🔴 Torin T46202 Steel Jack Stands: 6 Ton (12,000 lb) Capacity, Red, 1 Pair - Ultimate Stability and Strength Review

I ordered 6 ton racks. I'm one of those people who tries to put the doubt first, but I have the same problem as many here, which is: the supports are bent. I don't think my car or anything else will be endorsed by them and I will be among them. I am sending them back and will order another brand.

I bought 2 pairs. Only one out of four worked properly. The frames were curved in such a way that the arm could not move freely. You can see the asymmetry where the arm is installed in the frame. This caused the locking mechanism to not work properly. Chips of paint and tape on the box show they were either used or defective and sent to the next unsuspecting buyer.

This is the second time this item has been sent to me and both times it was so badly damaged it doesn't even work. This time it wasn't even packaged with the product, they just put the parts in a box and shipped. The release lever is so mangled you can barely move it. Garbage product, garbage disposal, garbage company. Buy something else for $5 more and get rid of the headache.

I needed jackstands for some of the big work I was planning on my Tacoma. I'm very pleased with how strong these frames are; I'm glad I rode the 6t and not the 3t. I feel safer. I think my truck only weighs about 4 tons. I raised my truck with these stands and they are still long enough to support a raised truck. I've spent a lot of time under a truck with these coasters. Make a backup with a jack or a tire, just in case.

They were very strong and stable. They can easily accommodate any of my cars and have good height adjustment. They're also easy to lower when I'm done. The case is also durable. I think it's powder coated. The only damage to the coating is on top where it has rubbed against the underside of my cars many times. I would recommend them to anyone who does auto repairs at home.

Okay, I got them while holding a GMC Savania 1 Tone Cago Van dragging in the dirt and I can tell even as a blind person not afraid getting under one so before I get under it I'm literally betting that thing will move a little bit. First, make sure you know where the heck you're going to put these jacks on your car, truck, or whatever you have to support the weight of what's holding it. All I can say are well made jacks and they even held the van in the rain for over a month, got in and out of…