JEGS2-Ton Hydraulic Car Floor Jack - 4,000 LBS Lift Capacity, Lift Range: 5 ⅛” to 13” - Lightweight Hydraulic Floor Jack, 360 Degrees Saddle Rotation - Heavy Duty Steel Car Jack Hydraulic

This has been a great little jack that's gotten more use than I wanted. I bought it to store in the truck of my work car, as the supplied ones suck. It works great hardly any effort in lifting the car and really easy coming down. It's light weight and doesn't take a lot of room. Will be buying another

I got this to raise my old 36 inch Murray lawn tractor mower to change the drive belt which is underneath the top deck. I wanted something narrow and light weight. This unit does the job as it fits between the front wheels and rear wheels with enough room to add a small jack stand on each side.

I have a 07 Honda Pilot and the small, compact jack was good for that purpose. However, I would recommend a larger jack that can lift higher for any car larger or taller than a Honda Pilot. I needed to add a 1 inch wood plank under the jack to use the front-center jack point to place my jack stands on either side.

I needed to change the tire on my lawnmower and this was great ...shipping was not good ...I was missing two pieces that fell out of thebox. I knew that they were throwing this box around and there was tape all over box...need better packing.

I purchased this product had similar experience with the hydraulic jack not working. I would jack up my UTV and my Jegs Hyd/jack would not hold my UTV up in the lifted position. The jack would slowly come down. I called their tech support line. If you have a Jegs's hydraulic jack that does this you more then likely have a jack that doesn't have enough hydraulic jack oil inside your Jegs/jack. You can can go to any auto store and purchase hydraulic jack oil. The next step is to remove the red cap, remove the hydraulic pour in oil screw and squeeze oil into the jack. However, you will need to loosen pressure screw that allows the jack to return to it's original position. Pump the hydraulic brake with the handle up and down. It will suck the oil into the hydraulic jack. Repeat this process until the oil will start to come out when pumping the hydraulic jack handle. Put the fill screw back into the fill port and tighten firmly and put the red cap back on. Tighten the release valve screw on the bottom. Your Jack will now work as advertised.I know this is not optimum but I prefer spending a few extra dollars for the oil vs paying for shipping cost to return back to the manufacturer. Hope this helps. My Jegs jack now works as advertised. Good luck!

I like it because it's small enough to fit behind the seat in my Nissan pickup but still has enough lift to get under my little truck and get it off the ground. This jack is just what I wanted.

Works well for a women

Jack showed up with the oil leaking all out of it and in bad shape. That being said I was able to add hydraulic oil to it and bleed the air out of it and test its functionality. Absolutely terrible!