Review on 🔧 Powerbuilt 620471 Unijack - 6000 lb. Capacity, Black - 6000lb Unijack for Convenient Lifting by Tyrone Carter

A lot of people have written bad reviews about this jack but I ignored it to test it and it worked great. I think most people in the real world don't understand how to use these lifts properly, or just think they do. These jack stands clearly indicate off-road use, why buy for Hyundai or Honda I don't understand or you can't let go, please read the manual idiot, you have to release the jack lock clip and then slowly adjust the latch below to release it, by turning it to the left but I can't blame everyone you break sometimes but still I've been an extreme off road guy for 2 years now and this jack is sturdy and is built from another I've faced . Tried 6000 lbs today but got it a week before, used it twice today on my 2011 4Runner with a 3" riser kit with 33" tires and it worked great. I was able to remove the wheels and suspension to work on either side for about 4 hours. I even turn the car, which is not recommended, but even then I have to remove the suspension and it really stays in place without moving. I recommend this jack for any off-road or non-personal use with a 3" jack set or under as it weighs more than any jack. Any 4 inch lift kit or higher you will not have room to raise it high enough to remove the wheels. It's compact and easy to move, yes you need a level floor but everyone here knows common sense or you can be like the bad reviews about this jack because you don't know how to use it properly. Anyway, I'm not saying I know all of this, but I've experienced it before and I'll be leaving an update review for the latest thing and another month or two to see how it still holds up.