E-HEELP Electric Car Jack 5Ton 12V Kit Hydraulic (Lifting Range: 6.1~17.7 inch) with Inflator Electric Jack for Car SUV Sedan MPV Change Tires Garage Repair Emergency Kit

I gave this car jack an overall rating of 5, but only a 4 for "lightweight" and "Sturdiness". While not heavy I would not call it nor want it to be lightweight. As far a sturdiness is concerned I will find out after I jack up my Dodge Durango. I only used it 1 time and only to see if and how it works. I am satisfied that it meets the advertised description.The instructions are not very helpful, but it's easy to figure out what button does what. I used it on a 528 BMW and what 'd you know... the jack does not fit under the car. It's good a quarter of an inch to high to fit under the jack point. That's OK, I just parked the car on top of a short 2x8 piece of wood and the problem was solved. Oh yes, the included white gloves....nice touch.I do not trust any jack and I strongly encourage the placement of a Jack Stand to backup this and any car jack. Trust me, your face will look like a pancake after it meets the underside of a car.

Seems to work just fine and fawlessly.

Quede muy encantado con este producto tiene la funcionalidad de gato para levantar el carro y además sirve para echarle aire a las llantas me encantó la verdad

This little Car jack got my attention for being 12V driven meaning you can rul it directly from the Car battery. Now depending on what your need is you can either connect it to a cigarette lighter port or directly to the car battery with the included alligator clips.You'll likely use this to jack your car in the event that you have a flat and need change the tire, but you can also use it if you need do minor car work, such a running wires or changing small car part located underneath the car which was my first use.** Saftey FIRST !!!!!Be sure to review your car manual to figure you where the proper jack points are on your carNext ensure that you've applied the parking break .. For older cars it's likely either going a hand break near the center console or a pedal activate break near the left side of the driver. This is very important if you jack your car on an incline or dont property connect to the proper jack point the car can roll and cause serious harm. If you have the option try to bring the car to the spot on the road that's level, also insure all the passengers are out of the car.. as a sudden shift in weight can the car to move / roll.After applying the break you'll need to power on the jack.If you're changing a flat tire you can use any cigarette lighter plug if the car is on.If equipped you may have an outlet that's always live .. even when the car is off that connects to the battery .. this will usually be marked as 12 V DC... other cigarette lighter ports are usually only active when the car is on , so you'll need the car to be turned on to operate this Jack. In my particular case my Chrysler mini van has a 12 V DC port that's always live so i was able to operate the jack with the car off... which is also advisable if youre going to be working under the car as exaust and heat from combustion can cause serious injury.You can also operate the jack with the car off .. by using the included red and black alligator clips to directly connect the jack to the battery terminals under the hood.Again be sure you get the proper jack point before jacking.. Next you'll need to unscrew the jack head till it successfully touches the jack point, you'll then use the Jack in in Jack Mode (the other mode is air compressor.. usefull for adding air to a leaking tire or to top off your spare if it's not well inflated ) observe very carefully as the car rises.. the Jack has 2 pistons that extend to lift your Car. Once the car is lifted to the where you can successfully remove the tires you can start your lug removal and replace your tire or begin your minor repair work.Onlyhave had to use once so far.... but I highy recommend for the price and funciton. You have an automatic Jack and air compressor for any of air filling needs.

An affordable 12V jack NEEDS to be available. That in a kit with a battery impact wrench makes it possible for any healthy person to change their tire, single Moms included. That's the concept and the dream that was not realized by this product. The FIRST sinking feeling you'll get is when you read the instructions, which are written by someone who doesn't speak English, but has had a couple of classes. They are show-your-friends ridiculous! The positive is that this DID lift one side of my little Ford Escort (well within weight specs for this jack). Everything else is negative. The jack would NOT go down. Even more absurd is that this is apparently a foreseen problem in the weird instructions, they're like "just run it up and then down again" (paraphrased for clarity). Nope. I tried the safety release with the allen wrench, which did NOT work at.all. I honestly had to get a REAL floor jack and lift the CAR off the jack. Good thing I was just messing with it for the first time in the garage and not out on the road. I feel sorry for anyone who buys this and puts it in their trunk assuming it will shine when its moment comes; that must be what they're counting on for sales--again, this was the FIRST trial of the jack. I moved it to my workbench and with the load off it lowered. Then, like murder, a rapidly expanding pool of clear liquid formed beneath it; it had burst it's oil bladder and dumped the contents. So, if you want to make your flat-tire bad day worse with a product that doesn't deliver when you need it on the side of the road some day, get this. I'm off to find something that does what this SAYS it will.

It is very good and good quality