Jack was worried that cars could fall onto users and he remembered this concern from his experience at Super Cheap Auto.

There's been some concerning news about a trolley jack sold at Super Cheap Auto. Apparently, there's a risk that it could collapse while in use, potentially causing a vehicle to fall onto the user. This is definitely not something you want to happen while you're working on your car.

According to Product Safety Australia, the front wheel axle, lifting arm pivot shaft, or cylinder pivot shaft of the jack may break during normal use. This could lead to serious injury or even death, so it's important to take action if you have one of these jacks.

It's worth noting that the recall is not limited to when the jack is in use. There is a possibility that it could collapse even when it's not being used, so it's important to check your jack regardless of whether you've used it recently. The affected jacks are from Supercheap Auto's ToolPro brand and are the Low-profile trolley jacks rated to 1600kg.

If you purchased a jack between January 9 and May 1, 2024, and the batch number starts with "TH202311," it is part of the recall. You can find the manufacturer's label on the top of the trolley. If you do have one of the affected jacks, Product Safety Australia advises that you stop using it immediately and bring it back to Supercheap Auto for a refund or replacement.

In light of this news, it's important to prioritize your safety and check if your trolley jack is part of the recall. Don't take any chances and make sure to get a refund or replacement if you have one of the affected batches. As always, stay vigilant and stay safe while working on your vehicle.

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