TONDAFloor Jack, 2 Ton (3,800lbs) Hydraulic Car Jack, Work for Sedan and Coupe

WORKED JUST FINE

This is the lowest quality I've ever experienced. It shifted and bent first use, almost caused my car to fall on my leg (had I not had other equipment in place, I'd be writing this from the E.R.)THIS JACK IS FOR DISPLAY PURPOSES ONLY, AND SHOULD NEVER BE USED ON ANYTHING BIGGER THAN A FISHER-PRICE TOY.

Perfect side to keep in the truck under the back seat

Works good for what it’s for. I bought it thinking it would be good for a car. But it doesn’t go high enough for that.

Adquirí el gato hidráulico Tonda y ha sido una excelente herramienta para mi taller y uso personal. Desde el primer uso se nota que está construido con materiales resistentes y de buena calidad, ideal para levantar vehículos de forma segura y estable.

Hay que ponerle cuadros de madera de calzo en la punta qué se pone debajo del chasi para elevar el auto y se despegue la rueda del piso, esa punta en otros se desenfoca para lograr altura

I got this for my son who has his garage and does repair work. He loves it and says it works great.

I didn't have high expectations when I purchased this jack, but simply needed the most economical floor jack I could get to quickly remove tires on a compact car. Though economical, the unit I received was not up to the task. Really it's too cheaply constructed to trust with 1-2 tons of lifting. Any sideways force would buckle the lifting arm, and it's a small jack so the base requires an absolutely level surface for stability. Still, if it had worked as advertised I probably would've kept it.However, out of the box it only lifted about 3" (to 8" overall) I thought it was me, after all it's a floor jack. Not much in the way of controls--just make sure the valve's closed and pump the handle. Yet even after following all directions included for ensuring no air in the hydraulics it would only lift about 5 inches, and that grudgingly. So back it went, and back I went to using my trusty old reliable 25-yo scissor jack.