Recommended aftermarket scissor jack??
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Recommended aftermarket scissor jack??
Just looking for one that is compatible with our jacking points. Modernspare has a kit but the scissor jack is only rated for 1.5 tons.
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I would invest in a 4 ton bottle jack before I bought a scissor jack... Just as compact , but less difficult to use. Amazon has dozens to choose from.
Use a hockey puck for the jacking point if you think it necessary.
Use a hockey puck for the jacking point if you think it necessary.
Last edited by DFWdude; 12-14-2022 at 02:09 PM.
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Instead of a bottle jack or scissor jack, I would get a floor jack (a/k/a trolley jack). I've used a floor jack for years on several different cars and I've been happy with it. You can get one for as little as $40. I have a ProLift floor jack that came with a case which is handy for storage.
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Instead of a bottle jack or scissor jack, I would get a floor jack (a/k/a trolley jack). I've used a floor jack for years on several different cars and I've been happy with it. You can get one for as little as $40. I have a ProLift floor jack that came with a case which is handy for storage.
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I found this one on Amazon for $47: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FJ4TI40...NrPXRydWU&th=1
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I found this one on Amazon for $47: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FJ4TI40...NrPXRydWU&th=1
I appreciate the suggestion and research but i already have a floor jack in my garage. It’s so heavy! I just want something for emergency use after having a bad experience this weekend. I will already be compromising trunk space with a donut spare. I just want a light scissor jack i can mount to the inside of the spare and be done.
In truth, you would want to make sure that a bottle jack was the largest possible (that fits from ground to jack point) but still fits stored within the spare wheel. JMO.
Last edited by DFWdude; 12-14-2022 at 04:31 PM.
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Appreciate everyone’s input. I decided to go with the modern spare kit after talking to the engineer who helped design the kit for the W213. Price is a bit high but seems to have a high quality tested product. Canceled my ez-spare and switched to modern spare as well. 32lb vs 51lb and higher speed rated tires made me switch to them.