What are the different types of car jacks?

There are several popular types of car jacks, each designed for specific lifting needs and vehicle types. Some of the most commonly used options include floor jacks, bottle jacks, scissor jacks, and jack stands. For example, hydraulic jacks like floor and bottle jacks are excellent for lifting heavier vehicles, while scissor jacks are compact and often used for emergencies. Understanding the key differences between these types can help you choose the right tool for the job.

Which highly rated car jacks brands are available at The Home Depot?

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Why should I use a jack stand?

While a jack is designed to lift a car, it is not meant to hold it for long periods. Always use a jack stand to secure the vehicle in place before working underneath it. This will prevent the vehicle from falling and causing serious injury.