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ESCO 10498 Performance Jack Stand (Pair)

Original price was: $149.99.Current price is: $119.95.

The PERFECT jack stand for car enthusiasts with sports cars, trucks, or SUVs. Its flat top design, stable base, and ample 13″ to 21″ height range will help you tackle any DIY project. 2 JACK STANDS INCLUDED

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Description

If you’re a car enthusiast, the ESCO Performance Jack Stand is the perfect companion for all of your DIY needs. Its flat top design, rubber pad, 10 adjustable positions, and 13.2″ to 21.5″ height range make it compatible with low profile vehicles (like Porsches, Corvettes, and BMWs) and even trucks and SUVs. In addition, ESCO keeps you safe by using circular base pads to provide maximum stability and a locking pin to ensure the post stays secure.

  • Includes TWO jack stands (with flat top posts & removable rubber flat tops)
  • Minimum Height: 13.2″ | 335mm
    Maximum Height: 21.5″ | 546mm
  • 10 Adjustable Positions
    • 3 Ton Capacity (per jack stand)
  • Circular base pads for maximum stability
  • Powder coated base prevents rusting
  • Tested to ASME standards by A2LA Certified Testing Facility
  • Best jack stand design on the market

Check out how well these jack stands work on a Porsche 911!

Additional information

Weight 26 lbs
Dimensions 17 × 14 × 13 in

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