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

Apologies for all the pictures, but a lot of features to point out.First off, this is a solid jack. Works as it is supposed-to. You screw out the initial piston about 4 inches, then if/when more height is needed, this until will extend to the 17 inches mentioned in the write up.I tried this on two heavy vehicles, a Honda Pilot and a Ford F150 (20" wheels). This lifted both vehicles off the ground to be able to replace a wheel. It is definitely worth the money, especially if you have driving teens or wife that you don't want to be doing a hand-crank.The unit comes with tire inflator. You set the stop-pressure, then hook it up and go to town. It stops when it is supposed-to. I measured against a tire inflator tool and was within one (1) pound of the desired stop. Very nice...The inflator comes with a few other gadgets to inflate balls, bikes, etc which is nice.Both the inflator and the power cord have storage compartments with lids on each side of the jack.The case is a nice, sturdy blow-mold case that holds the lift, and a few extras they give you. While the lift has a default of a cig lighter plug on the end, there is also an adapter so you can hook right up to a battery if needed. There are glove to keep the hands clean, and a window-glass break tool (of course, if this is stored in the trunk, not sure how you would get to it before already getting out of the car, but I guess you could relocate this to the glove box) :)Finally, there are two LED lights on this unit. One shines up on the jack, the other is at the front of the unit. Both produce respectable amounts of light, but I always have a flash light in the glove box anyhow.I definitely recommend this. It is a great addition to the car.

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It lifted my 2 ton EV efficiently, and was fairly stable while lifted on my flat concrete driveway. You still need to be aware of safety and make sure you don’t get injured if the jack fails. The air compressor was not very loud and pumped up my tire fairly quickly. It’s a handy unit, easy to stow, and carry. The air chuck on the hose needs to be replaced with a quick connect chuck. The screw-on that it comes with is secure but cumbersome to use, compared with a quick connector. The attachments for the air compressor are handy for other tasks, but the plastic retention mechanisms inside the panels could use a little refinement for retaining the attachments. Overall I would say this unit is functional and easy to use, even without reading the manual. However, pleas read the manual, if nothing else, for how to use it safely.

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.