Stanfred Jack Stands and Car Ramps - Work on your car safely with Stanfred

Having been in the game since the early 1950's, Stanfred know what goes into quality metal goods. With history supplying both the Australian Defence Force and automotive industries producing a wide range of metal components, Stanfred have set the bar in terms of quality meaning that you end up with a final product that you can rely on every single time you get to work on your car. Stanfred offer a range of axle stands and car ramps designed to keep you safe while allowing great access underneath your car. Whether you need heavy duty car ramps or jack stands, Stanfred have a range to suit a wide variety of vehicle weights from 850kg car ramps all the way up to 4000kg jack stands. Stanfred axle stands and car ramps are an essential piece of garage equipment and should not be overlooked. Don't buy cheap axle stands or car ramps, invest in quality and know that you can lay under your car safely without the risk of catastrophic failure, injury or damage to your car. Utilising an advanced in-house CAD team, Stanfred constantly refine their designs and test them in real-world scenarios to offer a superior quality product that meets or exceeds the expectations of customers.

When working on your car, it's often essential to get it up in the air for proper access to turn a wrench or even just carry out a visual inspection. There are a few key safety points that must be adhered to when jacking up your car to ensure personal safety and also to make sure you don't cause any damage to your beloved car. First, make sure your car is parked on a flat smooth surface such as a garage floor, driveway or tarmac / concrete ground and ensure the car is in gear or in park with the handbrake applied. Consult you owners manual to determine where the correct jacking points are on your car. These areas are reinforced to support the pressure applied by the jack, using other points on the car can cause damage to body work or even mechanical components. Once you've figured out where to jack up from, use a trolley jack or your car's factory jack to lift the car up high enough to place a jack stand under a structural part of the car before slowly lowering the car onto the jack stands and removing the jack.