Are Quickjacks Worth It?

[@sashimimoto7538]

Fun Tip: I welded little caster wheels on mine so they slide around the garage and under the car easily when FULLY down. The moment they lift up a little the wheels lift up too so they are planted. I also know visually how far they need to be and I can place them under my car with just my toe and then boom, up the car goes. I'm sort of surprised they don't come with this option considering how much easier it makes things.

[@ramonbriones4487]

Same! :)

[@bujin5455]

Fun tip: just push them together, and store them under the car, that way you don't have to move them at all, or weld on them.

[@RoadieWingZZ]

@@bujin5455 Exactly!!! Did this too to avoid having to move them around and trying to store them in a wall. Those 7000TL’s are way too heavy to man handle them around the room.

[@drink15]

Good chace they didnt include it because of cost or safety.

[@Maximum1A]

I mounted the small casters on small blocks then use tie wraps to strap them to the frames. Works great!

[@aroundomaha]

I’ve been thinking about these for a couple of years, so this review is great. I’m in Nebraska so I can appreciate the weather you endure and the necessity of a good heater when working in the garage.

[@KevinVo]

Ah yes, Nebraska. You share my pain haha

[@aroundomaha]

@@KevinVo One more garage suggestion. I had my floor professionally painted. It’s nice when working and cleans up nicely. Mainly I like how it brightens it up.

[@KevinVo]

@David Elfering my garage floor has large cracks and is uneven in some points so not sure if I'd be able to do any sort of coating.

[@aroundomaha]

@@KevinVo the guys that did my floor ground it flat and filled cracks. It isn’t cheap but I would do it again.

[@joshuawatts6823]

+1 on painting the floor, it's relatively easy to do on your own too.

[@RoadieWingZZ]

Bought my 7000TL set last summer along with a variety of accessories. They lift everything from a tiny Kia Soul to a Chevy Silverado. They already paid for themselves with just a few DIY projects compared to local shop labor. Definitely a good investment for the DIY wrencher.

[@wowo8108]

Price wise?

[@johnterpack3940]

Definitely a handy gadget. I wouldn't call it "affordable", but I do think the price is reasonable. Part of the reason I quit doing my own work on my cars is that it's gotten more difficult lately to be that close to the ground. Lifting the cars higher could get me back to doing my own work... which means the thing could pay for itself in repair bills I'm not having to pay.

[@acdii]

Two things not mentioned, Do not drive over these like you would a ramp lift, you will damage them, second, as the vehicle rises it also moves forward, so make sure you aren't up against anything in the front or rear (depending on how you put the jacks, they work either direction). I have the heavier set of these, 7K or so and have actually used then to lift an RV trailer. The tongue jack had a wheel on it and I put these under the two axles and just lifted it right up. Made it SO easy to take the wheels off and do a full brake and bearing inspection. Used them on the F-150 I had, but they won't work on my F-450 I have now, 9800 pounds is a bit heavy for them. Rock solid for anything under 7K. There are also spacers you can get for high clearance vehicles.

[@plymcousa3002]

I’ve been contemplating getting the quickjacks. So this is very informative, thank you. Yes the propane heaters are a great heating solution for short money. However in most cases they aren’t rated for indoor use, beware.

[@KevinVo]

Glad you found it helpful! This specific one is rated for use in workshops as long as their is ventilation.

[@mendozaestefan]

your approach to videos have always been pleasant because when starting with the gr86 I did not know anything and felt so much better after all the installation vids

[@KevinVo]

I'm glad that you're enjoying my videos and that they're helping you!!

[@VS666]

great review, I've had these for going on 5 years now and they're great. other than some leaking fittings and the weight of the jacks they've proven very useful in hundreds of repairs and modifications

[@KevinVo]

Nothing a little maintenance can't handle! Looking forward to using these a lot!

[@singular9]

I dunno I have 2 jacks and 4 stands, each rated at 1.5 tons, all combined don't cost more than 300$ but the cheapst quick jack is 1500$ plus shipping tax fluids etc. Not worth it imo for basic garage work. Not only that, you can't slide in the middle of the car, only through the front and rear, so you actually lose mobility. You also have to think about the fact that 90% of the work you will do on your car can be done with just one jack and the other 10% requires a full lift to stand under the car, so not sure how this helps you do "more".

