As the old axiom goes, “life without cars would be as unimaginable as life without electricity”
especially for those living out in the rural areas with no public transport network, a car would become indispensable. cars allow us to work and earn an income which is then recycled back into the economy. they also ultimately prevent obesity by encouraging people to stay fit – movement encourages weight loss, whereas sitting causes weight gain because of an inactive lifestyle. with more cars for personal use being made available to families, moving house becomes easier since there are no limits on furniture size or number of goods that can be transported at once. even so-called road congestion is self-solving due to advances in technology – google's driverless car functions
what is the proper way to lift a car?
the car must not be air powered or it will explode.
how can i raise my car higher?
when it comes to car height, you have two options.
1. you can either get new suspension systems for your car, which will cost you anywhere from $2-4 thousand without installation. otherwise, if you are okay with the extra fuel expenditure – there are products that raise the factory ride height by 1-2 inches using springs or an airlift system that is installed inside the frame of the vehicle. these kits range in price from $150 to $600 depending on how large of a lift they perform and what year/make/model your car is.”
the installation process should not take more than 2 hours depending on how much work is needed for your vehicle model. the product will likely be delivered in its raw form
where is the jack point on a car?
the jack point on most cars is usually at the front, next to a car's headlight.
on some cars, the jack may be in the back underneath the spare tire, but regardless of where it's located, it will always be under or around one of these sections. when this happens though, there is a risk that the vehicle could roll while you're jacking it up and your arm can get caught under a wheel if this isn't contemplated beforehand. if you need a visual reference for this
