tire Replacement on Lifted Jeep
Updated 11/13/2017 | Published 11/12/2017 >
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i have a lifted jeep and have trouble finding a scissor jack that extends high enough to get it off the ground in order to replace a spare tire. Would this work to lift my car in able to replace a flat or is there something else i should get instead?
asked by: Zach
Helpful Expert Reply:
Our scissor jacks should not be used to lift a car to replace a spare tire as they were not designed for that application. Instead, depending on how far you need to lift, you may be able to use the Powerbuilt Unijack # ALL620470, which can lift up to 4,000 lbs and a range between 8-5/8" and 18-3/8", or Powerbuilt Unijack # ALL620471 which has a lift capacity of 6,000 lbs and a lift range between 11" and 21". After lifting your vehicle the jack locks into place with a safety bar so you would not need an additional jack stand.
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Scissor Stabilizer Jack - 18-3/4" Travel - 2,500 lbs - Qty 1
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