Pro-LifT G-737 Grey Speedy Lift Garage Jack - 3-1/2 Ton Capacity

If you're a homeowner that needs something tough that doesn't break the bank, this floor jack is for you.I'm not a professional mechanic and know very little about cars, but I decided to take seriously the tire rotation of our cars, and that's why I bought this floor jack.This thing is a monster compared to the 2-Ton floor jack I previously bought and had to return because it wasn't high enough to lift our 2017 Nissan Murano.With this Pro-LifT G-737 floor jack, 6 pumps (not even half way its max height) on that thing and the car is lifted, slide in the Pro-LifT stand, release and repeat.The release system is great. Just twist the handle to the Left and the lift arm comes down. The best thing about the release system is that you can be very gentle and slowly turn the handle until you reach that point where the car starts coming down VERY slow. I hate repair shops where they just slam the car down. Now I have control and can take my time lowering my car. It's actually very satisfying to see the car slowly come back down :PThis jack is quite heavy, but at the same time very easy to maneuver.Unlike many other floor jacks, the saddle (round part that makes contact with your vehicle) has a rubber piece, and that's great because it helps protect your car. However, the rubber piece only covers the middle and the metal area/edges of the saddle are exposed. So I recommend you get a Floor Jack Rubber Pad. I got this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07V32536W/ -- It just on the saddle, it doesn't "snap" on it or anything, it just sits lose.Very happy with this Pro-LifT G-737 floor jack.

Guys, I have a 5,600 square foot ultimate man-cave shop. We jeep. We have heavy equipment. We off road. We do 100% of our own vehicle and machinery maintenance, from oil changes and brake jobs to complex drivetrain overhauls. A good floor jack is essential to life here at the Bat Cave. From one nerdy tool-junkie to the next, THIS is a jack worth having. In fact - and if your testosterone levels allow - I'd buy two. I know I did. They're extremely well built, I'd reckon near indestructible. They have the perfect balance of a low-profile-high-lift design. The freaking speed at which these jacks get on mission is so impressive, and their lift capacity is amazing. Ok, I'm done now. Do yourself and your manhood a favor and order a pair of these behemoths for your shop. You will not be disappointed.

I'm able to jack up the entire front end, back end, or side no problem. It goes plenty high, way higher than what my 3-ton jack stands can reach (bigger beefier 6-ton Pro-Lift jack stands are on my list). I can get my truck all the way up in 2-3 full pumps. It is steel so it's heavy and takes a bit of effort to maneuver, but I do feel more secure with the weight and mass. Before I was using a rinky-dink bottle jack that took forever and wore me out, so this is something that really takes a lot of work out of bigger jobs. I followed the instructions and bled the reservoir before using, seemed easy enough. The package came in good condition.

Rapid lift vs pump, easily handled height and weight for my truck and sxs. Great value for the money, and performs between a pro jack and a HF special. It’s a solid choice for someone just above a weekend warrior who doesn’t want to spend professional level money

Nowhere in the directions does it tell you whether not to released the jack is. That night also needs to be turned tight to jack it up, so it's an important thing.. that nut that you need to twist is located where the jack bar goes ... So, look at the end of the jack bars and find the square end, that slips into where you jacked it up and down, you then need to twist it to jack it up and once it's up you want to come down you twist it the other way to come down. Simple if they would have told you where it's located.Other than that it seems like it's a good Jack Hope it lasts I think they call it a 3/4 ton jack because it's so so so heavy and feels like it weighs 3/4 of a ton ha ha ! 😀Would buy again....

This thing is solid. It arrived 6 days earlier than was stated, love that. The box was not ripped or damaged in any way. It looked like it came right off the shelf. I feel bad for the Fed Ex guy, as I was napping when it came. Poor guy had to carry this thing by himself.My wife was interested in how it differed from my smaller floor jack. I put it together and raised the back of her car in about 6 minutes, fro box to lift. That is what I am looking for. If anything changes with this jack I'll update my review. Until then, this thing is great.

This jack performed very well in lifting my 3500 GMC Savana Cargo Van. Only a few pumps of the handle lifts the car up for a tire change. Easily wheeled around although it is very heavy. The rubber pad on the jack provides a good traction with your vehicle although it does fall off easily so careful not to lose it. Left it out in the rain once and there was a little rust that developped. Still works Great though. The jack is a bit hard to lower slowly you really have to be careful when turning the handle if you wish to descend at a controlled rate. All in all i'd say a great jack for the money.

My opinion this one is the jack mechanics use in theirgarage this is one I remember the clean tech looking mechanic that fixed the brakes and suspension used in my childhood. What really matters is the big box stores special handy tools that the mechanic used and not some Mom and Pop shop.