Can these be used to lift (2x) front and back individually and (4x) front and back all four off ground?
179006
2x yes, 4x no, unless you have 10"+ ground clearance from your side skirts.
179007
Yes to 2x front or back tires individually. I agree with djmastak, if you want to lift all four tires, do it with a car jack and jack stands. Much more safer that way.
179008
X4 works fine, but is not recommended by the manufacture. (actually it's called out as a no no on the caution sticker.) We have had our F150 Raptor up on four of these several times... but we used 4LOW, with all the diffs/hubs locked. Your safety/mileage may vary. (The Raptor is a smidge over 5500 lbs... not a lightweight, but lighter by far than many "big" trucks.)
179009
Yes, you can absolutely use 4 ramps to lift the entire vehicle if the ramps fit in front of the rear tires. I've used 4 ramps at the same time and it works well for any maintenance that does not require the wheels to be removed (diff oil, engine oil, transmission fluid, exhaust, etc...)
179010
If you are talking about using 4 of these ramps to lift a whole car off the ground I would not recommend it unless you get a car jack and jack stands. These ramps are great for front car maintenance (oil change) but nothing on brakes. If you want to lift the whole thing off the ground I recommend jack stands and a car jack. You might be able to back up onto the ramps but that might also be tricky. The good thing is that they are pretty wide so you don't have to be perfect driving up on them
293514
Most likely not, the reason is that the maximum lift range of the jack is 11.2 " probably WELL BELOW the minimum clearance of a 4*4 and the maximum lift capacity is only 4000 pounds. Hope that helps !
1978743
Rethinking it.. I suppose it depends on how much lift you want. I lifted it the back first and bought these to level the front, so I didn't want a lot of lift..
1546250
That would work for you. I would suggest at least a 2 inch lift kit to do that combo. We can help with all three if you need.
1060097
I have double on each side and am able to lift mine with no problem. But I am not sure about having one handle.
1049945
Depending the size level blocks. These will provide about 1.5" lift. You don't want to go over 2.75" of lift or your alignment and cv axles won't operate properly. So just add 1.5" to your lift block and if it's over 2.75" then I would say no
522974
They fit Olympic bars and they are rock solid. I don't see why you couldn't. I absolutely love them. Especially doing strip sets and the like. One caveat, I don't lift more than 325lbs on any exercise.
2023408
Yes they can. There is a release that you pull, and then it rotates out where you can lift the entire assembly off.
1578317
These aren't for towing regular cars. These are for tow points on 4x4's to use when getting un-stuck or as an assist in an extreme angle climb.
1146335
I'm not positive but I think you can as long as you have enough back spacing already on your wheels. As far as the lift height, I think you will be okay
2252052
You should be able to do that. However, if you tow something heavy, the bar might get damaged.
573620
Yup, just don't drop them. I used them with oly lifts and deads (600lbs) with no problems. Dropped one on the floor....it broke in half lol.
967501
Yes you can. Each side can be lifted up independently of the others...We have a side door on two of our kennels as well as front doors. We just lift whatever side we are going to use. The other sides merely Velcro to one another...This product is easy to use and for the money, can't be beat in our opinion...
1225121
Technically no, but you could use them separately. You would have to do your own modifications.
1485358
Yes,I just used them last weekend to lift an 15 lb turkey without a problem... they are very solid.. I have also been able to use them to lift a very tender 18 lb brisket off the smoker, if you have any idea what kind of challenge that is...
2272576
Can be operated by one person lifting another. The person being lifted would not be able to operate it.
1115706
I would not try it. they are made to load an ATV but I would not walk on them trying to move anything.