Not published
Publishes the heights, and includes the pads
Lifting: a low-profile trolley jack and a set of four axle stands.
Publish the heights. The jack states 85 to 365 mm (3.35 to 14.4 in); the stands state 275 to 430 mm (10.8 to 16.9 in) in six steps. Those two figures, taken together, tell you whether the jack lifts high enough for the stands to fit — which is a question most listings leave you to guess.
Two rubber pads, one grooved for a pinch weld, and an SUV adapter on the jack. On the stands, a ratchet plus a chained safety pin and bolted grooved rubber pads.
A safety pin left on a bench is a safety pin that does not get used. Chained to the stand, it is where it is needed.
Rated 2.5 t · 85–365 mm (3.35 to 14.4 in) · low profile · 2 rubber pads (flat and grooved) · SUV adapter included
A low-profile 2.5 t jack that publishes both heights and ships with the two pads that protect a sill — the grooved one is what a pinch weld needs.
Best for: A household with a lowered car and something taller in the second space.
Rated 3 t · set of 4 · 275–430 mm (10.8 to 16.9 in) in 6 steps · ratchet plus chained safety pin · 80 × 80 mm (3.15 × 3.15 in) grooved rubber pads
Four stands rather than two, with a ratchet, a chained safety pin and bolted grooved rubber pads — the most complete arrangement in this hub.
Best for: Anyone who takes all four wheels off — for a brake job, a suspension job or winter storage.
