They go well with my 90's 4runner. Conveniently, the CV front axles can be disabled should you break one or something, and on top of that they can be disabled when not in use to save parts and improve fuel economy. If I could go back I would probably go with aisin hubs instead, they seem easier to install. Rotating it a full 180 degrees is a bit of a hassle, and reaching for the handle isn't as easy as one would like. But these are good jacks that make the job easier.
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