I dont have membership there, but I heard Costco will take everything back, anytime. Friend of mine had a DVD player break 3 years after buying it from Costco. Took it back to them and they gave him a full refund.

 

You should get one. They have newer rules about electronics (TVs, cpus, cameras, etc.), but you can take most items back at any time without issue. That's why I got my jack there (plus it was pretty cheap)!

 

Thats the one i use , and so far its been rebuilt twice now. It keeps blowing the piston seal.

 

+1. Experienced the same thing. I just replaced with this...

Arcan Quick Lift Service Jack — 3 1/2-Ton

 

I've heard bad things about the Costco jack also. They they break down fairly quickly and have to be replaced...

 

Weird! I use my CONSTANTLY, like to the point where my wife is like, "what are you changing the wheels on now?" with no problems so far. However, that's why I bought it at Costco. Plus this reaffirms the reason to use the jack stands.

 

How do you like this one? It looks like a quality piece, but not sure if it's long enough to fit under my C-West long nose bumper.

 

This jack is awesome! I want another one. It also lifts higher than my jack stands can go.

 

That last one looks like a good one... Can it reach the front crossmember or rear differential without pre-lifting? That would be nice.

 

sears has one but dont use it for trucks because mine broke lol

 

+1 on the Harbor Freight aluminum jack

A few of my friends have them and works well with their lowered cars.

 

what do you guys think about this one?

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Torin-Jack...ReviewTitleBar

 

or this one?

http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/web..._T|GRP2042____

 

It is still on sale for same price! There is an ad for that every month with the sale coupon in one of automobile magazines (it's either Automobile, Super Street or Modified).

But it is not as low as this one - http://www.harborfreight.com/2-ton-l...67022.html?p=2

It is heavy (not aluminum) but if it is in the garage it doesn't matter - you don't have to lift it, just move around.
Besides weight - it's perfect! With this height range: 2-7/8" - 20-1/16" you can get under any car!
All of the other ones is more than 3 inches minimum lifting range which is too high for my Veilside V3 side skirts.

 

I have one from Advance Auto that is similar to this. The 5-5/16" low height is just barely too high to jack the front of the car, so I just pull the front tire onto a small 1/2" piece of plywood.

BTW, this is with a stock suspension. Forget about it if you are lowered.

 

I got my from northern tool

http://www.northerntool.com/shop/too...6598_200326598

it comes with stands..please don't use them! It's been through some abuse and holding up well. I still have to drive up on 2x4s to get it under the car but it works.