I purchased a set of 4 this weekend to move my 240Z and a rock crawler project around the shop. There were no sales and I didn't have a coupon either, dang it. They almost got me with the 10% for a credit card but I didn't see it worth only $50. But I digress. The ad says these only accept up to a 34x 11 tire. I rolled a 35x12.5 into the store to check. The dolly fit with ample room. The quality is pretty good. It is still a 2 person job to make things go quickly and smoothly. The Z was easier than the crawler even though they're close in weight. I'd have a hard time spending twice the money on Go Jacks. They can't be that much better unless a 5000 lb car could be moved like ball bearings on a pane of glass.
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Daytona car dollies
- Thread starter ezzzzzzz
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turtleman321
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I just use the 12 dollar furniture dollies. rated at 1200 a piece.
no issues on my 3000 pound car. just need to obviously jack it up to get it on the dollies
no issues on my 3000 pound car. just need to obviously jack it up to get it on the dollies
I was about to buy these last year but lucked out and found a used set of Go-Jacks on CL for $300. Deals for Go Jacks are out there and for what I could get them for used (most sets I was seeing were around $600 used) I would have spent on the Daytona's. I'd rather have the Go Jacks for that price.
james92se
Active member
I just use the 12 dollar furniture dollies. rated at 1200 a piece.
no issues on my 3000 pound car. just need to obviously jack it up to get it on the dollies
Are you putting 2x4's or something across the open plane of the dollies or what?
turtleman321
Well-known member
Are you putting 2x4's or something across the open plane of the dollies or what?
nope, just use them in the orientation that fits the tire best.