[@fattysgarage1754]

Can it lift my F150 with 6 inch lift off the ground? Watch: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXumfqtsbbujpLc

[@Ilovenetworking]

I have quickjacks 5000 also, I still use jackstands along with them the quickjacks as backup, can never be to careful.

[@JoshD4PREZ]

From showing me how to install parts on my STI to showing me how to assemble & use another sick tool, you always come thru my dude! I been debating getting one of these for a while now, I can't have a regular 2 post lift with my shop's ceiling height. Thanks for showing every step of the way, as always great video man great work

[@KevinVo]

Appreciate your support and glad to hear my videos have been helpful!

[@reloadingdontshoot1]

Love my 7000TL; just wish the hoses were more flexible and not as rigid. TIP: Use Teflon tape and not that garbage threadlock they provide. Also wish they had come standard with pinch weld blocks and didn't force me to spend an extra $200 on a set. 99% of car jack points are pinch weld; makes sense to include THOSE as they can be used for both pinch/non-pinch jack points.

[@TopGoose-bf1mx]

Spoiler alert: Yes they are worth it lol. I love mine.

[@KINGMACON1]

I am buying today! 👍🏽

[@KevinVo]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@dckt06]

Thanks for the video on this. Quickjack is great. I bought a set when I got my 22 BRZ. Makes it so much easier. Back when I had my ND Miata, had to do the same with blocks, low profile jack/jack stands. Get the pinch seam blocks, it makes it even better!

[@KevinVo]

I'll have to look into those! Thanks for the suggestion!!

[@NexGenSubies]

had these for over 2 years now and they're amazing! Tip..you can put jack stands inside the frame to be extra secure!

[@hamie63_m]

Awesome I was wondering about the jack stands for security

[@malcolmshort2463]

I have these lifts as well, and I use jack stands under them too!!!!! They can be positioned under the lift quite neatly. You just can’t be without that secondary safety factor when working under cars.

[@NexGenSubies]

@@malcolmshort2463 I agree, ill even add a extra jack in the front or back depending on where I'm at underneath..these things are amazing! lol one day ill own a lift😂

[@mosswine5417]

Hell I always add a bunch of rims with tires on em on each corner of the car as well 😂

[@miriamvivo4279]

Good idea

[@Wolfwood0011]

i would suggest still planting some solid jack stands in some key locations. just for safety.

[@Hybris51129]

I have been thinking about getting these as given my driveway is slightly inclined enough that I am wary of relying on jackstands to support the vehicle safely. These while expensive might actually be a viable solution for my problem.

[@KevinVo]

These felt solid when I shook the car after I raised it. I would still be careful on an incline though.

[@KBTV47]

Same here, my driveway also has 2-3 degrees of incline. I’ll put whichever end I’m lifting on the downhill side and put jack stands on that end but putting the car fully on four jack stands with the incline feels too risky. Seems like mayyybe quick jacks could handle it better? Let me know if you try it and survive.

[@Hybris51129]

@@KBTV47 I probably won't just because $1500 is a lot of money to spend on a risky setup. My driveway is probably between 10 or 20 degrees though. If you own drive really is only 2 or 3 degrees then I would think you would be safe as I expect at least that much incline for drainage purposes on a otherwise "level" driveway. Either way stay safe.

[@johnkruton9708]

@@KBTV47 yeah i have a set of quickjacks the 7000 series and i can only pull my truck partway into my garage for full flat work. i normally use them outside with about 1 to 5 degree incline and much safer than jackstands. The jackstands giving way due to the angle and also the rolling lift jack is why i invested in Quickjacks several years back. Totally worth it and wished I had done it sooner. I also change out winter wheels on 2 rigs so what used to be a jacking ordeal is now 45 mins for each rig. 30 mins if i’m cruising along.

[@stonewall3041]

I opted to purchase the pinch weld blocks also with my Quickjacks.

[@ImBereal]

I appreciate the review and setup of the Quickjacks system. I always thought about getting one. Like you, I never understood why people buy creepers because I could never fit. Thanks for toughing that cold Kevin and showing us this!

[@KevinVo]

Thank you for watching!!!

[@W333dm4n]

In soviet russia they just dig out bays in the ground like the quick lube places have

[@KevinVo]

I don't think I want to dig a whole in my garage haha

[@ironman1518.]

