Racing Jacks & Jack Stands
Jack stands are a great way to support your vehicle safely in order to complete repairs and upgrades. JEGS offers a wide selection of jacks and jack stands for trucks and cars from top manufacturers such as OEMTOOLS, Allstar, JEGS, as well as others. Each jack stand is made from high quality components and assembly so you can get the vehicle support safety and performance you want at a price you can afford with the assurance you need.
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Replacement Handle for JEGS 2-Ton Hydraulic Utility Floor Jack (555-79000)
Part Number: 555-79000-1

JEGS
Replacement Handle for JEGS 2-Ton Hydraulic Utility Floor Jack (555-79000)
Part Number: 555-79000-1

OER
9781957 Trunk Storage Sleeve 1968-81 GM;, Wheel Jack and Wrench, 16-3/4" x 2-3/4", Large
Part Number: 691-9781957

OER
9781957 Trunk Storage Sleeve 1968-81 GM;, Wheel Jack and Wrench, 16-3/4" x 2-3/4", Large
Part Number: 691-9781957

OTC TOOLS
Motorcycle Spring Hook For Removing/Installing Headlight Adjusting Springs, Exhaust And Brake Springs
Part Number: 717-4740

OTC TOOLS
Motorcycle Spring Hook For Removing/Installing Headlight Adjusting Springs, Exhaust And Brake Springs
Part Number: 717-4740

OTC TOOLS
Chain Breaker And Riveting Tool Kit Break, Press, And Rivet Most #25 - #35, #428 - #630 Standard And O-Ring Roller Chains
Part Number: 717-4744

OTC TOOLS
Chain Breaker And Riveting Tool Kit Break, Press, And Rivet Most #25 - #35, #428 - #630 Standard And O-Ring Roller Chains
Part Number: 717-4744

OTC TOOLS
Motorcycle Brake Caliper Spreader Compresses Brake Pistons On Most Style Calipers
Part Number: 717-4743

OTC TOOLS
Motorcycle Brake Caliper Spreader Compresses Brake Pistons On Most Style Calipers
Part Number: 717-4743
How Often Should I Replace My Jack Stand?
Jack stands are essential tools for safely supporting your vehicle during maintenance and repairs. However, like all equipment, they have a limited lifespan and should be replaced when necessary. Here are some factors to consider:
1. **Wear and Tear:** Regularly inspect your jack stands for signs of wear and tear, including rust, cracks, or bent components. If you notice any damage, it's time to replace them.
2. **Age:** Jack stands can deteriorate over time, even if they haven't been used extensively. As a general rule, consider replacing them every 3 to 5 years, even if they appear to be in good condition.
3. **Weight Capacity:** Ensure that your jack stands are rated for the weight of your vehicle. If you've upgraded to a heavier vehicle, you may need to invest in higher-capacity jack stands.
4. **Recalls:** Check for any manufacturer recalls or safety notices related to your jack stands. If there's a recall, follow the manufacturer's instructions for replacement.
Safety is paramount when working under a vehicle, so don't take chances with worn or damaged jack stands. Investing in new, high-quality stands is a small price to pay for peace of mind.
What Are The Different Kinds Of Jack Stands?
Jack stands come in various types and designs, each suited for specific applications. Here are some common types of jack stands:
1. **Traditional Jack Stands:** These are the most common type and feature a tripod or pyramid base with adjustable height. They are versatile and suitable for a wide range of vehicles.
2. **Pin-Style Jack Stands:** These stands use a pin mechanism to adjust the height and lock it in place. They are known for their ease of use and reliability.
3. **Ratchet Style Jack Stands:** Ratchet stands use a ratcheting mechanism to raise and lower the stand, offering precise height adjustments.
4. **Axle Stands:** These are designed to support vehicles by the axle and are commonly used for heavier vehicles or when extra stability is needed.
5. **Low Profile Jack Stands:** Low profile stands are designed for vehicles with lower ground clearance, allowing for easy placement.
The choice of jack stand depends on your vehicle type, the intended use, and personal preference. It's essential to select the right type and capacity to ensure safe and stable support.
How Much Do Jack Stands Cost?
The cost of jack stands can vary widely based on factors such as weight capacity, type, and brand. Here's a general price range for jack stands:
1. **Basic Jack Stands:** Entry-level jack stands with lower weight capacities typically start at around $20 to $40 for a pair.
2. **Mid-Range Jack Stands:** These offer higher weight capacities and enhanced features and can range from $50 to $100 for a pair.
3. **Heavy-Duty Jack Stands:** Designed for larger vehicles and professional use, heavy-duty jack stands can cost $100 or more for a pair.
4. **Premium and Specialty Stands:** Specialized jack stands or those from reputable brands may cost $150 or more for a pair.
Keep in mind that safety should be the top priority when choosing jack stands. It's advisable to invest in high-quality stands that meet or exceed the weight requirements of your vehicle. Don't compromise on safety for the sake of saving a few dollars.





































