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Garage equipment lets you work on vehicles safely, whether in a home garage or a small workshop. Lifting gear includes trolley and low-profile floor jacks, bottle jacks, jack stands with locking pins, wheel ramps, motorcycle lifts and stands, and two-post or four-post vehicle lifts for those with the ceiling height and floor strength.
Hand and power tools include socket and wrench sets in metric and imperial sizes, torque wrenches, breaker bars, impact wrenches, pullers and vehicle-specific specialty tools. Diagnostics range from code readers and scan tools to multimeters and battery testers. Air compressors run impact guns, tire inflators and spray tools, and battery chargers and maintainers keep stored vehicles ready.
Storage and comfort include rolling tool chests, wall organizers, creepers, work lights and drain pans. Choose jacks and stands rated well above the weight they'll hold, use them on firm level ground, and never work under a vehicle supported only by a jack. Follow the manufacturer's installation instructions for lifts and compressors.
Choosing garage equipment
- Choose jacks and stands rated above your vehicle's weight.
- Never work under a vehicle supported only by a jack.
- Check ceiling height and floor strength for lifts.
- For used tools, check for wear and missing pieces.
- Check compressor capacity for the tools you'll run.
Questions about garage equipment
What lifting equipment do I need for DIY work?
A floor jack rated for your vehicle, a pair of jack stands, wheel chocks and, for oil changes, ramps cover most home jobs. Motorcycle owners often add a paddock or center lift stand.
Can I install a car lift at home?
It depends on ceiling height, floor thickness and strength, and power supply. Check the lift's installation requirements, and use a qualified installer if you're unsure.
Are used tools and tool chests a good buy?
Often, yes. Quality hand tools last a long time. Check for rounded sockets, worn ratchet mechanisms, sticky drawers and missing pieces from sets.