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Yeah,. You could even likely use any old scissor jack you can find. Most fit the flat pinch-weld type supports our Minis have.
This one would actually probably work really well in a tire-change scenario: https://www.harborfreight.com/1-1-2-...ack-66907.html
(In before everyone shows you super expensive blocks that go on the lift points and $300 aluminum low profile jacks)
Now if you are wanting to get all 4 tires up, that is slightly different, but still can use any floor-style jack.
This one would actually probably work really well in a tire-change scenario: https://www.harborfreight.com/1-1-2-...ack-66907.html
(In before everyone shows you super expensive blocks that go on the lift points and $300 aluminum low profile jacks)
Now if you are wanting to get all 4 tires up, that is slightly different, but still can use any floor-style jack.
#3
Yeah,. You could even likely use any old scissor jack you can find. Most fit the flat pinch-weld type supports our Minis have.
This one would actually probably work really well in a tire-change scenario: https://www.harborfreight.com/1-1-2-...ack-66907.html
(In before everyone shows you super expensive blocks that go on the lift points and $300 aluminum low profile jacks)
Now if you are wanting to get all 4 tires up, that is slightly different, but still can use any floor-style jack.
This one would actually probably work really well in a tire-change scenario: https://www.harborfreight.com/1-1-2-...ack-66907.html
(In before everyone shows you super expensive blocks that go on the lift points and $300 aluminum low profile jacks)
Now if you are wanting to get all 4 tires up, that is slightly different, but still can use any floor-style jack.
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