In 2016, Harbor Freight released a floor jack that was a lot like one from Snap-on, but at a lower price. Snap-on thought it was a little too similar, though.

Let's take a look at some floor jacks and jack stands from Harbor Freight that will not only make working on your car safer and faster but won't cost you a fortune.

Harbor Freight Tools offers good number of floor jack models, but we recently acquired one of their aluminum racing jacks. The frames on these models are constructed largely of aluminum to save ...

Many of you may have their jack stands in your garage right now. Unfortunately for one Harbor Freight customer, a replacement for his warrantied-out three-ton jack stands failed, too ...

Transmission jacks are especially for transmissions and can be helpful for all sorts of garages. Here are some great ones that can't be found at Harbor Freight.

That’s right, Harbor Freight Tools is issuing another recall for jack stands. This recall affects jack stands bearing item No. 56737.

Harbor Freight thinks it has the answer with this Badland off-road jack. And after using it a handful of times, I’m inclined to agree. Jonathon Klein 3-Tons of Lifting Prowess ...

CAMARILLO, Calif. (WKBT) — Harbor Freight Tools is recalling certain Pittsburgh steel jack stands for another defect that wasn’t discovered when the stands were recalled a few months ago.

Snap-on’s floor jack. Snap-on filed its lawsuit in September alleging Harbor Freight’s “Daytona 3 Ton Super Duty Floor Jack” infringed on patents tied to its FJ200 and FJ300 floor jacks.

The affected Pittsburgh-brand three- and six-ton jack stands were in production for six years, and span three separate model numbers.

Harbor Freight sells jack stands made by a variety of manufacturers, which may be visually similar. In this case, stands produced by China’s Jiaxing Golden Roc Tools Co., Ltd are potentially ...

Harbor Freight has been having problems with its Pittsburgh-branded jack stands lately, with a huge initial recall having been initiated back in May over locking pawls that wouldn't correctly ...