Hello!! Nice video, a question please? This may sound dumb but I am guessing you putt the solid rubber blocks onto the OEM lift points you said right? But the blocks have NO groove cut into them to slip the OEM lift 'weld spot' into? You just put the blocks flat against the flat weld lift points? In other words the 'lift weld points' are 'straight' onto the rubb er block correct? No fear of the lift point bending?? (I hope i make sense?)

[@KevinVo]

Yes, right now I'm just using the solid blocks that came with the jacks on the pinch welds. I'll be picking up some pinch weld blocks soon that they offer that have a groove for the pinch weld to sit into to prevent damaging them.

[@ironman1518.]

@@KevinVo thank you

[@lfcfan4557]

Nice upload, and good music on the background, not like one of those annoyingly loud and ugly ones.

[@KevinVo]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@stevenbrowne116]

7000 owner here, twelve oil changes, twelve tire rotations,brake work done with ease. A certain satisfaction of doing it and doing correctly, would recommend.

[@jaxgarage6302]

If I didn't have a lift i'd definitely get a set of these! Looks like they raise it up nice and high

[@GymnasticsCoach83]

Yeah 2 feet of space is TONS of room to work underneath.

[@KevinVo]

This makes me miss working on a lift a little bit less haha

[@D3RPZILLA]

Good video :) I put together the 7000TLX a while back and use it pretty frequently. Kind of a beast to pull off the wall hangers and position into place but worth it. Have my ZL1 sitting on it right now as I work on the car, lol. Super stable. I also did an install video though my video is much more long winded, haha.

[@juanticimo]

Its really so cool, seeing you develop your garage and start your channel, happy for you dude .

[@rookietoprobuildz]

The Quickjack is definitely on my wishlist. Great buy 🔥

[@k1sfd1974]

Don’t know if someone else posted about this, or if you’ll see it, but if you hook that propane heater up to a 100lb bottle (skinny & tall) versus the 25lb bottle (grill bottle), you will see a significant increase in both heat & efficiency. I’ve used it in both Northern Maine and where I am in NH, and the difference is significant. If you call a local propane company you can easily pick it up yourself with that trailer & save the delivery fee. Hope you stay toasty warm ;)

[@nathanielfoo96]

Follow up from the previous merch drop video. 7:38 HE DID SAY HIS HEIGHT AND WHAT HIS WEARING HEHEHEHEHE. Could even have your wife model and have her height and size for a good comparison for others. Kevin is 6ft (183cm) 75KG Wears an L

[@LimitedGizmo]

I have this jack and i would highly recommend it I’ve done everything to headers exhaust underglow soon to be coilovers I love it I wish I had my own garage to work on my car in tho lol

[@KevinVo]

It's going to make it so much easier to work on the car!

[@Adamitar]

I have a couple of TLs too, but I still can't get rid of the feeling like the car is going to fall on me, or roll over, or the QuickJack itself is going to smack me. That's why I put 4 Jacks under the frame anyway, just to be safe. I don't know why or if it's just me being crazy or claustrophobic🤣 But I love it enough with the back pain and lifting wheel after wheel.. Enjoy man and be safe!🎉❤

[@AzNightmare]

*$1500 is a bit out of my price range, but damn, I would love to have these. But I probably only lift my car maybe 5 times a year. So I can't justify it.*

[@KevinVo]

Yeah, if you're not using it a ton it's not going to be worth it. I'll likely have my car in the air over a hundred times a year so for me it's a no brainer.

[@JoeS-wk4ou]

Great timing with this video, I just got a set of these a couple days ago! 😁

[@KevinVo]

Great minds think alike!!

[@JDMes]

This video alone showed me that I need a carbon monoxide detector in my garage while I'm working. LOL Thank you for saving my life. Love the content!

[@KevinVo]

Hey if there's one thing you can take from this video I'm glad it's that! Appreciate the support!

[@revmatch2648]

You had a heater going and we can still see your breath ☠🥶

[@KevinVo]

It's a bit nippy!

[@chopper602]

Think you need to be running that heater at the same time as you're working with the Quickjacks - can see your breath! More power to you !

[@KevinVo]

I was running it while I was filming haha I was surprised to be able to see my breath still.

[@skywind007]

You should buy race ramp wheel cribs to put under the tires and make everything even safer.

[@JeremiahBulldog]

Great video! Spray foam kits are getting cheaper, FYI! Carbon monoxide alarm is a must.

[@MrLandslide84]

I just wish they were 1980s thick. That looks a little minimal. Subbed.

