This is a review for Electric Car Jack 5 Ton 12V Floor Jack Hydraulic Tire Inflator Pump for Vehicle Emergency Repair Kit 11023lbs(Green). This portable powered jack has everything, a jack, an impact (hammer jack) wrench, tire inflator with gauge, and flashlight and a case that double as a warning sign. Like in the title, the only thing missing is a jump box. I have tested this out and I really don’t think you gain any time with the jack portion but with the hammer jack to loosen your lugs, you save a lot and if you repair the flat where you are or if your spare is low on air, you have an inflator right there. The only thing I can’t comment on is the longevity of this tool but if it saves me once, it’s paid for itself. With my chronic pain, the lack or back strain is awesome. Read more

Unfortunately too high to fit under my car but still useful for me. Jack is slightly slow but that’s a Good thing. Light is basically useless. Maybe in absolute darkness but idk. Comes with attachments to hook to a battery but the 12v plug doesn’t stay in it. Not sure if I did it wrong or it’s broken. Good buy for SUVs cars may have an issue. Read more

The Good Stuff: This electric car jack is a game-changer for anyone who's had to change a tire the old-fashioned way. It's incredibly fast, lifting my SUV off the ground in just 30 seconds, which is a stark contrast to manual jacks. The jack connects to the car's 12V port, and it even includes a handy flashlight for better visibility under the car. The built-in air pump is efficient, inflating low-profile sport tires at about 1 PSI every 1-2 seconds. It comes in a well-crafted carrying case that neatly organizes all your cables, and the jack itself has internal storage for spare parts and the air hose. Additionally, there are flashing red and blue lights on the back for safety, though their visibility under a car might be limited during the day. The Caveats: There are a couple of downsides, though. Its height at the lowest setting is quite tall, which might not fit under lower vehicles, especially on uneven surfaces. I couldn't get it under the front half of one side of my car but managed on the other. Also, it occupies about a square foot of trunk space, which might be an issue for smaller cars, though it wasn't a problem for me. Night Use and Visibility: While I tested it during the day, the lights seem bright enough to be more effective at night, which could be a significant safety feature. Overall Thoughts: Despite its minor limitations, this electric car jack feels like a must-have in my car. Its speed and convenience far outweigh any cons, and it's sturdy enough to handle the weight of our vehicle without any issues. For anyone who values speed and ease when changing a tire, this tool is incredibly valuable. Plus, its potential as a lifesaver makes it a highly recommendable addition to any driver's toolkit. Read more

In giving this a test run, I think this it will be a nice emergency kit to keep around and will be easier to use than jacking the car up manually. Read more

Tested it by jacking up my small car (2800lbs) at one of the pinch welds . It had no problem lifting the tire off the ground but the groove in the jack head is not deep enough and the pinch weld started to deform so I stopped right before the tire came off the ground. When you plug it in it also starts flashing these annoying blue and red lights with no way of shutting them off. Better off just using the emergency scissor jack that comes with the vehicle. It doesn't mess up your pinch welds, doesn't need electricity and doesn't flash annoying sirens. And it doesn't take up any extra space. I can also raise my car off the ground faster with the factory emergency scissor jack but that might be because I hooked it up to a 60 watt power and the manual states that it draws 150 watts. It probably works better as a tire inflator than a jack. I didn't test that part as I had just topped up my tires. Will update in future. Read more