I just bought one of these and at max height, it did not lift the tire off the ground. I've got a Mitsubishi Pajero (called Montero in the US) and it has a 2" lift. It's disappointing that I would have to jack up the entire front or back if I want to change a tyre instead of one of the 4 corners.
a handy tip for 4x4, use a strap to secure your axle/wheel knuckle etc up to the chassis, to stop the wheel dropping down as much when jacking, its the wheel travel that we struggle with, not the height off the floor
If you tested the air compressor first by letting air out and then test the impact and jack by taking tyre off maybe people would be more inclined to purchase, but all those things turn on so that’s ok
@@ReviewsUnscripted I’m sure it works it’s just incomplete and for how long will it work that compressor sounds kinda cheap. The disclaimer should be if you’re feeling lazy and don’t want to take out your manual stuff.
I'm pretty sure I said why and said that it works great. Assuming you think that I'm lying and it can't lift the truck then wouldn't you just move to.... I doctored the video and the truck wasn't really on this jack it was on another jack in the background?
Exactly, this is TH-cam. We don't come here to be told that something works, we come to see. This is what happens when people are more concerned with selling things through Amazon links. It probably doesn't work as well as you think and he wants you to click his affiliate link and waste your money anyway. The fact that he jumped in comments with an argumentative tone says a lot as well.
This isn't designed to be a working on your car in the shop thing, it's for emergencies. You fix the tire, get to your next point where you do a good check and re-torque.
Most products on Amazon are like that, they all come from the same factories and then they are customized for the vendor. I'm sorry to hear yours broke, mine is still going strong.
@@Bennett9Aint0In3It exactly, both are useless, accept the electric is totally dependent on power while the other is manual(hopefully it can be fixed)?
@@Outdoor-Adventures personally when a tool breaks on me there is no fixing it unless it was made yrs ago an then there's a chance of it being repaired
@@Outdoor-Adventuresthen take out your manual Jack.... Jack your car up pull the battery operated Jack out throw it off to the side of the road and keep on working
You didn't lift the tire off the ground for that reason I give you a dislike I don't really care about the tire inflator and the flashlight's OK and the impact I've already have one of those I want to make sure the Jack works and you didn't do it
Nice thorough review. Thanks! Ngl I'm weary of these battery jacks. I just imagine getting a flat somewhere & running this up without the engine running & draining the battery enough so the car doesn't start. Lol.
You could also worry about aliens shooting a tractor beam and sucking your tire iron out of your hand also and having to do the tire change by hand. ;) Just kidding with you but at some point you've got to draw the line...lot's of if's and maybe's in your concerns.
@@ReviewsUnscripted Lolol. But seriously, you have any idea how much current these draw? How many runs of this would it take a drain a battery enough so that it doesn't start. Would be interesting test. Bet it'll take a bunch of runs else these probably wouldn't have such high ratings.
@@venividivici6418 Assuming the engine is running the amount of power shouldn't be an issue. If your engine is dead, and you have flat tires, I think you're getting more towards get a wrecker and dump the vehicle that's falling apart. But...they may very well draw a lot of power, I just never had an issue.
@@ReviewsUnscripted Don't think it's too uncommon for someone to instinctively turn the engine off if they're parked & gonna fix something on their car. But like you said you can't legislate for every potential issue. Personally think I'd stick with the manual jack for the road & probably nab one of these electric ones for home use. Good stuff man, thanks for the replies.
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1 year later. Test this product again and show that your lug nuts are torqued to spec. Then try using the impact gun.
Everybody dreads changing a tire on a highway 4 many reasons ! this sounds great!
Agreed. Thanks for your comment! Welcome to the channel.
You should try to see if it will lift the rv, to change a tire
I use a 20 ton bottle jack for that. Our RV would be too close to the limit of this equipment for me to feel safe with that.
I bought like this im excited
My motive is for emergency
Handy in trunk
Small compact oraganized
It goes in my trunk anytime we are going on road trips. Check back and let us know how you like it.
@@ReviewsUnscripted yes ill make a comment again tomorow friday its coming
Yeah thats my plan il keep in trunk for emergency
I just bought one of these and at max height, it did not lift the tire off the ground. I've got a Mitsubishi Pajero (called Montero in the US) and it has a 2" lift. It's disappointing that I would have to jack up the entire front or back if I want to change a tyre instead of one of the 4 corners.
Interesting... Do they still make those?
a handy tip for 4x4, use a strap to secure your axle/wheel knuckle etc up to the chassis, to stop the wheel dropping down as much when jacking, its the wheel travel that we struggle with, not the height off the floor
If you tested the air compressor first by letting air out and then test the impact and jack by taking tyre off maybe people would be more inclined to purchase, but all those things turn on so that’s ok
So, are you in the conspiracy camp that this was all faked or do you think it works?
@@ReviewsUnscripted I’m sure it works it’s just incomplete and for how long will it work that compressor sounds kinda cheap. The disclaimer should be if you’re feeling lazy and don’t want to take out your manual stuff.
I want to see it lift the tire off the ground why wouldn't you do that
I'm pretty sure I said why and said that it works great. Assuming you think that I'm lying and it can't lift the truck then wouldn't you just move to.... I doctored the video and the truck wasn't really on this jack it was on another jack in the background?
