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Hi
Given how low the Aero's are can anyone recommend a good trolley jack to get underneath them? i have a Series 2, Also can someone confirm the jacking points please.
Wayne.
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I have one of the low entry, aluminium trolley jacks for use on my Aero S1.I bought it years back at a car show but you can get them at e.g. Machine Mart ,Costco , Demon Tweeks and the like now It worked fine on my (lowered !) Lotus Elise but won't go under the Aero without some help  You can either use - the standard jack to raise it a little ,then slide the trolley jack under (which is a bit of a faff) drive up on a couple of e.g. scaffolding boards to raise the car the necessary height use a couple of these - Low entry ramps - which is the route I took eventually..... If you Google them, you can get them a lot cheaper than Halfords too  James
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These plastic car ramps are ideal for raising low cars enough for any trolley jack to fit under. ![[Linked Image]](https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/NRIAAOSwJtNddhat/s-l1600.jpg)
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Wayne, I have one of the rare S2 as well if you ever need to compare notes.
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These are great workshop jacks with their low build height and long length, I have one, but a waste of time to take out the workshop as a normal person cannot lift it into a car single handed as it is over 40kg.
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These are great workshop jacks with their low build height and long length, I have one, but a waste of time to take out the workshop as a normal person cannot lift it into a car single handed as it is over 40kg. It’s not 40kg I agree it’s a workshop jack, but I lift it in and out of the van single handed, even if I haven’t had 3 Shredded Wheat for breakfast.... Simon @ Sifab.co.uk
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