Wheel dollies, Tire Skates.... recommendations?

[Motion Camaro]

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Go-Jacks...Snap-On.

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<font color="blue">Nice, but a little expensive.
Steve, r u a Snap-on dealer??? </font>

Go-Jacks page

[TimG]

I've used my Go Jacks nearly every weekend for the past 12 years and there is nothing better. Pay for the Go Jacks if you want the best. With a Corvette, it is a pain to jack the back up and place them on rollers. The Go Jacks lift and roll easily.

[enio45]

go jacks and the best price is thru JC whitney catalog and use the 10 or 15% discount coupond you will be loving life....i tried everywhere for the bet price and stumbled onto JC....the best skates around.

[enio45]

Sorry for the spelling above, typed it fast and drinking at the same time!!

[Xplantdad]

Could it be because someone has a birthday coming up?????Hmmmm...

[enio45]

[68l30]

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Go-Jacks...Snap-On.

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<font color="blue">Nice, but a little expensive.
Steve, r u a Snap-on dealer??? </font>

Go-Jacks page

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I wish...... I've used Snap-On tools for a very long time.....The Go-Jacks require very little effort to move almost anything....


Steve

[BBIGG BLOCK 396]

Depends on how much you are willing to spend! The go jacks are nice and easier to use if you need to use them a lot I would go with them.If you are going to just use them occaisionally go with the skates and go with the largest capacity ones because they have better casters and are easier to use.If you can afford to spend the extra go for the Go Jacks.I have both sets that I use.

Bobby Dodson

[Allen]

Thanks for all the help and recommendations. The Go-Jacks were way out of my budget. I ended up compromising with the Tire Skates.... I got the 12" wide and DEEP style with the ball bearing axles on the casters. They should do what I need.

Now I have to figure out how to jack up a Corvette correctly!