What are lifts?

 are adjustable metal supports designed to hold vehicles at a fixed height. They provide a stable and secure base when performing maintenance, tire changes, or underbody work.

Common types

• Ratchet-type jack stands — fast height adjustment using a ratchet bar.
• Pin-type jack stands — use a steel pin through holes for secure locking.
• Folding/carriage jack stands — compact, portable stands for limited space.
• Heavy-duty jack stands — higher load ratings for trucks and SUVs.

How to choose the right 

• Check the load capacity — choose stands rated above your vehicle's axle load (common ratings: 2 ton, 3 ton, 6 ton).
• Prefer stands with a wide base and good build quality (welded steel).
• Use matching pairs and place stands on solid, level ground.

Basic usage steps

1. Park on level ground, apply parking brake, block wheels.
2. Raise the vehicle with an appropriate jack to the required height.
3. Place jack stands under manufacturer-recommended jacking points.
4. Lower the vehicle slowly onto the stands and ensure stability before working.

Safety tips

• Never work under a vehicle supported only by a jack.
• Always use stands in matched pairs and on firm surfaces.
• Inspect stands for cracks, bent parts, or damaged welds before use.
• Use wheel chocks and consider secondary supports for extra safety.

Typical specifications (example)

Reminder: Always follow vehicle manufacturer's jacking points and the stand manufacturer's instructions. If unsure, consult a professional.

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