Germany
Parts-catalog listings, with the figures included
Car accessories sold as vehicle parts: jacks, stands, ramps. The listings come from a parts catalog rather than a marketing department.
Data. The ramp entry publishes an approach angle of 17°, a tire width limit and a load per pair — three figures no other ramp listing on this site gives. The bottle jack publishes its base plate width.
No description. A parts entry tells you the numbers and nothing about the experience of using the tool, which is why the reviews here fill that gap.
Several cartrend listings offer a compatibility check against your vehicle data. On a jack, that is really a question about clearance — and it is a reasonable one to ask before ordering.
Rated 5 t · 185–360 mm (7.28 to 14.2 in) · base plate 105 mm (4.13 in) wide · sold as a vehicle part with fitment check offered
A 5 t SUV bottle jack listed as a vehicle part, with the base plate dimensions published and a fitment check offered by the seller.
Best for: An SUV or a high-riding estate, where 185 mm (7.28 in) of clearance exists.
≈ $150
Rated 2 t (2,000 kg (4409.2 lb)) · industrial steel stated · adjustable height · sold singly
The cheapest stand here and the one to read carefully: it is rated 2 t and it is sold as a single stand, not a pair.
Best for: Topping up a set, or buying two for an ordinary car.
Rated 1.6 t per pair stated · 17° approach angle · tires to 225 mm (8.86 in) · 20.5 cm (8.1 in) high, 93.5 cm (36.8 in) long · over-run stop
The only ramp here that publishes an approach angle and a tire width limit — and the only one whose rating, at 1.6 t per pair, has to be read carefully.
Best for: A light or mid-weight car with tires up to 225 mm (8.86 in), where the published figures can actually be checked.
