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@gunsoulja I would agree if you are getting under the car, but the spare tire and jack kit in your trunk does not usually contain a jack stand.
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Should ALWAYS use a jack stand. But if you dont have one.... using a floor jack is much safer to trust on it's own. but still not recommended. The little shtity ones that come with the car is just asking to be killed.
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@omguregood yes. the car will roll back, dont do this stuff on a hill lol
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@omguregood yes. the car will roll back, dont do this stuff on a hill lol
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@gibsonlespaul2 sorry about your loss.
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Nice Audi Mate
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is it dangeroud if its not a flat ground?
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come on man, Jack it up Not off.
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I wish my Uncle could have seen this, He was killed today while jacking up a Shed to move it.
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I think you should add gloves or towels to the list. When I change my tires from flat on the road the bolts are too hot.
"If you use a jack stand?" there shouldn't be an if lol, never trust a jack on its own, that's a death wish
gunsoulja 3 years ago 24
Notes to all:
1:Chocks aren't necessary in all situations.
2:Jack the car up a little, but leave the wheel touching in order to initially loosen the nuts. Once they will spin freely jack the car the rest of the way up.
3: On larger vehicles with hydraulic type jacks you place them on the axle rather than on the side of the car.
randumbguy 3 years ago 10