Halfords advanced 3 ton jack

[@bigjoe3013]

I've just had the same jack, 3 tonne, not the 2. My motto is "I would rather be looking at it than looking for it" and I experience the same the first time I used it, I thought it was slowly going down but not happened again. Very pleased with it and I should have got one sooner.

[@TheYorkshireMix]

Yeah its a great jack. Had it a few years now and its still working perfectly 👍

[@stevegarland4307]

I just bought one today and notice that it keeps going down slowly too, tried bleeding and some air did escape but still the same 😔 any advice, don't want to take it back for it to be something stupid I'm not doing right 😅

[@Ryan.90]

'Go better than what you think you'll ever need' sound advice 👍. I don't think anyone's ever thought, 'I wish I bought the smaller, shitter one' about owt really.

[@goproexplo9290]

What weight is it? Thanks

[@miguelhedley5583]

I can get one of these new at the moment with blue light for £118, worth the money? My other option is aealey premier for about 180. Similar spec

[@TheYorkshireMix]

I've had my 3T Jack for a few years now and its been great so far so I would say its worth it👍

[@NewWorldHoarder]

Those little old jacks as you describe them are fucking dangerous. I bought a couple when they wee on offer at Rutlands because I was getting pissed off trying to drag my big Sealey 3.25 T out of the garage (I work on the drive). Used it a few times and it’s flimsy, creeps about and creaks and fills me with dread, not confidence. I’m back using my Sealey and on the hunt for a second floor jack to allow both side to be lifted at once so I can turn the steering rack whilst jacked up. The little crappy one is gonna live in the boot for punctures, and the spare one I’ll give away to a new driver for the same purpose.