Amvia Scissor Jack for Car - 1.5 Ton (3,300 lbs) | Car Jack Kit - Tire Jack | Portable, Ideal for SUV and Auto - Smart Mechanism with Ratchet | Heavy Duty Material

I narrowly avoided being run over by the car after my engine collapsed after two uses. The products listed here are not recommended by me.

Desmond Hill

| Jul 11, 2021

Let's start with the first part. Jacks like this don't swivel like the one pictured, but they're similar in that they don't swivel like the one pictured here. In a nutshell, we're in the second place. As the rust cancer is visible under the paint, it indicates it has been painted over. The jack appears to have been salvaged and repainted hastily. Despite the fact that it looks good, I wouldn't put too much faith in it. In addition to the ratchet, the rest of the jack also seems to be of low quality. It could not be a good idea for you to get into something like this. It's a great thing!.

Liv Conley

| Jul 05, 2021

There is nothing better than a simple, easy-to-use jack like this. With its simple mechanism, it can be easily used even by a small child as no force is needed. The mechanism is really functional, unlike others I have tried but it does not rotate. When I tried it with my Honda Accord, it worked without a hitch. There is no doubt that having this in the trunk of your car is an excellent idea.

Eliel Burton

| May 05, 2021

My reason for purchasing this scissor jack was so that I could jack up vehicles in tight spaces where ground clearance was minimal and so I could jack up my hydraulic floor jack in a different location if I needed to. When load is applied, it has a socket end so you can use a drill to quickly raise the jack. Once it's raised, you can hand crank the rest of the way up. As it has a small footprint, it should not be used as the main jack for heavier loads (automobiles).

Astrid Wu

| Sep 23, 2020

In the first use of it, the thing failed completely and I nearly crash-landed my car onto the ground. After that, I was unable to get the broken jack out from underneath the car since I couldn't get the car back onto the jack stand. Thank goodness I was only a mile from home and a neighbor shuttled me back to my garage, where I got three jacks (two floor jacks and a scissor jack) to lift my car enough to remove the terrible, broken jack. *As a side note, I used three old jacks to clean up the debris on this one, all of which were over 40 years old and The fact is, these cars were all made in Michigan during the 1970s, when the United States was still making things for cars.

Ulises Cardenas

| Jul 30, 2021

It is not possible to rate weight correctly. The curb weight of the car I have is 3,183 to 3,232 pounds, according to Google. I have a 2015 Mazda 6 Sport base model with no options. A label on the box clearly states that it is rated at 3,300 pounds. Neither the car nor the Jack were loaded, but as soon as I raised the car one or two inches off of the ground, the Jack Only one thing I can say about this product is that it has a We found that rising the jack to a higher height was very simple. The jacks are much easier to use than the others. In case it could support the weight that is claimed to be able to support, it would probably be great for a lighter car. However, due to the price difference between what was offered and what was claimed, I am It has two ratchets, one for bad quality and another for ratchets.

Alexis Sparks

| Feb 04, 2021

The Honda CrV is fitted with this. I would recommend it. I have never had any problems.

Tate Richard

| Jul 28, 2021

It was time to add some LED lights to the bottom of my car. The wheels were still on(thank god), but I just lifted the car a bit so that I could fit in and install them. During the jack rally, the threaded rod in the inner tube bent causing the jack to become stuck. We literally had to hammer the car on its side in order for it to fall. There isn't much distance between us. Yet it still would be best to go for the hydraulic jack rather than wasting money or putting your life at risk.

Alaia Donahue

| May 28, 2021