Wheel jacks

Begin with the expected load. For typical light to mid‑sized cars, a 2‑ton hydraulic floor jack with wheels and a carrying bag is practical, as shown in the set. For heavier or more demanding tasks, a 5‑ton electric hydraulic car jack powered by a 12V source can lift larger loads and ease tire changes. If you’re moving furniture or equipment, a dedicated lifting unit or a portable four‑unit system may be more suitable, depending on the weight to be moved.

Look for a safe, stable setup: a hydraulic jack with a safety valve to prevent over‑lifting, a reliable base with wheels for mobility, and clear weight ratings. A practical carrying case helps you transport the jack safely and keep accessories organized. For furniture handling, rotatable pads and robust steel construction reduce slipping and protect floors, while sturdy handles improve leverage during lifting.

Use a floor jack for vehicle maintenance and tire changes due to its lifting capacity and stability, while furniture lifters are designed for moving heavy pieces around the home. The set includes a 2‑ton hydraulic floor jack with wheels suitable for light to medium cars, a heavier 5‑ton electric hydraulic option for tougher jobs, and a four‑unit furniture mover capable of lifting up to 200 kg with 360‑degree rotation to reposition heavy items safely.

The range covers multiple capacities: 2 tons for compact car work with wheel mobility, and a 5‑ton electric hydraulic jack for heavier loads. Additional items include a furniture lift system and a four‑unit mover, each designed to handle substantial mass with rotating capabilities. These options let you choose based on the typical vehicle or furniture weight you encounter, ensuring you have adequate lift without over‑taxing the tool.

Yes, several models come with carrying cases or compact designs for easy storage. A 2‑ton hydraulic floor jack is shown with a plastic carrying case for organized storage and transport. Smaller, lightweight options and hand tools in the range can be tucked away in a toolbox or closet, enabling you to keep essential lifting gear accessible without clutter.

Keep moving parts clean and dry after use, check hydraulic fluid levels if applicable, and store in a protected area to prevent rust. Regularly inspect wheels, handles, and pads for wear and tear, and replace worn components promptly. Use the correct lifting points on vehicles and follow manufacturer weight ratings to avoid undue stress on the jack, which helps prolong performance and safety over time.