Reply to "Quickjack for Pantera - Pinch Weld Pucks ok?"

Rob FridenbergMember

The deflection in the EZ lift is unsettling. It is rated for 4400 lbs so the Pantera should be in the sweet spot for capacity from a design standpoint. Perhaps it is not an "issue", but I would be concerned if I saw that much flex in anything that is used to lift a car.

The EZ lift looks like it requires cross braces front and rear? For what I use the lift for these could get in the way. I'm sure it is a good product but I think the Quickjack is a better fit for me.

Appreciate all of the info from everyone.

11/28/211:25 PM

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