LEADBRAND Scissor Jack 1.5 Tons: Powerful Ratchet Handle for Effortless Lifting Review

The first car I used it on was about 2 minutes later on level ground in the garage which damn Jack broke. The metal of the top plate is not hard at all. This thing will kill someone!

Love this jack! I've used it to jack up my bike for cleaning and chain adjustment, and even when I push the bike the jack stays upright. Very stable and super easy to use with a ratchet.

The jack jumped a tooth and fell wide on first use. Disappointing because this connector is the only one I could find with an end face. The hand tool is useful and I wish the jack was of better quality.

This is a lightweight jack. It is well suited to small cars and heavier vehicles with skill and care. I've used it extensively on my Smart car and with the stabilizer on my SUV - it works well but has limited lateral stability (as you would expect from a lightweight scissor jack). I am very satisfied, but this is not a heavy duty jack.

The photo I took speaks for itself. I raise the jack all the way up, the Honda CRV wheel doesn't lift off the ground. The ratchet handle takes too long to move back and forth to change position. I don't know what this connector is for? Before buying a jack, check the ground clearance of your car. I had to return it. For Honda CRV we need a Honda CRV designed jack.

I was trying to use this 3300 lb jack to prop up a corner of a medium sized car. As he began lifting the car, the jack began to bend in a very unsafe manner. I immediately lowered it and tried again, thinking I did something wrong. I stood on a flat surface and gently and slowly lifted her up. And leaned forward again. I don't recommend this for anything heavier than a lawn mower.

***UPDATE*** After 3 months of relatively heavy use this jack is still working. I use a 1/2" cordless impact wrench to raise and lower the jack, which greatly reduces time and wear and tear on your body. I bought this jack because it has a hex bolt so I can use my battery kick. Key to really speeding up the tire change process. I use this jack for my roadside assistance that does tire changes for motorcycle insurance companies. I am really impressed with this jack and it has lasted much longer…

I have a 2003 Honda CRV. Raised the jack to the highest possible height and my car didn't come off the ground at all. Also, I never had to use the crank, the threads were so loose that I hand tightened the jack all the way. When I started "lowering" the jack, the threads went completely out of control until it was no longer receiving downforce from the car, meaning I couldn't control the jack or the car as it was "lowered". became. Seems quite dangerous even if you could jack up your car with…

This product is dangerous as other people have pointed out. Instructions in Chinese right out of the box. It's probably not a huge issue given its simplicity, but there's a lot more to it than that. Even before he loads it, the base is quite unstable and wobbles. I solved this problem by screwing a strong piece of pressure-treated wood to the bottom. I tried it on a Honda HR-V that claims to weigh just under or over 1.5 tons. I had trouble getting it to 15 inches in height, mainly because the…