IMAYCCCar Jack 2.5 Ton/5512 lbs Universal Scissor Jack With Rubber Pad, Portable Tire Changing Kit With Lug Wrench, Emergency Kit for Sedan SUV MPV

Quick delivery from Amazon. I like the 17mm hex head to operate the jack. The ratchet works well, but I like to use my battery drill with the socket supplied. The jack easily lifts my pickup wheel, and is useful for lifting other things like the corner of my storage building to get it level. Jack works smoothly, has a large base and I really like the round hard rubber pad that fits in the center. They also supplied a spare pad. The carry case is a nice addition, as it keeps everything together and provides a grab and go feature when travelling. Great product !

Just received this IMAYCC 2.5-ton scissors jack in super-fast delivery time. It was better than expected in quality for the price. It could easily lift my pick-up truck if the scissors jack if placed in the right lifting location. The additional tools that came with this jack were very helpful also. Love the round pad this jack offers. No more slipping and sliding on inclines. Nice 17 mm crank hex nut for harder lifting.One of the better scissors jacks that can be found!

This one weighs 8.5 lbs. The one by the same name made for Teslas weighs 10.2 lbs. Get the Tesla one if you have a Tesla. Otherwise, the height of the two is the same.

Purchased for use on my travel trailer worked great

nice to have four different nut sizes with this kit. The rubber puck has two different ways and is safely wedged under the car. I have a small convertible and this is a compact and helpful scissor jack.

This tool helped me a lot to lift my Camaro SS since my car is a little low and with this tool I was able to lift it easily and it is a great help.

This Jack kit is both practical and well made. It is so much safer and easier to deploy than the onboard jack and stand that comes with your car. A solid device.

I feel obligated to write a review on this due to safety concern. I was using this jack on one corner of the car, with 3 wheels supporting the car and changing 1 wheel at a time. As I was putting the wheel back on, there were some wiggling involved to align it with the hub. There were some light to moderate amount of lateral force exerted on the vehicle. The jack failed, tilted to one side. As you can see from the picture, I think the issue is those teeth at the bottom of the jack slipped. Fortunately I had a jack stand underneath the suspension that caught it without significant damage.I do believe the jack can support the manufacture's claim of 2.5t under ideal conditions. But there are always unexpected elements like wiggling a tire. This jack is by no means heavy duty and can fail in unexpected ways. I'm keeping this jack and putting it in a prominent location to remind myself to be more cautious in the future.