Floor jack / tools

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that would be fine for your needs but you only need two jack stands for an oil change

also you could just get a pair of ramps instead of a jack and stands if you only want/need to change the oil

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>>17803533
i do ramps for fluid changes and i use my fathers big jack to lift my car if i need to

funny enough we actually have some shitty rusted out jack stands that still work, i think they are actually snap on jack stands from maybe the 50s or 60s, my grandfather used to own a service shop, and i use a lot of his old snap on tools

>>17803533
I was planning on getting a jack anyways since I'd be changing tires for winter and maybe doing my brakes later. I just don't know whether this jack will last or shit itself after lifting the car once.

>>17803454
i would get a low profile aluminum jack. lightweight is nice. I have 3-ton steel jack and it's heavy as fuck so it isn't very portable. ramps are ideal for oil changes

>>17803590
>Rusty
>That still work
I wouldn't want to be under the car when they decide they don't want to work anymore

>>17803533
I think the jack is a better than ramps as you can't do any work on the suspensions, tires or brakes.
Also it's more versatile as you don't have to start your car.

>>17805219
I have the 3-ton aluminum. It's not really much lighter. I wish that I had bought the steel and still have the extra $100 in my wallet.