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Replace tire you might wish you had not bought it

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my 0.02 - its for emergency, not regular maintenance - I would not get under the car and if you are taking longer than the time to change a tire you might wish you had not bought it
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Use than the regular low profile jack and more friendly

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Seems to be simpler to use than the regular low profile jack and more friendly to the undercarriage of the car.
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my 0.02 - its for emergency, not regular maintenance - I would not get under the car and if you are taking longer than the time to change a tire you might wish you had not bought it
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Use than the regular low profile jack and more friendly

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Seems to be simpler to use than the regular low profile jack and more friendly to the undercarriage of the car.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone had any any experience with this one? Seems to be simpler to use than the regular low profile jack and more friendly to the undercarriage of the car. http://www.lastandfinal.com/ProductD...GR-SR&CTitle=&

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my 0.02 - its for emergency, not regular maintenance - I would not get under the car and if you are taking longer than the time to change a tire you might wish you had not bought it come on a 996 is a snap to jack up....

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

What I mean is, you still need to put the jack stand on the 4 points that PCNA has recommended. I'm just thinking how easy it would be to raise the car up, put the the stands on the 4 slots and release gently. No hassle or worrying that your regular jack would be too high or that you might damage something under the car. I saw similar applications on you tube and it looked very simple to operate. P.S. I am in no means connected to the seller nor endorse this product. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOmAe-WKQmo

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Not no but heck no. Like mentioned for an emergency like off the road in mud or snow to get something under the tires.

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We would have to call you 'bubble' boy if you get that.

POST 6Original post

For $70, wouldn't this be so much better? http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=91039

POST 7Original post

I dont know man...... oils starvation comes to mind.

POST 8Original post

ARB makes a very similar product for off road applications to get trucks off the ground in soft soil situations.. such as mud or sand... they are designed to operate from an onboard air compressor which most off roaders carry due to the need to deflate tires for better traction and re inflate once back on the road. They are coveted by offroaders... however not designed for maintenance work...it looks like this company took the idea and made it worse..

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