Performance Tool W41021 Ratchet Style Jack Stand Set for Lifting Vehicles During Maintenance, Yellow, 2-Ton

great for the price, yes chinese made but no messed up welds or anything like similarly priced jack stands on amazon which have been reviewed if you look around, as mentioned they are pretty tall, thats what else was hard to find, jack stands to use on my moderately (3") lifted fj62...one review said something about a 4 inch lift on a truck and he still had to jack it up to put the lowest setting under the frame, i forget what truck he said he had but no, he is either wrong about the height of his lift or the truck has the lowest frame ever. these fit under my truck on the lowest setting without being jacked by about 2". which gives plenty of room to work with on clicks up. moral of the story is these are great for a lifted truck and yes as everyone else said not a stock car. probably plenty of stock suvs and trucks as well though.

6T is clearly overkill for most of us, but I got them because they have a good lift height, I can get my Jeep pretty high up from the axles and crawl around under it, about as high as those HF long reach floor jacks will take it.Yes they bounce around in the box during shipping and some of the paint chips at the corners and such. Are you buying these to put in a display case or what?

Worth the price.

Reviewed — 6 tonI needed some heavy duty jack stands for a Ford E350 work van that is typically fully loaded with tools. Based upon one of my buddy's recommendation, I picked up a pair of these.PACKAGING: Other reviewers have knocked a couple of stars off for the packaging. Well, its true that they come in a pretty flimsy box that is packed inside an Amazon box. The inner box had a few small holes but was still intact. And really, these brutes weigh in over 30 lbs — you have to expect that the loading monkeys aren't going to be using kid gloves on them... Mine also had a few paint scratches on them. Who cares? Its a brute tool. The first time I used them I put more scratches on them. Four stars - if the manufacturer cared if they come in all bright and shiny they should use a package that is more substantial.FIT AND FINISH: They are jack stands not aerospace widgits and they are built as such. The welds are well, welds. They aren't beautiful stacks of dimes and the manufacturer didn't spend 2 hours grinding each weld down to a pretty filet. I also haven't X-rayed them to see if there are inclusions and voids. But I don't have to. Its a brute tool. The welds look sturdy and they have held up my van and friends trucks, without even a groan. The paint, again, I wasn't looking for a Ferrari candy apple paint job with 17 clear coats, buffed and polished. They are painted, a few dings out of the box but nothing I haven't done worse through my use. 4.5 Stars.USE: If you are looking for jack stands for your car go for the 2 or 3 ton versions. The 6 ton versions are for holding up big heavy vehicles like trucks, vans, and buses not cars. Although they will easily hold up your car, you will be jacking them up 2-3 times higher than necessary. These guys have some weight to them, something in the 30 lbs range for the two of them. The ratchet gears are smooth and beefy. When lifting the post, they go up with ease and the ratchets engage with the lock/release arm without a problem. When you lift up on the release arm, the posts drop down as they should. I imagine that if I take care of them they will last me the rest of my life. 5 StarsOverall I give them a 4.5 out of 5 stars. I liked them so much, I bought a pair of the 2 ton version to use on my car.

These stands are tough and will last a lifetime. I use them on a 3/4 ton Dodge Ram Diesel and they do the job. As previously mentioned make sure you don't get them for the average car or small truck cause they are very tall in the closed position. I have a 4" lift kit on my truck and have to jack up the truck and get the wheel off the ground before I can slide the stand under the axle. Once there though the truck if never coming down.A question came up if they were made in the USA.... they are not... made in China.

They work well.

My Forester has been held up by only four of these for two weeks now (long project) on the tallest setting, so ya, I'd say they do the job well.I think I had some issue with one set of these when I bought them years ago because I have a return in my history, but that's a thing of the past..

I don't like spending an arm and a leg for simple items. This was a perfect buy. High quality. Low cost.Used them multiple times for my Audi. Would recommend to anyone.I'm a big fan of performance tools.