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I carry a bottle jack I bought at harbor freight. No one tire carries more than 4000# so anything more than 2 tons will work. Just make sure it will fit under the axle when the tire is flat.
I carry a bottle jack I bought at harbor freight. No one tire carries more than 4000# so anything more than 2 tons will work. Just make sure it will fit under the axle when the tire is flat.
Same I have the 12 ton bottle jack in my tool box. But most of the time I use my old 3.5 ton craftsman floor jack, works just fine.
I stow a 3-ton bottle jack and jackstand combination in the bed.
something like this:
works great for lifting one corner for removing a tire. It's not like you're going to support the entire front or back end with it anyhow.
I stow a 3-ton bottle jack and jackstand combination in the bed.
something like this:
works great for lifting one corner for removing a tire. It's not like you're going to support the entire front or back end with it anyhow.
I keep a high range bottle jack from U.S. Jack behind the rear seat where the OEM jack was located. I sometimes carry an off-road jack mounted in the bed depending on where I might be going.
The F350/F450 come with a yellow bottle jack that is secured in a factory location. You could try to find a junk yard with an Alumiduty that was totalled and see if you can swipe the parts from it. If you just want something that fits under the seat a 6-ton bottle jack from anywhere will work.
Will the little twisty jack that come with these trucks even lift a tire off the ground? I'm with most, I replaced mine with hydraulic bottle jack and throw a pair of jack stands in the bed when towing my RV.
Will the little twisty jack that come with these trucks even lift a tire off the ground? I'm with most, I replaced mine with hydraulic bottle jack and throw a pair of jack stands in the bed when towing my RV.
I use it every 5k miles to rotate all 4 of my tires. It works fine.
I have used the "twisty jack" a couple of times, but now I carry it plus a floor jack, a 3 ton hydraulic jack, 2 3 ton jack stands, and 2 high lift jacks.
I also carry a manual tire machine, and an assortment of plug patches.
I have a jack for all trades lol.
Don't forget wheel chocks! I found out the hard way what happens when those rear tires lift off the ground on even a slight incline. Don't trust your life to a parking brake!
I stow a 3-ton bottle jack and jackstand combination in the bed.
something like this:
works great for lifting one corner for removing a tire. It's not like you're going to support the entire front or back end with it anyhow.
I have 4 of those jacks and for axle lifts they are fine.
frame lifts more difficult and for my lifted truck I use a jack spacer on each side and the jack stand device.
The OE jack has worked fine for me the few times I have used it. I have a standard 2 1/2 ton floor jack, another smaller floor jack and 4 jack stands but I don’t travel with them.
$62 for lifetime balance and rotation, I let The Great Walmart of china do that work.
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