Which jack is better for a lifted truck?

The Daytona. Its 23-1/8 in. maximum height reaches frame rails the ARCAN's 18.11 in. top height cannot. The ARCAN is better suited to passenger cars.

Is the ARCAN worth $17 more than the Daytona?

Only if portability matters. The ARCAN weighs about 58 lbs versus 104 lbs for the Daytona, so you can carry it. If the jack stays in the garage, the Daytona gives more lift for less money.

Which one fits under a low car?

Both. The Daytona starts at 3-3/4 in. and the ARCAN at 3.77 in., effectively the same. Check your car's jacking point clearance before buying either.

The Daytona publishes a 5,000-cycle pump rating and a 3-year limited warranty. The ARCAN lists no cycle rating or warranty term, so the Daytona has the more verifiable durability claim.

Which is more stable under load?

The Daytona. Its 104 lb steel frame and 31-1/4 in. length give a wider, heavier base. The ARCAN trades some of that stability for its light aluminum build.

Do both have a rubber saddle?

The ARCAN lists a rubber saddle. The Daytona lists a 5 x 5 in. saddle pad. Both protect the pinch weld or lift point from metal-on-metal contact.

Daytona 3 Ton Low Profile Floor Jack vs ARCAN A20019 3-Ton Aluminum Floor Jack

Buy the Daytona if you work on trucks, SUVs or lifted vehicles and want the most lift for the money. Buy the ARCAN if you need a jack you can carry to the track or lift in and out of a trunk. As of November 7, 2026, the Daytona is $143.99 at eBay and the ARCAN is $161.00 at eBay, so the heavier steel jack is also the cheaper one.

Today the Daytona 3 Ton Low Profile Floor Jack costs $17.01 less at its best price.

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