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Originally Posted by RichardM
One problem I have is what the car sits too low to get my trolley jack under the jack points. My solution is place a brick in front of one front wheel, drive up onto it, then I can jack the car up. I do the same after fitting the wheel, lowering it onto the brick, then roll off after.
I know some trolley jacks have a low lift point but mine doesn't!
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I have purchased a trolly jack with a low profile:
Clarke CTJ2000A 2 Tonne Aluminium Trolley Jack
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/pr...m-trolley-jack
The main drawback for me is the cost, its cheaper to take the car to a garage.
The jack pads are great and well worth getting as without them you risk damage to the jacking points.