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Just bought this 3 in 1 Foor Jack kit. It gets everything I need when fixing the tire.

A good tool in car and garage! Really help me a lot when I fix my tire. 

You guys can check it out in 

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On 4/27/2018 at 11:52 PM, Kinsely said:

Just bought this 3 in 1 Foor Jack kit. It gets everything I need when fixing the tire.

A good tool in car and garage! Really help me a lot when I fix my tire. 

You guys can check it out in 

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Upon checking their Amazon Store, it has no price show in the product. 

 

How much this tools that you purchased?

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