will it jack high enough for an average man to get under a car
1195544
Ours does not go down slowly but it would be foolish to get under a car without the safety of jack stands.
1195545
Yes, I use it for my dodge charger which is kinda low and I'm able to get underneath my car with the jack fully lifted.
1195546
This jack will go high enough buy it does NOT stay up it slowly goes down on its own use jack stands!!!!!
1437752
Probably not, but it will depend on whether your truck is lifted. It does the job for me on my lift with a lowered Chevelle. My Truck is not lifted and it got it up high enough to put some jack stands on the axle. With the truck I used a 6 X 6 block of wood to get it up high enough..
1462493
As long as you can jack the car up high enough, they would be fine. The problem is having a jack that raises high enough to clear the stands. I bought a jack that, fully extended, is 2" too short to lift the car onto the stands. They're great- just make sure your jack is up to the task!
668287
NO. You can't get the trailer up high enough with this. you would have to add about 2 more inches by having a board or something else to drive up on first. then onto this. I had to jack the trailer up as I was near heat exhaustion and didn't think of the other idea until after I about killed myself trying to jack it up in 110 degrees. I even wrote a complaint about it.
202613
Yes that is one of the things I liked about it. I use it for my Jeep. Note this jack is heavier duty than you would need for an SUV if that is all you need it for.
1063095
Look at an Omega 29023, it is not a cheap jack, but it is the best designed jack on the market for lifting a lowered vehicle
1009707
jack works fine, but always use jack stands if crawling under suv, sometimes jack stand needed to relocate jack forbetter sturdy lift point.
737449
I think that really depends on your vehicle. We put it on our little Ford Focus and it doesn't sit that high. If your bumper is higher it will be a higher lift.
274914
I have a double door van that weighs 6000 lbs and it lifts either end no problem. I would assume an extra 300 pounds gross wouldn't make a difference. That's probably only going to put a few extra pounds on the jack since you aren't actually lifting the entire 6300 lbs with the jack.
190850
No your car will not fit under it .I'm 5.5 and I have to duck under it. It's more for putting chairs under and sitting down.
1365701
No. It has metal wheels. It seems like a great jack; however, we returned it because it doesn't lift a car high enough for any of us to get underneath to even change the oil.
380748
Hi Mark, when set at the lowest level, I measured exactly 3 1/2 inches from the ground up to the jack plate which fits pretty well under my civic 02.
487549
No btw the jack moving during lift u would be taking a great risk without having it secured.
2276622
It fit under my Dyna if I pulled the bike upright off the kickstand with one hand and pushed the jack under it. Now I have a Road King and have to do the same thing. once you do it a few times its not bad at all, its a very good jack.
924669
I would say no. It is too heavy and bulky. It would take at least 2 strong people more likely 3 or 4 to lift it as high as a car top with a rack. The rack would need to be wide enough to hold it and strong enough and the car manufacturer's weight limits would need to be followed.
1245892
The jack fully closed, so the minimum to get it under the vehicle is 7.25". It will extend another 5" from there, but if you have space between car and jack you can lift an additional 2.25" by unthreading the top of the piston. Hope this helps.
878234
While it is not recommended, the jack will lift one side. Your car as a whole is 2 tons. One corner will be significantly less. I use my jack for my tundra, but I only lift just enough to place jack stands underneath. NEVER get under a vehicle with only a jack holding it up. Support the weight with jacks rated for the weight of your vehicle.