Scissor Lift Jack Max 2.5 Ton Capacity, Lifting Jack Car Kit with Hand Crank/Wrench/Lug Wrench for Car Truck Sedan QJD-2.5

This product was delivered fast. I purchased a used car and it was right on time as I had a flat 3 days after. It’s easy to use and comes with everything you need to get the job done.

Loves that it comes with a bag to carry everything in.

Each socket is multi sized. They slip off the nut easily which prevents adequate torque to insure nuts will not loosen. I had to purchase a 13/16 deep socket to properly torque the nuts which are on my Mustang. I do not know if that size will fit all domestic vehicles. The telescoping breaker bar is a good idea but the sockets that are provided do not firmly attach to the bar. They wobble while tightening. This does not happen with the socket I purchased.

I've used this jack to remove front tires on BMW F30 and it works nicely without jack pads. Chock the wheels and lift with no issues. Yes, it's not a perfect solution but for road emergency (ditch the runflats!) it works nicely!

You get what you pay for. Just fancy garbage that will fail on you when you need it most, like on the side of the freeway to change a tire. I received it just yesterday, attempted to use it today, the rachet broke while jacking up an average sized sedan BMW 5 series. It was then I manually lowered the jack, took everything and threw it in the dumpster. Just junk.

Easy to use. the carrying bag makes it easy to keep equipment in one place.

Nice package of jack and extra tools. Thanks.

I got this jack because it was advertised as being able to sustain 2.5 tons, which is a few hundred pounds above my vans estimated weight.The screw was not placed in the back screw hole when I initially opened up the item, which is not obvious for those of us who only use jacks rarely. I didn't see the problem till I wandered out of the cold and took a closer look at it in my apartment.I had to raise the jack to its maximum height, which would have been fine, had I not been trapped on a barely perceptible incline. The jack fell, leaving two tons of force to hit the ground. I was still trying to get my tire off, so at least it had something to land on.Had one of my limbs been anywhere near the tire, I might have endured a brutal emergency room visit. Had my tire been off, I could have easily destroyed the wheel interior.I bet the ordeal would have gone more smoothly if the portion which interfaces with the ground had a larger surface area or perhaps if the jack was a bit larger so I at least didn't have to spend twenty minutes twisting the bloody thing in the cold.Choose a jack which will keep you safe and works well with your particular vehicle, but I see no sense in advertising this for 2.5 tons