Replacing car tires usually involves using a car jack, which should be familiar to everyone. This type of jack has a simple structure, is easy to carry, and is also relatively easy to operate. However, it is easy to return. During the operation, some details must be handled properly, which is the key to ensuring the safety of lifting operations.

Many people lift their cars very high when using car jacks to assist in tire replacement, which brings some safety risks to the car itself and the operators. If the jack tilts, it is likely to cause injury to the operators and damage to the car itself. So, how can we prevent this situation from happening?

The suggestion given by Guanhang is to adjust the lifting height of the jack. The car only needs to replace the tires, and there is no need to use the jack to lift it too high. A safer approach is to lift the wheels slightly off the ground so that they can rotate normally. This height does not affect tire replacement, and even if the jack tilts, such a drop height will not cause harm to the operator or the car itself, ensuring the safety of the lifting operation.