Scissor Jack 2.0 Ton

Works great on my Tesla and it comes with another pad for regular car. The ratchet handle bar is very easy to jack up the car.

This is a sturdy, well -built jack, with good, solid tools. Unfortunately it didn't fit in the small compartment in my wife's car and I didn't want it loose in passenger section. worth the money when compared to the many others I looked at.

I've traveled a good bit and gone through my fair share of scissor and bottle jacks. This one out the box (and bag) seemed like it would hold up to the task of at least lifting a side of a vehicle up to change a tire. I used it to work on my RAM 1500, needing to change out the power steering. With that in mind, it did its job to failure and I'm fairly happy with it. The jack itself was easy to use. The wrench it comes with felt cheap and like it could stop working at any time. The bag and extending tire iron tool are decent.I first placed the jack parallel with the truck in the front, lifting it up from the front middle. It raised the truck a significant amount without seeming to have any issues. The ground was stable and flat and the jack held up well for about 3 hours. I peeked at it after a while and noticed it was bowing a bit. I lowered the truck, checked the jack which now had a little bend to it, but with it being the only one I had available, I used it again.This time I placed it in the same spot, center of the front two wheels, and had it perpendicular this time. Jacked up the truck, finished working on the power steering, and during the final check the jack completely buckled sideways. I half expected it but I'm still bummed it only held up for one (fairly intense?) session.I'd buy this jack again to use in emergencies but will definitely be looking into bottle jacks for more rigorous work.

Great product

Esto lo compré, súperNesesario andar este producto en tu carro! Es de buen material !!

TL;DR I'm not saying don't buy it but be super careful, my lift may have just been defective.I was excited to buy this kit as my Kia Optima only came with a tire mobility kit. I bought a spare rim and made a proper kit for an emergency spare situation. As it happens, I hit something this morning and blew my right front tire. With much excitement I realized that I was prepared for this situation! I pulled out my proper spare and my shiny new scissor jack and commenced to lift the right front corner of my car. The scissor lift initially worked well and lifted the car just enough to take the pressure off the rim. I broke the 5 lug nuts loose and resumed raising the car and it was then that I started to hear ominous creaking and saw the flat tire start to incrementally roll forward. I stopped, checked to make sure that I had the car in park, and then checked the lift which had started to bend forward.I'm sitting on flat concrete at my local post office, so it not being on level, hard ground isn't the problem. The lift is rated for 3000lbs or 1.5t and my Optima is a little over 3000lbs total weight so obviously it wouldn't pick up the WHOLE car but would be more than adequate to pick up only the right front. This isn't my first time using a scissor lift and most definitely isn't the first time I've changed a tire. My conclusion is that either I've received a faulty unit or that the rating is being generous.The size was nice, mine obviously lacked sturdiness, and being that it didn't work as intended there was no value for my money.

So far it looks great and I tested it and it functioned well. Hopefully won’t have to use it but I trust it as of now to do the job if needed.i have a 2021 Tesla MY and it lifted it and seemed stable. Good for the value!!

It totally matches the factory supplies jack for my 2015 Jetta, except this one is rated for more weight, and will hopefully last longer. Also, it uses a far nicer rachet instead of the hand crank. BooYeah!