LiftMaster 2 5 Profile Jack Ver Review

Used for the first time a few days ago. I lifted a 2015 Honda Fit on it. It didn't quite push the limit, but it got the tire off the ground fairly quickly and effortlessly. I will update if anything changes.

I love that this is a flat socket as advertised. I don't like that it's not a million dollars or even a billion dollars. It's not a high level, which is good. You get the quality you pay for. $60 or so is a good range.

I have this low profile jack so I can change my tires on Tesla Model 3. Some stores can't do this due to the battery and Tesla charges the arm and leg. The Tesla is very low to the ground and my normal jack was too high. Only a jack does the job on the back of the jack as it also raises the front wheel off the ground.

The tire change jack that came with my car was a joke. I was terrified that I would be stuck with an apartment in the middle of nowhere and would not be able to put on a replacement. This jack fits under the extremely low ground clearance of the body when there is a flat tire and even my wife can lift it, it's so easy to do. She checked it. It is very small and light for this type of jack and easily fits in the trunk.

I went for a cheaper jack because I thought I would use it less and it costs a lot when I have decent jacks. I regret the choice. When I first tried to use it, it couldn't lift a single wheel off the bottom of my Cherokee Jeep. Instead of changing the tires faster, I used the jacking bolts that came with the car.

We bought this Low Jack as a Christmas present for our son. We bought him in November, it's April 11th and he just picked up his sports car from storage. The first time he used it, he picked it up and jacked the car up, lowered the bottom jack and set it aside. 8 hours later when he was about to unload the car the bottom jack didn't go up as it originally did (about half way) so the block failed on the 1st mission. What a bunch of rubbish. Also, it looks like it has no warranty or if it has…

I bought this to work with a 1973 Super Beetle so the car isn't that heavy. Perfect, I thought until I used it for the first time. The jack won't hold and has a bug that doesn't hold pressure causing the jack to fall under ANY weight. I had to jack up and place the jacks very quickly before it went down too fast. I thought there might be air bubbles in the system so I bled them to no avail. When I asked for a refund for a replacement they refused me saying my 30 days had expired. This happened…

I have an unremarkable project car and the jack I already had was too high for me to jack up the car without using a scissor jack or 2x4 to raise it some before I could use my jack . This solved this problem with more free space. Another reviewer said the jack is tiny. It's small compared to a shop quality jack, but much larger than any other jack you'll find at this price point. Size 22" end to end with no handle. Have used an AC Delco jack before and this is much bigger and stronger. If you…