Product details
Carpoint axle stands foldable 2000 kg – TÜV/GS
Solid, no-nonsense axle stands that do the job for day-to-day garage work. These Carpoint stands fold flat for tidy storage or popping in the boot, and they click into three useful heights to suit different cars and tasks. They come with TÜV/GS certification, so you’ve got an extra bit of reassurance when you’re working underneath.
Practical and straightforward
Remember: these are support stands, not a lifting device. Use a jack (a trolley jack or similar) to raise the vehicle first, then lower it onto the stands. Each stand is rated at 2000 kg (2 tonnes) and built tough, with a locking pin to hold the chosen height securely. Being foldable means they won’t hog space in the garage or car boot.
Features and specifications
- Foldable design for compact storage and easy transport
- Three locking heights: 277 mm, 322 mm, 366 mm to suit a range of jobs
- Maximum load 2000 kg (2 tonnes) per stand
- TÜV/GS product certification for tested safety
- Sturdy steel construction with locking pin for secure support
- Product dimensions: 24.9 x 24.9 x 24.6 cm; item weight: 1.77 kg; model/part number: 0624511
When and how to use them
Ideal for brake work, exhaust jobs, tyre changes and most other under-car maintenance. Use a pair of stands for one axle (one each side) and always set them on a firm, level surface. Chock the wheels still on the ground and double-check the locking pin before you slide under the car — a quick routine that avoids any unnecessary faffing and keeps things safe.
Helpful tips and common questions
Worried about heavier cars? Check your vehicle’s axle load — each stand is rated to 2 tonnes. Short on storage? They fold flat and tuck away neatly. Can they be used to lift a car? No — these stands are for supporting only, not lifting. If you’re unsure about a particular job or vehicle, it’s best to get a professional to take a look.
Manufacturer: Service Best. Brand: Carpoint. Model/part number: 0624511. Compact, dependable and straightforward to use — a sensible piece of kit for any home mechanic’s toolbox.