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steelej
Original Poster
1,414 posts
76 months
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steelej
Original Poster
1,414 posts
76 months
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That'll be a no then  i'll report back when I get it. John.
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hman
4,806 posts
63 months
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The guys at the tyre shop use them - that's all I know.
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Viper
9,407 posts
142 months
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hman
4,806 posts
63 months
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The guys at the tyre shop use them - that's all I know.
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AndyLB
282 posts
33 months
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Doesn't it scratch the paint on the bottom of the sills?
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jas xjr
7,403 posts
108 months
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AndyLB said: Doesn't it scratch the paint on the bottom of the sills? presumeably it sits on the jacking points rather than the sills . just guessing
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Viper
9,407 posts
142 months
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jacking points with about 25mm of thick hard rubber discs that came with the lift
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OlberJ
11,941 posts
102 months
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They are an excellent addition to the garage John. I'll be going down the same route in my old man's garage.
Only thing to watch is that they lift the car high enough for whatever you need.
Basic servicing, wheels and tyres etc it's fine but sometimes they don't give you enough lift to get the car up and clear of say an engine and gearbox. You can't exactly tilt up the rear when it's up like that.
Also worth bearing in mind if you're sinking it into the floor a couple of inches.
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steelej
Original Poster
1,414 posts
76 months
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Thanks guys, Ollie i've got 1 metre and 3 cm clearance before it hits the garage door opener so a metre in the air is all i'm getting regardless , it's not really for major mechanical work more for the winter clean, being able to get undertrays off and properly underneath will be great John
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OlberJ
11,941 posts
102 months
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Ah, now there's another issue. Are the undertrays full length?
Other than an exhaust that runs down the centre of the car these are not much use for anything in the middle third.
If it's just front and rear trays yer fine.
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Steve H
1,581 posts
64 months
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I've used Automotech and they were spot on so no problems there afaik.
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