Originally Posted by
trayson
So, is the idea of this to put out so that the good tire can drive up onto the wood and in turn lift the bad wheel enough that you can remove the bad wheel without having to use a jack? seems ingenious actually. I had a blown tire that we of course found after pulling the boat out of the water. We used the truck jack and that got us by fine. Your contraption would have lessoned the time of jacking considerably. Not sure if I'd really want to carry that around though.
And for use at home, I just whip out the aluminum floor jack and the impact gun...
The ramp is a little bulky, but it is for road use only and its like having insurance...you don't want to use it, but it is great when you have it and need it. I'll be honest, I was able to change the tire much faster than if I had used a standard jack, but not a floor jack.
Considering the options, I don't mind having some extra wood in the bed of my truck instead of a floor jack that someone would be more inclined to take, but that's just me.
Has anyone tried that contraption from Overton's I'm a little skeptical as it looks flimsy, anyone ever try it?
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