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Thus, we have consulted Holy Writ and compiled “The Ten Commandments of Lifting Thy Chariot,” which translates in the modern tongue, “How to lift and support your car safely.”
Any time we think about doing any maintenance to our cars, chances are good it will need to be off the ground. To remove a wheel, the tire needs to be at least a couple inches off the ground. To change the oil, depending on the car, you’ll need to lift the car at least a foot. Lifting a car is one thing, but that’s not enough for a safe DIY job – NEVER (we can’t stress this enough) ever put any part of your body under a vehicle supported only by a jack! If you’re going to do anything under a lifted vehicle, it must be supported by jack stands. Otherwise, the results could be disastrous.
While maintaining or repairing your car, work with a friend if at all possible. His or her having automotive knowledge is good, but not necessary. If you have to bribe them something canned, bottled, or corked, it’s a worthwhile investment, as they can encourage you, keep you company, or hand you tools. If there is an emergency, your friend can call 911 and possibly save your life!
Thus, we have consulted Holy Writ and compiled “The Ten Commandments of Lifting Thy Chariot,” which translates in the modern tongue, “How to lift and support your car safely.”
Any time we think about doing any maintenance to our cars, chances are good it will need to be off the ground. To remove a wheel, the tire needs to be at least a couple inches off the ground. To change the oil, depending on the car, you’ll need to lift the car at least a foot. Lifting a car is one thing, but that’s not enough for a safe DIY job – NEVER (we can’t stress this enough) ever put any part of your body under a vehicle supported only by a jack! If you’re going to do anything under a lifted vehicle, it must be supported by jack stands. Otherwise, the results could be disastrous.
While maintaining or repairing your car, work with a friend if at all possible. His or her having automotive knowledge is good, but not necessary. If you have to bribe them something canned, bottled, or corked, it’s a worthwhile investment, as they can encourage you, keep you company, or hand you tools. If there is an emergency, your friend can call 911 and possibly save your life!
So it's time to raise the car onto jack stands, but for whatever reason it needs to go higher than the stand height allows. How can I safely raise the height of the car?
They give oodles of clearance by lifting the wheels themselves. You have to drive the wheels into them before using the hydraulic pump to lift the ramp. more
I did look on the site for a pic if just the stand itself but I have only found pics of the jack in use. If someone can find a pic or take a pic of the stand please feel free to edit. [links]