Reply to "Quickjack 7000slx"

Lane AndersonMt. Pleasant, SC Supporting Member

@Gordon Nichols posted:
I've used my 3500# Quickjack to lift both my Nissan Rogue and Kathy's Subaru Outback. Elevated both with ease, but I made sure I got jack stands under there before I started doing anything. I would use jack stands even if I had the heavier QJ versions, but that's just safety-minded me. Really nice for rotating tires and stuff.

Both cars have to be a good bit over 3500#. Any problems with lifting?

10/6/215:00 PM

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