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The Sealey VS2002 Axle Stands are essential for professional mechanics and automotive enthusiasts who require a reliable and safe method to support vehicles during maintenance. Offering a 2-tonne capacity per stand, these tools provide significant stability through a heavy-duty, 4-legged welded steel base. While they are highly durable and easy to adjust, users must ensure the stands are placed on a level, solid surface to maintain maximum safety and load integrity.
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These are supplied as a pair, providing a total capacity of 4 tonnes.
No. Axle stands should only be used on a solid, level surface like concrete to prevent sinking or tipping.
Lift the support post slightly to release the tension, pull the ratchet lever up, and guide the post back down.
The maximum height is 415mm.
The Sealey VS2002 features an automatic ratchet locking mechanism, which does not require an external pin.
Check the total weight of your vehicle. If the vehicle weight exceeds the 4-tonne combined capacity of the pair, do not use these stands.
Clear any dirt or metal shavings from the teeth and ensure the release handle is fully disengaged.
Ensure the floor surface is level and firm; do not use on soft surfaces like asphalt or dirt.
Sand down the affected area and apply a rust-resistant metal primer or paint to prevent further degradation.
Setting up your Sealey Axle Stands requires minimal effort. Simply pull the release lever to raise the support post to your desired height and verify that the ratchet teeth are fully engaged. These stands are compatible with most standard cars and small light commercial vehicles. For care, keep the stands free of debris and grease to ensure the ratchet mechanism operates smoothly. Periodically inspect the welds on the base and the teeth on the post for signs of wear or cracking. Always store the stands in a dry, covered environment to prevent rust and corrosion on the steel frame.
