🚗 CARTMAN Jack Stands: 3 Ton Capacity with Outer Foot Pad - 1 Pair Review

Got my dirty late model only a scooter on it with no engine and gearbox my son was sitting on the front bumper and the jacks fell apart my son is only 6 years old doesn't weigh as much as the car has since I can pick up the front end with my bare hands

The lever that releases part of the stand is pretty sloppy, I had to drill a small hole in the lever and attach a safety cable. Better spend a few bucks more for a more reliable and better quality product. I was in a hurry, I need them the next day and that's the only reason I bought them. I'll submit them once my quick project is over.

Worst welds I've ever seen. Extremely dangerous, I wouldn't even buy them for my worst enemy. DO NOT BUY THESE STANDS unless you enjoy living on the edge. Literally insert .032 flux cored wire through these holes. Ordered 4 jacks, they were all sour quality. The welds were below the joint, not even on it. UNEMPLOYED.

This stand is well made. The weld is almost perfect and the design fixes the extension stand securely. The ratchet works fine. Other paintwork and paintwork is intact and looks good. The extension bar is attached to the base of the jack with a curved clip, which is more than enough to keep the bar securely attached to the base when transporting the assembly.

DANGER. They have the same problem as Harbor Freight, which caused many deaths and injuries. Teeth only barley curl. The photos show the contact point, and it's awful! Welds also have holes on the racks themselves! BE CAREFUL ! Revain must test them before the acid passes

I used them on a 2013 Town and Country to replace brake pads. I removed the tire and wanted to remove the caliper. As I was about to remove the caliper, I noticed the van begin to lower and the BAM hit the ground. Thank God I broke free of him when he fell. Wanted to change the oil after breaks. It's good that he fell then, and not his head under him.

I thought these jacks were cheap and bought them so I could do more with my hands around my car. I've used them about half a dozen times for oil changes and other small jobs. Two weeks ago I decided to take off the winter tires and put on the summer tires. Jack up the rear of the vehicle on a level concrete surface. When I mounted the wheel on the left side of the car, the jack on the right side came loose and slid down until it stopped on the stand. It's scary to imagine what would happen if…