Powerbuilt 3 Ton All-in-One Hydraulic Bottle Jack and Jackstand in One Unit, Compact, Wide Base, 11-21 Inch Range, Eliminates Jackstands, for Unibody, Trucks, SUVs, RVs, Cars, Trailers, ASME - 640912

Johnny home owner here. I do my own oil changes and what not. I have a 1/2 to truck and this jack is super helpful for pulling my tires off. The ease to jack up/pump the jack up with a load on it is smooth. The locking mechanism is easy to operate.

Genius. Why not? I've been using jacks and jack stands since I was a kid, and never did it occur to me to join the two into one! But here you go! It's awesome for taller vehicles, like trucks and SUVs. Won't fit under most sedans, unless you use another jack to get it started. Works so great, I'm planning to buy two or three more and just use them wherever I would use a jackstand, since they give you the freedom to make adjustments once the vehicle is on the stands! They are considerably heavier, obviously. I love that the bottom is a solid plate, so if you're using it on gravel or grass, or asphalt, the feet don't sink in like a regular jack, so you don't need to hunt down a piece of plywood like you would normally. But I can imagine that this might present its own issue if you're working on, say, a cracked/uneven floor. In that case, you might want to use a piece of wood anyway. All in all, it's a great product, nice to have, and less expensive than I would have guessed. My friends were impressed when they saw it, and they wanted to know where to get one, so that says a lot!

Bought for my Jeep Jk to do some modifications. Quick movements and very stable with the jack stand locking feature. Very secure and safe.

Works very well as long as you don't go past the 5th notch. Then, it could get stuck.If space is a consideration, this beats a floor jack.

Love this thing. Wide base and jack stand incorporated into, is perfect for what I bought it for: an offroad jack for my Jeep. Bottle jacks are the best for 4 wheeling. Anyone who really goes offroad, knows that highlift jacks are good for winching assists.Initially purchased a 'saddle' type accessory for my bottle jack, but after waiting six weeks and no show, I cancelled it. Instead, I found this gem. Have already tested it and it's perfect. Have a 'trunk' in my JKU, so I pump it up just enough to press up inside it and holds it upright and in place.Probably going to buy two more for our 4x4 trucks.

So apparently this is a badly designed product that keeps selling for years with no Quality Control. Luckily, it is fixable.From 2 jacks 1 was leaking oil. I would give it 5 stars instead of 1 because I had fun fixing it but you wouldn't find it so easy if you now need the fix like I did so here it is:1) FIX- Remove the release valve- Clean yourself, the floor and the jack from oil- Use a magnet to remove the steel ball that's supposed to sit flush beneath the release valve- Put the steel ball to a safe location- Remove the O-rings from the release valve and use new, 0.05mm-0.1 thicker ones- Insert the steel ball exactly in the center of the seat- Insert the release valve2) REFILL THE OIL- Remove the upper rubber plug- Remove the remaining oil- Refill with new hydraulic oil - the hole is the level- Put back the rubber plugIf you have doubts about the step, find a YouTube video.3) BLEED THE AIRStage 1- Without weight on jack, open release valve.- Hand lift jack to maximum height.- Close release valve.- Put pressure on jack (jack might go down about halfway).- Pump jack to maximum height. (if jack does not move, just keep pumping it for about 20-25 full strokes)- Once the jack reaches maximum height, pump it some more – about 10-15 full pumps.- Open release valve.- As the jack comes down, start pumping jack again.- When jack reaches lowest level, pump it some more – about 10-15 full strokes.Stage 2- Close release valve.- Pump jack to maximum height.- When maximum height is reached, pump some more – about 10-15 full strokes.- Open release valve.- As jack comes down, start pumping jack again.- When jack reaches lowest level, pump it some more – about 10-15 full strokes.- Repeat Stage 2, 2-3 times.Stage 3- Put some weight on the jack.- Repeat Stage 2.I hope it was helpful. Work safe and enjoy your car.

I own a Ram 2500 Outdoorsman and it's leveled so it sits up higher than the average truck. The scissor jack it came with just ain't gonna cut it if I need to get something done under the truck. This jack came highly recommended when I did a Google search for a replacement jack and it didn't disappoint. The jack has a built in jack stand and lock pin for safety. It's a quick release and very sturdy capable of getting the wheels off the ground to get my single jack stands underneath it. It's heavy without breaking your back to lift it, and compact enough for a tool or the Ram boxes if you have them. It isn't a small jack I can put under the seats however so I did habe to get creative to store it inside the truck. Definitely worth the price.

I carry this in my sxs rzr . Works great highly recommend for a sxs jack . Great inexpensive option