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Peter · 1 year ago

That looks easier! I would encourage people to put a tri-pod jack under there as well for safety. If there is a burr on the undercarriage, or sharp object on the ground, it may cause a slow leak which could be quite dangerous.

Will · 1 year ago

Hmmmm, jacking up a car while it's running.... Hope they are prepared for the lawsuits when a car is left in gear engine running as it is lifted off the object preventing it from moving.

andy cochrane · 1 year ago

That is brilliant. I would gladly get one of these for my car- I hate traditional jacks, and thankfully have not had to use one in a long time. As for lawsuits... ugh I hate fear of stupid people holding back innovation.

lilpunk1302 · 1 year ago

I dunno, personally, I can;t see any way this would work just from the exhaust, there has to be some form of pump or something...

Wouldn't the exhaust cause the engine to suffocate...?

David_E · 1 year ago

Does this baby have a pressure relief valve? If not, then no way that it can fly here in the States

spyboy · 1 year ago

I saw this invention in the mid 80's, once again, OLD NEWS....

Yokanchi · 1 year ago

doesn't look safe...

Tom · 1 year ago

File this gizmo under "How dumb is that?"
At first blush this seems clever -- except, nobody in their right mind would work on a car with the engine running. Okay fine - turn it off after inflation, right? How will you get into the car to turn it off when it is suspended in the air on the jack? So, in the process of reaching across the gear shift for the ignition, you accidentally knock it into drive, and all you-know-what breaks loose.

Jim · 1 year ago

It's safe for people who aren't complete morons. So about 6% of the US population.

kirbe · 1 year ago

are you kidding? think of all the things that could go wrong..hmm in gear? slow leak? FAST leak? it pops? how do you turn off the car? how do you know the round air jack wont slide out from under the car if you are "so smart" that you could use one of these, why dont you learn to use a jack? it takes about 2 minutes.

I like the line about "stupid people holding back innovation"...when this is made by stupid people to be used by stupid people who cant use a jack.

Bret · 1 year ago

Yes, I remember info-mercials about these when I was a kid in the 70s-80s. They never sold well because of the safety issues involved. Haven't seen them in a while - I guess someone decided to re-try this thing.

John · 1 year ago

There are places where you -can't- use a jack. I don't think I'd be using this next to the highway where a regular jack would work fine, but I could see using it off-road in sand or other soft surface where a regular jack might be useless and/or dangerous. It sure could prove handy (for instance) to lift a stuck tire so you can fill in the hole with rocks or something to let you get on your way.

t.sureshbabu · 1 year ago

I want this air jack to my four wheeler can i get UAE ,DUBAI if i can get here please give the realeted shops for purching the jack i have very interst for this product and very fine and moderate technology.

t.sureshbabu · 1 year ago

Where the shop of RUSHROCKS can you give me the address.

Winston · 1 year ago

All you American Law suit crazy people. Think about being stuck out in Africa I have used one of these when we slit the side wall of a landy packed to the roof in deep sand. I've had a similar situation but without one of these and the vehicle fell off the normal jack three times, twice with no wheel on!! So yes this thing is amazing and will save the day. Bugger law suits and all that, come into the real bush and see if you care about that stuff!!!! -South Africa

Anonymous · 1 year ago

I wonder if it would warp any of the softer panels like under the door since this jack also pushes outside the typical jack points. Great idea, but if it comes with a dent after I replace my tire, then I'm not sure if it's worth it.

waveryder · 1 year ago

I wonder if it would warp any of the softer panels like under the door since this jack also pushes outside the typical jack points. Great idea, but if it comes with a dent after I replace my tire, then I'm not sure if it's worth it.

adrian Wise · 1 year ago

I´m interested in distribute your gizmo air jack for the mexican territory

joe · 1 year ago

adrian ohgizmo does not sell these jacks theyv are just writing about them, if you want to distribute them in mexico you should probably check with the manufacturer and not just a blog

T · 1 year ago

These are frequently used by off-roaders, they're safe to use just like any other jack if you know what you're doing. The problem that causes them to not sell is that most Americans don't have a clue what they're doing anywhere near a vehicle and that leads to inevitable injuries.

jack · 11 months ago

made by idiots, for idiots. it looks dangerous and it's probably more difficult than a regular jack

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