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Matt rates: Sealey 1250CX

This Sealey jack has been around the block – and that’s because it’s in constant use. You might get one free with your car, but a trolley jack is far better. “It’s safer and easier to use,” said Matt. Jacks are handy for working on wheels, tyres and brakes, but can be a pain to store at home.

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Buyer’s guide: Tough wheels and a long-leverage handle are bonuses. Two-tonne capability is adequate to lift most cars.

Our pick: Clarke CTJ3000QL (£41.11) from www.clarkeinternational.com

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