Quality: These floor jacks are well designed with solid welds and a wide weight distribution. The adjustable column is 1-1/8 solid steel with holes drilled every 2 inches. The locking rod is solid 1/2 steel. The resting surface is a thick rubber pad that can be removed.Functionality: As stated by the vendor, the height can be adjusted from 13 to 21 inches with one-inch increments. The locking mechanism is almost fool-proof since the locking rod is inserted through the jack body, out the other side, and then secured with a supplied lock ring.I ordered these two years ago and have used them on cars, trucks, and a loaded boat trailer. Besides the typical scratches, the stands show no substantial wear or rust. The extra cost, compared to ratcheted jacks, is well worth the peace of mind knowing that my lifts are secure.

Overall it's a good stand. Be aware though that it's sold as 3 tons per stand. If you look at the instruction manual though it clearly says Capacity (Per Pair) ... Use stands only as identical pair. Weight-rating capacities apply to applications using matching stands. Looks like a misleading product claim to me.

These are strong , well designed , safe , jack stands. Easy to adjust the height on these stands. The three leg design means they won't be rocking back and forth. The 3 ton weight rating for each stand is outstanding.!!

I trust these with my life for my BMW 4 series.

I watched a YouTube video (project farm) comparing different jackstands (how much weight they could take before they deform, and how easy it was to tip over a vehicle on Jack stands, etc)..Too bad this particular jackstand was not included in the test, but after learning from watching; I believe esco would be among the best of them.Very robust, and the base is a chunk wider than my old jackstands (which is the operative thing that makes it easy to tip a car over.. Watching that video spooked, me and I will be using rubber wheel chocks from now on.. you don't need the neighbor neighborhood kids screwing around when a car is on jackstands)..The triangle shape makes it so all 3 feet touch the ground, but I'm not too sure how that works in terms of a wider base (for the car tipping).My old jackstands were the typical ones with teeth, and the top of it made to support by an axle.. There are quite a few YouTube videos, where the teeth break, or something goes wrong with the mechanism, and they don't support the weight of the vehicle (my old ones are going into the trash)..The Esco jackstands are a chunk heavier than my old jackstands.. Because the feet are smooth on the bottom, the feet will slide and make it easy to nudge under the car, and because a pin locks in the position it's actually easier to move than the older/lighter jackstands (because I can grab them from the top)..The rubber pad on top looks very robust.. I've always cringed when my jack would slam the car down onto the pinch welds (on my old Jack stands made to support an axle). The pinch welds on my Highlander tore up the edges of the rubber Jack pad. (the Highlander is heavy, plus my old jack does not lower smoothly).I love the large footprint of the feet, instead of the sharp edge of metal pushing into the driveway (I've always wondered if the concrete were a little weak in that area, if it might crack the concrete.. when you're underneath a car, your mind thinks of all possibilities).

Working good so far to support either front or rear corners of heavy SUV. Feels stable

Very strong, nice pad, super stout height setting.

Far sturdier than other jack stands. More expensive, but certainly well worth the price. Have used them routinely for seven years, and can tell that they are made to last. I would not trust getting under a car on other jack stands.

60 dollars compared to 400 dollars for a platform to do back and lats. Works perfectly, but I need to find a slotted rubber pad, which will keep the bar straight and not roll.

These jack stands for 70 bucks for 1 stand is a joke. The tolerances between the BASE and the shaft isnt close enough to allow stability of the object your trying to hold. I used 4 of these and they made the car so unstable that with 1 finger push the whole car would move. No way I would trust this being under it. Go to harbor freight pay 79 bucks and get the 6 ton stands that come with the extra pin to make sure everything isn't going to fall on you .The paint right out of the box on all 4 of them is already coming off. The welds are crap, half the tops of the stands are not even level and when you try to use them on a flat surface only half of the pad contacts the object you are trying to hold.Really wished these would have been better.

Honestly the price of these compared to other jacks may seem steep but these just give me the peace of mind knowing that I'll be safe under my car when working on it. Definitely recommend these for any BMW worked perfectly for my F80 M3 Being that BMWs need to use the jack pad to lift the car up.

Definitely pricey, but I didn't have much of a choice given the lack of options for flat top jack stands. One of the stands had sharp metal burrs that I had to file down and the holes for the pins had leftover material that I had to punch out with a hammer and chisel. I expected better quality control given the price but they're fine functionally.

Yes they are expensive, yes they are a must have!!!!

Four of these easily support all four corners of my 6,000 lb., 2002 HD 4X4 Chevy Silverado - rock solid with no sway. And, just because I'm overly cautious, I also place a Powerbuilt 3 ton All-in-One hydraulic jack and jackstand unit at both front and rear as a back up.Pros: Very heavy with quality welds. Well designed. One unexpected plus that's not mentioned in the description - the adjustable slide bar support is solid steel, not hollow core. Very reassuring.Cons: None

I work on cars constantly to keep my sanity. I have one car that requires a flat jack on designated places as it aluminum and carbon fiber bonded chasis. These jacks work great. They seek we'll made. I'll give them a few months in Houston weather to see if they start to rust. I have one pair of heavy duty chrome jacks that completely rusted and another pair of painted that still is perfect. I hope their coatings hold up well.

Perfect but got the wrong one...my mistake

I’m impressed with the construction of these ESCO stands, they’re very well made.

I'm impressed with the construction of these ESCO stands, they're very well made.

The transaction was smooth and delivery was on time. Item received as described

So far seems to be high quality and very stable. Has substantial weight.