i dont like letting some fool at a shop drive my car. just because they work at a shop doesn't make me trust them. if they want my money, then they listen to me. i never say "i'm a helicopter mechanic so i'm certied to drive this car on this lift" how much knowledge does it take to drive on a lift?
Fair enough. Most places wouldn't let you.
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who me? I am, I sol my S15 like 5 mths ago and up until then it was sitting for 3 years or so until I said I just dont have time for it. I bought it when I was 18 or 19and Im 27 now do I had it like 9 years
I would be hesitant to use anything that cheap.
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I have had those and they just plain ****, small pad for where it jacks up the frame, 1 foot long handle, heavy, etc. I got my cheapie aluminum one and its been great, almost the size of a fullsixe jack, has the bigger pad, easier to lug around, handle on the side like the nascar jacks, like 3 foot long handle that comes out with the turn of a thumb screw, the pulls in half. It works good for what I like. If I work on my car on the weekends, it jacks up the car and sits it on jackstands. Most of the time I use the lifts at work, or if the wheels dont need to come off I just drive it up on ramps.
I was just refering to flipx about carrying it in their truck, alot of people dont like to lug around a heave som***** floor jack, but the aluminum would be nice. If you just work on your car once in a while one of those cheap walmart jack/jack stands kits is ok, all the jack does is put the car on the stands. I would never get under a car with just a jack. All that is holding the car up from squishing you is a 10 cent seal.
