Hi-Lift Jacks

Must have for trail riding or around the shop.

Family love trail riding and will prepared for the unfortunate

Just getting into Off-Roading and figured I should have a way to get out of trouble should I get there. While I have not had a need to use as a winch, it seems to be sturdy enough to pull my stock 1995 ZJ out of most situations. I use a my main jack for repairs and does a good job on the stock lift. Simple to use but not stable enough for a long term support even with the optional base on concreet or asphault. If more than just a tire change or getting clearance to add traction under tires, use jack stands. The lever to change the direction of the jack (up/down) is a little stifr when new. Suggest a good light grease for the mechanics of the jack for the first use and to keep lubed. This initial stiffness appears to decrease with usage. Handle needs a better storage device as it will clank if not secured. Could use a pice of rope to tighten handle to jack shaft or get the optional rubber handle securer to eliminate the clanking.

Have not used product yet!

Needed to lift my raised toyota 4runner. Great product. Simple. Reliable. Everything you need

This was the biggest jack that I could put on my jeep and still get into the garage.

The jack is nice. Just got it yesterday and was practicing with it. The metalic powder coat chips right off everytime the safety clip snaps back to the main part of the jack. Besides that when i ordered online it said it would come with a free handle keeper. Didnt get it and when I called they said they didnt see any deals like that. I am sure I just made that up, and htey have lost a long time customer due to an $11 part.

My jeep is pretty close to stock as far as lift and tire sizes go and trying to jack up my jeep to put it on stands to do work on it with the tiny little bottle jack issued with the jeep was almost hilarious. This Hi-Lift jack made it so simple. Jeep should put something like this, standard with the vehicle.