🔧 AFF 2 Ton Professional Heavy Duty Steel Floor Jack with Low Profile & Quick Lift Turner - 202T Review

While the Corvette C5 hasn't been around for over 5 years, the AFF flat jack is still around. This is a great floor lifter. I am currently using it on my scag mower. I think Jack is about 9 years old. Maybe older.

Made in China but the quality is much better than other brands I've had. The low profile makes it easy to mount my 2011 Mustang. Comes with a cap on the pipe to protect the body panels. There is also a nice rubber pad on the lifting point to protect the bottom of the car.

This jack is very good! It has dual pistons and my Camaro does 5 full pumps. My car broke down and this jack works perfectly! I don't need to jack up the car just to put the jack under the car. Pros: Durable construction, dual pistons for easy lifting. Cons: Price, brand says it's American but it's actually made in China.

This is the second of these low AFF jacks that I've bought because it's amazing. This jack has the lowest ground clearance and longest reach I could find. The first needed a valve replacement after 10 years of workshop service and AFF were very helpful with parts. It is still in use. Now I have two to use in my shop.

There are cheaper jacks out there (this one replaces one of them but they tend to suck). If you are looking for a quality, low profile jack, you can't go wrong with this jack. The jack is very easy to lift thanks to the long handle and fast inflation, while still giving the user plenty of control. Lowering is smooth and easy with the turn of the handle. I have a race car that requires smooth, controlled movements and am very happy with this jack. My only concern is seeing a second one in the…

Raised just a few inches before grinding metal on metal. The air is bled on delivery and before first use, no oil leaks. Very disappointed as my father spent too much. I suggested he return it immediately and I would buy something from Costco or Harbor Freight for a lot less money with a much better track record. Costco also has an incredible return policy in the event of a refusal. Both have highly rated bushings used by pros for $75 less. Customer service got back to me quickly, but long-term

Jack has let me down from day one. It slowly flows down when it's either under load or there's nothing on it. This isn't usually a big problem as I immediately put stands under the car. But using it to place anything under the car on stands is a real pain. I've tried everything except replacing all the gaskets but others who have had the same thing said rebuilding made no difference. Ok, why didn't I return it? I ordered it through the mail (not from Revain) and the shipping box was destroyed…