Low entry Jack's

[Smokey Bear]

Only thing about some of the cheaper jacks is they take a lot of effort to pump or a lot of pumps. It's a serious pain in the hole.

[James Doyle]

Only thing about some of the cheaper jacks is they take a lot of effort to pump or a lot of pumps. It's a serious pain in the hole.

could not agree more and usually they give in after 2 years or so your best bet is too buy a bluepoint one out of a snap on van you can either get steel or alloy think I paid about 220 for mine which is the steel one but you will have it for life

[D-turbo-lad]

If yea can get a hold of snap-on/ bluepoint tools . they do a serious low entry jack Will go under pretty much any car that's even very low ! I have one the last 2 year+ and is used as a normal jack every day and then the odd time for my own car or any I work on. Really can't fault it at all . full steel body with steel wheels not alum. Shit that bends and brakes . 3ton lift captivtiy but was I tested to lift a builders transit full of tools no problem . think was about 200plus vat Witch is 246inc var which is very good value in my eyes . and will last the test of time too.

[Madmc]

Where do ye get the bluepoint stuff lads looking for a jack myself

[D-turbo-lad]

Where do ye get the bluepoint stuff lads looking for a jack myself

Bluepoint/snap-on same company. Far as i know there are only the the vans on the road that call to garages don't think there is a walk in place to buy the stuff ...

[daz12]

Thanks for the help lads, the ones that jebb tools do looks pretty good so i think im gonna go for that.

[Deco84]

Anyone know much about the ones in pro parts