[@gottliebdee263]

That must be one of the most uncomfortable cars to ride in. It's almost like the wheels never dropped when the car came of the ground. Rear 3/4 is a nice angle though.

[@ToastRunnerHere]

Great video! Step by step instructions are awesome! I am waiting for mine to be delivered. Thanks man!

[@DroppingMTB]

I really like your videos but you really need to add more lights in the shop it’s way to dark

[@ThePursuit83]

Awesome vid man. I am researching these for my Cermaic Coating / Wrap company.

[@dandahermitseals5582]

It's bullshit that u can't drive up on them I'm a fan shop and can build a regular four columb lift for less than I can drive into and stand under. Also that thing is potentially dangerous in the event of a failed hose or ram.. We used to.just straddle a pit in our garages.( But I never liked the Dandahermit

[@christophercrowley6707]

I got some a year ago, they are handy. Bit heavy, I built a low mount rack for mine, I don't trust to hang them. Negative you can't lower car on to jackstands after raising. Cause the stands will tip do car is raised at an angle. I think tire Jack's like race deck with paper under neath to all slip on surface. (Take two tiles lay face to face with newspaper between, creates slip just like home alignments) You can lift by placing them across too, in case you need different access

[@artagain8977]

I’ve owned mine for several years now. Other than the amount of time it takes to set them up, they’re pretty good. The prices of these are getting out of hand tho.

[@jerm024]

Grab the pinch-weld blocks to use instead of the flat rubber ones that are packed with the QJ. Much better for vehicles with pinch-welds on frame.

[@Iam_Yu627]

Hockey pucks work well and too.

[@chris_borges]

Thanks Kevin! Needed this. 🙏🏻

[@KevinVo]

Happy to help!

[@huh0123]

be careful with propane heaters, every hour or so (depending on the size of the heater of course) it would be a good idea to open the garage door and let the exhaust gasses out, or maybe a side door or something, tbh I would have gone with a 30-50k btu electric heater or something instead, but those usually require 220v power which isn't a common setup in a household setting.

[@acduss14149]

I think you should purchase a safety, just in case those things fail, sometimes not very trustworthy

[@XerxezsX]

Doesn't look safe, I'll stick to my 20 ton (each) Jack stands, sold individually 👌

[@DivineKaze]

These are probably great if you're constantly working on cars. I use my jack once in a while, usually an oil change. Would be nice to have this but would also be overkill.

[@KevinVo]

It's definitely only worth it if you're working on your car often.

[@kracksmith4ejm1]

don't buy this product as you need to deal with fluid and air leaks. there are other product that doesn't need hydralic fluid or air such as TLX-7000

[@JDMRightHandDrive]

Those look awesome Kevin.🔥 I ordered myself a set last week and they show up on the 9th of January. I cant wait to try them out for myself.

[@omary5439]

Yo I have the exact same propane heater I just bought from home depot after the crazy windchill storm here in CO

[@simpleman2004]

I can see if all you are doing is brake work, but if you have to get under the car, what a pita, the only access to under the car is from the front or rear. as far as raising the car higher? What? Maybe you need to get a real floor jack and real jack stands. Those jacks are useless. IMO

[@cannadisang5273]

Hey bro! I’m so happy your still making videos, when I was working on my frs your videos was always my go to! But this video is something I needed to watch 🎉

[@KevinVo]

I'm going to continue making videos and keep on growing!

[@icepen]

Which model Quickjack do you recommend for a WRX STi?

[@EvoIXGSR]

I used to own one. I only used it once, after that it stopped working. one side would rise the other just stop. I returned it and got a refund. still using a jack with jack stands and never looked back

[@giovannisosa6557]

Quickjacks are the best thing to have in the garage! I love mine 😁 I let my Miata sit on them for about two weeks and no issues!

[@KevinVo]

Glad to hear they're working out well for you!

[@lonestardiyboyz6610]

Which model QuickJack do you use for your Miata? I have an NC Miata.

[@ruinedmedia3053]

I’m lucky to still live at home for college. My dad just bought the 7000TL’s, as a bit of a gift to himself, since they were on sale through Costco. Meaning I’ve got mostly unrestricted access to them. Whoohoo

[@KevinVo]

Use them as much as you can while you can! haha

[@miriamvivo4279]

It depends. 1st if you have enough room. 2nd if you have thr money

[@atpgarageatl]

Another excellent video. I’ve been looking at purchasing these for a few years and need to finally do it. Do you think they will lift your taco? I have a 4Runner it would be nice to have a set that can lift the cars and 4Runner.

