BIG RED Torin Hydraulic Trolley Service/Floor Jack with Blow Mold Carrying Storage Case, 1.5 Ton (3,000 lb) Capacity, Red,TAM820014S-1

Took the jack out of the box tested it on the minivan it's going in it works perfectly with no problem this is a very good jack and I recommend it highly for small cars minivans and SUVs

Got this to help do a brake job and replace the shocks on our Mazda CX-9. Came in real handy and allowed me to do the job myself and save some real money. Worked flawlessly for the entire job and was especially helpful for the shock and strut replacement.

Good for compact size cars, get the job done quick! The pump releasing knob has a slight snag. With this 2 ton hydraulic jack you’ll need to do a fast quick release to avoid any damages at the jack point. Ease at lifting but the red on this jack looks nice. Performance is ok. Sturdiness it holds up good. Safety depends on how you use it. Overall price is good for a small easy to carry and store in the trunk.

I don't do a lot of work that requires a big floor jack. I have a nice 3 ton bottle jack that serves it's purpose. I bought one of those zero turn mower a couple of years ago. I have changed the tires and the blades and it's complicated trying to jack it up to work on it. Now I need to put brakes on my truck. Why waste time doing one side at a time. This little jack does what I need it to do. Plus it's no super big and heavy, so it can go right on the shelf in my tool shed.

Very good stands are sturdy just like stands the creeper was easy to put together very good as well but my only complaint is the jack I don’t like how when pumping up car the handle comes out because there is not much to really have it locked in the hole connect to jack while pumping. Very irritating issue other than that good price for product

Update: one of the two jacks failed to lift after sitting for a period of time. Although no sign of leakage, both were low on hydraulic fluid. Topped off both and bled the air and still had an issue with the same one. I noticed regardless of how many times I purged the air from the ram, air was still being trapped. That means air was being introduced and I suspected the plunger valve. I took the jack apart and inspected the pump valve for seal damage. Didn't see any but noticed debris. After cleaning that up, reassembly, and one more air purge, the jack began to function again. If scenario is happening to you & you're mechanically inclined, you'll need a 19mm and 17mm wrench to perform the operation. I removed the entire plunger assembly and cleaned it. You may be able to simply slide the plunger out and work with it.Original Review: Let's not get carried away; in the space of hydraulic floor jacks, this is almost a toy. However, for what it is and what it's meant to be, it works great. This is essentially a bottle jack fitted within a floor jack frame. It's light at 20lbs, has a convenient carrying handle, and is great on a rescue mission where a family member had a flat and you get the call. Throw it in the trunk, grab a short plank or two in case you need the extra lift (or to level the floor surface), and you should be in decent shape to successfully get the job done.Is this the jack to keep in your garage for oil changes, tire rotations, ...? Could be, but, I would say no. A good 2.5-3 ton aluminum-steel jack weighing around 55 lb makes for a good all-around jack for most homeowner garage use and can be found at Costco or Sam's on sale for between $50-95 periodically.But when you need a second jack or one that is mobile, this Torin 2 Ton version will work in a pinch. Just note it doesn't have a wide stance (this is a small jack). So stability is of concern and having a level surface is essential.Regardless of what type of jack is used, always use jack stands as a safety precaution.

Great pair of jacks works well. nicely built.

Barely works, built like it’s made of aluminum foil and duct tape. Had to repeatedly purge the jack and slam pump the lever to get it to work at all. Makes a horrible hissing sound when you pump up the jack. Slams down the car if you open the purge valve one degree, and spits hydraulic fluid everywhere. I stopped using it with the assumption it will kill me otherwise. Easily the worst piece of Chinese **** I’ve ever seen, overpriced too.