Torin T42002A Big Red Steel Jack Stands: Double Locking, 2 Ton Capacity, Red - 1 Pair Review

When I ordered these I was concerned they were cheap and unsafe. I was surprised that the design and security function was good, we must remember the price of my use. My workshop services brakes, oil, transmission, coolant service and more. I am happy with my purchase

Someone missed a quality control when leaving the warehouse. I bought two sets of these coasters, one with perfect welds and one with poor welds and no welds at all in some places. Make sure your welds are properly connected! I couldn't believe some sections weren't welded at all! So I broke a set was a great perfect weld. And in another set, the first welder was completely missing steps. View photos and decide for yourself. I returned them.

I bought these because I am constantly taking unnecessary risks by just leaving things and working under them but I wanted to start being safer and this all after I got vehicles I didn't get through properly among. These coasters are awesome and I'm sure they will be underrated. I chose these as others had mixed reviews so the first thing I checked was the welds and they are great. They have withstood some heavy vehicles and I'm sure they have withstood over 4000 pounds. I would recommend these

For security reasons I give this one a 1 star. I bought them because they are described as double locks (i.e. secure) but the seat post teeth barely extend past the stop bar. This is approximately 1/32 inch coverage on one end and 1/16 inch on the other end. I think either the quality control is poor or it's a clone of the design and they didn't realize how important the lock orientation was when they cloned it. Another possibility is that they designed the stand's muzzle correctly BUT for a…

I bought a pair of Torin T42002A 2 ton double locking jack stands along with a 2.5 ton Revain LiftMaster low profile floor jack. I must say that I am very satisfied with these little jacks. These are sturdy little suction cups made with heavy metal and smooth welds. The second lock actually impressed me with how easy it was but how secure you feel with the locks in place. This product works as advertised and I am very satisfied. As always when placing under the vehicle, make sure you are not…

Worked like a charm supporting each axle on my BMW E46 3 Series while changing brakes. Safety wasn't an issue for the most part as you didn't have to crawl under the car to change brakes at all. But for the rear right brake wear sensor you have to stick your head under the right passenger door. The sensor has a long cable that runs through a hanger with multiple clips holding it in place. It's a little scary poking your head under a heavy metal object, but with stands that hold it, I was almost

One of the struts broke when I was under the car. Not sure if the weight went off balance or what, I just worked normally. As always, I checked the balance, got the job done on a level, stable surface, jacked it up evenly, and distributed the weight properly. Before starting work I did a thorough shaking test, everything was fine. During work I had a terrible feeling, I got out from under the car to understand why and how I did it, it collapsed. He fell on a spare tire I had put under him and I