[@KevinVo]

I think it will need some extensions to fit the taco.

[@skupire6547]

i would never trust just that alone, id still put some jack stands or something... just incase lol

[@bmfairweather]

Dude you have to insulated the garage. Your always going to be chasing heat without insulation

[@whoskhi1913]

I haven’t been around this channel for long but I really enjoy your content. You can really tell you have a passion for this

[@KevinVo]

Glad you're enjoying the videos! Lots more to come!

[@chiiiman]

New Year New Channel! Rooting for you brotha

[@lamborghini231]

So can you yank and pull on the car? How stable is it lifted?

[@handykevin]

I owned Quickjack 5000 model more than 5 years and It already paid off what i DIYed. worth every pennies

[@KevinVo]

Glad to hear that!

[@jerryrhodes8218]

I can tell you as someone that builds cars and a full size lift wont fit in my garage, the quickjack is definitely worth it. Ive had mine 7 years now and even my friends ask to use it. Definitely worth the money if you use it all the time. And I got the wall mounts so when not in use they are out of the way.

[@FRUGALWITHJOHN]

I made a video of installing casters, to make it easier to move around.

[@JohnNguyenVincent]

Awesome video Kevin, you are a natural.

[@KevinVo]

Thanks for watching!

[@xeautosport]

That Mr. Heater is a Life Saver. Great review and install on the Quick Jack!

[@anointedaero7538]

Great purchase, I love my quickjacks! My question is what model heater did you get and where did you get it? I have a pretty big garage so I've also been looking for something that will allow me to work on cars during the winter months.

[@KevinVo]

I ended up with a Mr. Heater 80,000 BTU Portable Propane Convection Heater. I have it hooked up to a 20lb propane tank and it's worked great. Just make sure you have good ventilation.

[@anointedaero7538]

@KevinVo Thanks for the info. How big is your garage roughly and how are venting it? Sadly I don't have any windows to open in mine and cracking the garage might defeat the purpose 🤣

[@rivenflow]

Interesting to see another 86 owner using QuickJacks. I've had my QuickJacks for about 18 months and I've got a few observations: 1.) Kevin lifted the GR86, on my GT86 the QJ do not line up perfectly with the jacking points. They are a few inches shorter and this means that I choose to lift on the front jacking points and just inside the rear jacking points (the front being heavier). 2.) If you have Verus sideskirts, which do align with the jacking points, then they are incompatible with the QJ unless you choose to lift on the Verus mounting rails (or make another solution) 3.) When you need side access (such as fitting sideskirts) they are in the way. 4.) Make sure your floor is flat. Mine has a slight gradient so my car lifts at different speeds / angles per corner, so I have to shim the mounting blocks to allow the car to lift safely. It's not a major problem but something to be aware of. 5.) They are heavy to manoeuvre around so I actually use a normal jack more than I thought I would when I'm just checking a few things, but any major work under the car and I take the time and effort to setup them up (including dismantling the sideskirts). 6.) They are invaluable when you need to be under the car for any length of time. 7.) When you need them they are great, but they spend most of their time unused IME. I've also seen QJs sat in the background of other KZbinrs when they grab the normal jack, so I assume this is common behaviour.

[@KevinVo]

All great points! For me, I don't think the jacking points being the tiniest bit short is going to be an issue. I know I'm going to be using these a ton for my GR86 and my FRS. Maybe even my truck some day haha

[@ASAPxJuaNiTo]

Amazing video, Kevin! Super excited for what you got planned.

[@sttm1283]

creeper was a new word ive never heard about that device. over here we call it "garage hora" like in garage hooker or workshop hooker.... :D

[@Liberalunconformest]

Do the ball bearing mod, will make your life so much easier when moving the quickjack. Grab 8 5/8 ball bearings and some 3m tape from harbor freight. Cost like 15bucks best mod I've done to mine!

[@KevinVo]

I actually watched a video on that recently! I honestly didn't find it too difficult to maneuver my jacks around, but I may do that just because it's so easy and convenient.

[@happyguy4525]

Hi my friend Kevin n friends 🇨🇦 Just be careful to try and keep your car dry before working on them. Don't want water, salt, rain to corroded and damage it with rust

[@KevinVo]

Great suggestion!

