Will it fit under a lowered car?

Yes. The 3.4-inch minimum saddle height is the key figure; measure your car's lowest jacking point clearance before buying. Cars sitting lower than that will still need ramps first.

What can a 2.5-ton jack lift?

The 5,500 lbs rating covers most sedans, coupes and many light SUVs, but you should lift one corner at a time and never exceed the rated capacity. Always use jack stands once the car is raised.

How is this different from an aluminum racing jack?

Steel construction gives it more capacity and a lower profile, but it is heavier to move around the garage. Aluminum jacks are lighter and faster to reposition but usually cost more for the same capacity.

Does it come with jack stands?

No. A floor jack only lifts the vehicle; jack stands are sold separately and are required to hold it safely while you work underneath.

How do I remove air from the hydraulics?

If the jack won't hold pressure, open the release valve, pump the handle several times to purge air, then close the valve. Check the oil level if the problem returns.

2.5 Ton Heavy-Duty Low-Profile Hydraulic Floor Jack

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2.5 Ton Heavy-Duty Low-Profile Hydraulic Floor Jack

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Our take on the 2.5 Ton Heavy-Duty Low-Profile Hydraulic Floor Jack

This is a heavy-duty hydraulic floor jack rated for 2.5 tons (5,500 lbs), built with a low 3.4-inch starting height so it slides under lowered cars and low-slung sports sedans. A quick-lift design raises the saddle faster on the first pumps, and 360-degree swivel wheels plus a non-slip handle help with positioning. It suits home mechanics working on low-clearance vehicles who want a sturdy steel jack without stepping up to a full professional model. Against aluminum racing jacks it is heavier and slower to move, but it offers more capacity and a lower profile than most standard steel jacks.

Best forHome mechanics with lowered or low-clearance carsGarage owners who need 2.5-ton capacityBrake and suspension work on sedans and coupesBuyers who want a low-profile steel jack

Pros

2.5-ton (5,500 lbs) capacity covers most cars and light SUVs
3.4-inch minimum height fits under lowered vehicles
Quick-lift design reduces pumping to reach the chassis
360-degree swivel wheels aid positioning
Non-slip handle for controlled lowering

Cons

Heavy steel build makes it hard to carry
Low profile limits maximum lift height
Bulkier to store than a scissor or bottle jack
Hydraulic seals can need bleeding if air enters

2.5 Ton Heavy-Duty Low-Profile Hydraulic Floor Jack prices at every store

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2.5 ton (5500 lbs) capacity
Heavy-duty low-profile hydraulic floor jack
Quick lift design
3.4" minimum height
360° swivel wheels
Non-slip handle

About the 2.5 Ton Heavy-Duty Low-Profile Hydraulic Floor Jack

This is a heavy-duty hydraulic floor jack with a low-profile frame. It has a lifting capacity of 2.5 tons (5,500 lbs).

The jack has a quick lift design and a minimum height of 3.4 inches. It rolls on 360° swivel wheels and has a non-slip handle.

Capacity: 2.5 tons (5,500 lbs)
Minimum height: 3.4 in
Type: Hydraulic floor jack
Wheels: 360° swivel
Handle: Non-slip

Specifications

Hydraulic: Yes
Type: Jack

Questions and answers

Will it fit under a lowered car?: Yes. The 3.4-inch minimum saddle height is the key figure; measure your car's lowest jacking point clearance before buying. Cars sitting lower than that will still need ramps first.
What can a 2.5-ton jack lift?: The 5,500 lbs rating covers most sedans, coupes and many light SUVs, but you should lift one corner at a time and never exceed the rated capacity. Always use jack stands once the car is raised.
How is this different from an aluminum racing jack?: Steel construction gives it more capacity and a lower profile, but it is heavier to move around the garage. Aluminum jacks are lighter and faster to reposition but usually cost more for the same capacity.
Does it come with jack stands?: No. A floor jack only lifts the vehicle; jack stands are sold separately and are required to hold it safely while you work underneath.
How do I remove air from the hydraulics?: If the jack won't hold pressure, open the release valve, pump the handle several times to purge air, then close the valve. Check the oil level if the problem returns.
Where is the 2.5 Ton Heavy-Duty Low-Profile Hydraulic Floor Jack cheapest?: At Target, for $75.45, as of our latest check.