Reply to "Seeking Opinions Regarding QuickJack Portable LIfts"

sjdennisMember

I also own one and agree with what RRS1 has said. The pantera rear jack points require the larger rubber blocks that come with the lift. I ALWAYS place jack stands under the rear diff support after raising the car with the quickjack, because of the back heaviness of the car. I've had mine a couple of years and am really satisfied. I've used it on my BMW's and my my son's Mazdaspeed 3 and VW GTI without issue and have recently used it for a tire rotation on our Tesla Model 3

Good lift if you don't have room or budget for a full height lift.

Regards,

Dennis

1/28/1911:55 AM

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