Jack

[nvestor88]

Looking into keeping a jack in the car for changing tires....What jack are members using when changing a flat?

[datzenmike]

The stock one. It fits the car and it works.

[Ratwagon1600]

I use a Fred; Jack just wasnt cutting the mustard.

[flatcat19]

Measure clearance of your jacking points and go get one from the JY that will fit.

[Rick-rat]

I use AAA, or a can of fix a flat

[heywier427]

Aluminum jack from a g50 q45, with a porsche crank/handle.  

 

Best combo ever/light weight.  In all my cars.  

 

Rx7 and porches came with aluminum jacks, but are pricey.

 

The q45 ones are meant to lift a 4300lb car, and are cheap in comparison.  Albeit, hard to find.

[Cleopatra Jones]

I still use the stock jack

[KoHeartsGPA]

I use AAA, or a can of fix a flat

Fix a flat is a very bad choice, most tire shops won't patch your tire after that, it's just better to swap for a spare or ya, call AAA.

[RatVonDude]

Wish i never gave my stock red one to buyer. I use palletjack, forklift or just drive to nearest tire shop.

[hang_510]

I use a Fred; Jack just wasnt cutting the mustard.

You don't know jack!

 

 

Stock for the wagon.

 

In the sedan I have a small lo profile floor jack that fits with the mini spare in the hole.

[Rick-rat]

Fix a flat is a very bad choice, most tire shops won't patch your tire after that, it's just better to swap for a spare or ya, call AAA.

 

I have been very fortunate about flat tires, most times when I have a flat, I need new tires, so I would use fix a flat then. If the tire is still in good shape I will call AAA