Workshop Folding Jack Stands GEKO set of 2

Set of two GEKO folding jack stands designed for workshop use to support vehicles or heavy equipment while performing maintenance. The compact folding design allows easy storage and convenient transport between work sites. These jack stands provide stable temporary support during repairs, inspections, tire changes and other underbody work in garages and service areas.

Advantages

The GEKO folding jack stands combine a space-saving hinged frame with a broad support base for balance on flat, solid surfaces. Their folding mechanism reduces footprint for storage and transport while offering a secure support platform when opened. Constructed for workshop environments, the stands are suitable for repeated use and allow controlled, hands-free support of a raised vehicle or equipment to free both hands for maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Routine vehicle maintenance and inspections
• Tire changes and brake work
• Light to moderate workshop lifting tasks for cars and small vans
• Supporting lifted equipment for underbody repairs and servicing

Key specifications

• Set quantity: 2 jack stands
• Folding, hinged frame for compact storage
• Wide base design for enhanced stability on level surfaces
• Flat saddle/support top suitable for contact with vehicle lifting points
• Intended for workshop and garage use

How to use

Place the jack stands on a flat, level and solid surface before raising the vehicle with a jack. Position the vehicle at the manufacturer-recommended lifting points and raise it to the required height. Open the folding jack stands and set them under secure support points, then carefully lower the vehicle onto the saddles so the weight is transferred to the stands. Verify stability and that both stands sit squarely on the floor and under the vehicle contact points before starting work. When work is finished, raise the vehicle slightly with the jack, remove the stands, and fold them for storage.

Usage recommendations

Use these jack stands only on hard, level surfaces and in pairs. Confirm the vehicle or equipment weight is within the capabilities of your workshop lifting equipment and use the stands as temporary supports only. Inspect the folding mechanism and contact tops regularly for wear or damage and replace if any deformation or excessive corrosion is found.