EXACTLY WHAT I WAS WAITING FOR, TOTAL HACK!
@@shadow6996 I can assure you...It works fine for lifting my Tahoe.
Exactly, this is TH-cam. We don't come here to be told that something works, we come to see.
This is what happens when people are more concerned with selling things through Amazon links. It probably doesn't work as well as you think and he wants you to click his affiliate link and waste your money anyway.
The fact that he jumped in comments with an argumentative tone says a lot as well.
You should have showed both. The lifting off the ground and the loosening of lugnuts.
Can you do oil changes with this?
Does it go high enough?
It might but I really wouldn't recommend it. You could get a set of those drive up ramps much cheaper and it would be much more secure.
Do Americans know any other word than awesome?
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Awesome comment @@ReviewsUnscripted
The question is how much does it torque the lug nut too? How pounds of torque? If it over torques you can really screw up your rotors.
This isn't designed to be a working on your car in the shop thing, it's for emergencies. You fix the tire, get to your next point where you do a good check and re-torque.
How to add oil
Mine hasn't leaked oil so I haven't had to add oil. I don't know.
@@ReviewsUnscripted .mine is leaking
The review looks so fake
Yeah, the whole thing. Did you know we never really went to the moon, that was all faked also!
@Reviews Unscripted yeah sure and the earth is flat.
@@akshaysud8634 I knew you were on top of it!
It's not fake- I have used it several times this year to rotate tires on 3 cars and it is awesome!
the whole object of the jack is to lift the wheel off the ground so you can change tyre etc. just shows you cant trust these guys to show it works
Your making me very sad.
Just a quick money grab by clicking his affiliate link and buying it. He knows it don't work, but wont say nothing to protect his $$$. Smh
@@parker6338 Shhh...I'm buying a new yacht next week with the funds from this video!
just failed as an influencer
Now I'm going to cry...stephen doesn't like my video.
Stephen doesn't even like his mom
e-help, vevor etc.. china made with different brand name. bought one before it doesn't last long lol, only used twice for brake work
Most products on Amazon are like that, they all come from the same factories and then they are customized for the vendor. I'm sorry to hear yours broke, mine is still going strong.
Just a little help. B r a k e applies to the pedal next to your accelerator b r e a k pertains to things that stopped working
how much
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my only concern is that, what happen if the motor stop working? the jack is useless.
Very interesting question! I'm not sure.
what happens if your old jack breaks? the jack its useless.
@@Bennett9Aint0In3It exactly, both are useless, accept the electric is totally dependent on power while the other is manual(hopefully it can be fixed)?
@@Outdoor-Adventures personally when a tool breaks on me there is no fixing it unless it was made yrs ago an then there's a chance of it being repaired
@@Outdoor-Adventuresthen take out your manual Jack.... Jack your car up pull the battery operated Jack out throw it off to the side of the road and keep on working
Your review isn't comprehensive. You've failed to show a pic of the size of truck being lifted. How are people worldwide believe?
So maybe you think I'm just faking the whole thing?
Wow!! I need that to rotate my tires the right way. Instead of the garage doing it their way and save a bunch of money.
That's for sure!
You didn't lift the tire off the ground for that reason I give you a dislike I don't really care about the tire inflator and the flashlight's OK and the impact I've already have one of those I want to make sure the Jack works and you didn't do it
Thanks for the feedback.
I didn't see that it did anything other then take a lug nut off
@@gfhjdgyjsdj What would you have liked to have seen?
Nice thorough review. Thanks! Ngl I'm weary of these battery jacks. I just imagine getting a flat somewhere & running this up without the engine running & draining the battery enough so the car doesn't start. Lol.
You could also worry about aliens shooting a tractor beam and sucking your tire iron out of your hand also and having to do the tire change by hand. ;) Just kidding with you but at some point you've got to draw the line...lot's of if's and maybe's in your concerns.
@@ReviewsUnscripted Lolol. But seriously, you have any idea how much current these draw? How many runs of this would it take a drain a battery enough so that it doesn't start. Would be interesting test. Bet it'll take a bunch of runs else these probably wouldn't have such high ratings.
@@venividivici6418 Assuming the engine is running the amount of power shouldn't be an issue. If your engine is dead, and you have flat tires, I think you're getting more towards get a wrecker and dump the vehicle that's falling apart. But...they may very well draw a lot of power, I just never had an issue.
@@ReviewsUnscripted Don't think it's too uncommon for someone to instinctively turn the engine off if they're parked & gonna fix something on their car. But like you said you can't legislate for every potential issue. Personally think I'd stick with the manual jack for the road & probably nab one of these electric ones for home use. Good stuff man, thanks for the replies.
@@venividivici6418 I appreciate the thoughtful conversation! Be well.
The fact that he didn't lift it all the way seems fake
Not just a regular fake, it's a big deep fake. I wasn't even there!
too much backround noise guy.
I can't control that in a real open public storage facility....unfortunately. I wish I could!
Didn't lift the car it was still on wheels. whats the point of this video its just an unboxing video I can lift the car that far by hand
Oh crap! You figured it out. It's all staged and not real.
Crap!! Just crap!! You wouldn’t lift the tire off the ground because it wouldn’t!!
I can't believe you figured that out! I thought I had fooled you.