[@miriamvivo4279]

Enough room for tranny and clutch replacement muy bueno.

[@hzozafar]

Kevin- whats the best sounding cold air intake. Need the one with the best induction noise. Tell us, and I’ll order it from a website that’s not subispeed owned :D

[@KevinVo]

To be honest, I haven't been able to test too many different intakes yet, BUT I do have a different one on the way! :D

[@tommy13965]

I still don’t trust just using it by itself need some jack stand for safety.

[@TheNeverEndingProject]

What appropriate timing. I bought myself the 5000tl over xmas and plan to set mine up soon as well! Seriously though, LOOK AT ALL THAT ROOM. I seriously cant wait. Ive been a back-on-the-floor wrencher with only a few inches between the frame and my face for far too long!

[@KevinVo]

It'll make me never want to have to go back to jack stands. Makes me miss a lift even less!

[@Menace_sti]

Yeah definitely your best bank for your buck. I got these last year and oh man they helped me with so many installs. Love my quick jacks

[@KevinVo]

So glad I picked them up!

[@vtec4life57]

Needed this video! Thanks kev. Hoping it clears my s2000 like your FRS.

[@KevinVo]

Hope it clears for you as well!

[@jasmy-canada]

I don't know what equipment you are using to film but it's amazing quality. I feel the cold from Canada 😂

[@KevinVo]

I'm actually going to be doing a what's in my bag video going over my camera equipment for those that are interested!

[@beepo343]

Hey Kevin, just wondering if there will be a chance of you working on a 2022 WRX in the future?

[@KevinVo]

This is probably not likely any time soon, but who knows. Maybe I'll make friends with a 22 owner and we can work on their car together.

[@daniellocke9534]

i have'nt seen this method of bleeding the Quickjack!Thanks!

[@KevinVo]

Happy to help!

[@dreadnoughtprime6301]

It's pretty cool to see a fellow car enthusiast on youtube that UNDERSTANDS the annoyances that Iowa and general Midwest weather can provide. Much love from Waverly, Iowa.

[@KevinVo]

Appreciate the support from a fellow Iowan!

[@bighitstepside]

No. There saved you 15 minutes of your life

[@DAMC122]

They build these near where I live in Santa Paula CA.

[@ORG8]

Does it matter what kind of transmission fluid?

[@rickd5742]

its not as good as a lift but better than jacks and a stand.

[@nissanfanatic240]

Congrats on the quickjack setup and thanks for the video! Been looking into these and others. Did you look into any other similar setups like Bendpak MD-6XP?

[@KevinVo]

I was pretty set on the quickjack. Looked at the maxjak but those would take up too much space for me. The Bendpak MD-6XP doesn't have great access to the middle of the car so that would rule it out for me.

[@Treaxvour]

Awesome video! Look at you go! Iowa weather is crazy. Spring day in the middle of winter, or all 4 seasons in a week sometimes.

[@KevinVo]

It is definitely crazy to experience sometimes haha

[@danielhetorilla8177]

They should sponsor you because now I want them too.

[@bobac1083]

I have the previous gen of the 7000TLX (was named 7000EXT) which is great for using on my 2022 tacoma. With all the mods I've done, it weighs in at 6,000 lbs. I also bought casters off etsy that bolt onto the quickjacks and they are now a dream to handle even though each lift weighs about 100 lbs for the 7000 lbs model. I don't fully trust the lock system they have so I still use 3 ton jack stands setup under the frames of the quickjacks for the "just in case". It definitely was a game changer for me as I bought the 7000 lbs model a few months after I bought the truck. Last year it helped install a lift kit I put on the truck specifically because of all that weight from skids and other accessories I put on. As for aligning the frames before lifting, for myself to make it faster, I use a long 1/2 inch by 3 inch wood board to eyeball it to exact 90 degrees everytime. Simple and cheap but then I don't have to check it as I'm lifting technically even though I still check the lift points. I also don't grab the locks by hand when releasing. i use a pry bar or screw driver, anything but my hand to release them. I preordered them in July of 2021 and didn't get them until the end of September that same year. I had a camry at the time but obviously ordered them because I was going to get my tacoma which I got in December '21.

[@mikeguyette2609]

I bought a set of these a few years ago. They're a game changer for garage work. Nice buy!

[@KevinVo]

I definitely foresee myself getting a ton of use out of these.