Pro-LifT T-6903D Double Pin Jack Stands - 3 Ton

Arrived well packaged. You need four jack stands if you want to rotate your own tires and I only had two so ordered a set of these. Quality, fit and finish is good. The extra pin provides another level of safety. Price was great and cheaper than any box or discount tool store. Because of this I was worried about quality, but they are very nicely made and packaged. I purchased the 3 ton (6000 lb) model. It comes with a pair. Just keep in mind that is the weight capacity per pair so the limit these is 1 1/2 ton per jack stand. This shouldn't be an issue for most cars small trucks, SUV's etc. If you have a big truck or motor home you may want the higher capacity models.

Perfectly Does the Job!This 3-ton lift is an absolute game-changer for anyone who works on cars frequently. It functions flawlessly, providing a sturdy and secure lift. The dual pins add an extra layer of safety, making it extremely reliable during use. Setup was straightforward, and it feels well-constructed overall. Highly recommend for both hobbyists and professional mechanics alike!

These are good looking jack stands that work very well. The extra security pins give more peace of mind that you're not gonna get smashed. I'm much more confident under the car now, though my Torin Pro's have served me well over the years.

There are so many jackstands out there that are flat-out dangerous... but not these... the frame and rather mechanism is solid and well made... the added bonus of the safety locking pin made these "the best choice" for the best price... and since they were a birthday present for now son (now an adult who works on his own cars) the safety aspect was paramount... stable,k safe and well made...

These are good, high quality stands (comparable to the Harbor Freight Daytona 3 ton stands) but at $5 dollars more for these because they've been reduced, the choice is clear. This particular set was reduced an additional $5 or so because they were in "used, as new" condition. I've had excellent experience buying items in said condition from Amazon as they are usually items returned and are really in perfect condition. These were not. One stand was perfect. The other one had 4 areas were paint had been chipped off considerably, however there was no damage to the metal structure itself.I just touched up those areas with some paint and NOW they're "like new". The description on the site should have been "used, good condition" which was closer to reality.

I bought two sets of these 3-ton jack stands to replace Harbor Freight Jack stands that were recalled due to actual failures of the ratchet system. The ratchet/pawl system is essentially the same in almost all similarly designed jack stands, and therefore this potential flaw exists in essentially all of these stands that do not incorporate some kind of secondary safety feature. This has always been a concern of mine and I have never been completely comfortable getting under my car when it's on stands as most jack stands are not exactly precision manufactured devices. The saddle/head castings being the most questionable components due to the fact they are typically cast using the most primitive sand-cast methods (not precision cast). The saddle/head portion includes the ratchet teeth, which in concert with the ratchet pawl (primary lock connected to the handle on the body of the stand) supports the weight of your vehicle.These jack stands use cast saddles/heads as well, but I noticed right away the ratchet teeth showed a smoother casting process, and/or the castings are finished with much greater care to ensure the ratchet teeth are consistent and more precise than other jack stands. More importantly, the added pin/lock ensures any sudden weight and/or load shift will not cause a potentially adhered jack stand saddle (the saddle sticking to undercoating on the support point for example) to lift the head high enough to cause a poorly cast ratchet tooth to slip past the pawl/primary lock and collapse. Another common flaw is the cheap painting process almost always results in the pawl and handle sticking in an unlocked position. Again, these stands demonstrate a much higher quality in the coating process, appearing to be powder coated instead of the saddle/ratchet and pawl portions being dipped in what typically would be some kind of enamel or heavy oil-based paint product - which inevitably leads to excess paint and sticking of the ratchet system (most dangerously the pawl/handle)The body of this jack stand is constructed essentially the same as other similar jack stands designs, which is rarely an issue related to safety. The welds are more than sufficient and are of good quality.Most importantly I actually feel comfortable and confident getting under my car when it's on stands now - for the first time in nearly 40 years of working on my own cars. I will never buy a jack stand that doesn't incorporate the safety features used in this stand design. I bought two sets of both the 3 and the 6 ton versions of this stand.

great product great price. very happy with purchase , will buy again and highly recommend

These are heavy duty they work well they're easy to use and I had no worries about holding the weight they claim to hold definitely worth the money