DNA MOTORING 2-Ton Low-Profile Hydraulic Trolley Jack & 2 Ratchet Stands Kit Red/Black — 5.1"–13" lift, 11"–17" stand range

Compact 2-ton hydraulic trolley jack with two adjustable ratchet jack stands for safely lifting and supporting most cars up to 4,000 lbs. This DNA MOTORING combo pairs a low‑profile hydraulic floor jack with two heavy‑duty steel ratchet jack stands, created for everyday garage work and light industrial service. The set is engineered to lift vehicles with a 2‑ton (4,000 lb) capacity, offering a minimum saddle height that suits low‑clearance cars and a maximum lift that accommodates routine maintenance tasks. Built-in safety elements such as an overload protection valve on the jack and locking mechanisms on the stands add layers of protection when used correctly.

How high and how low will the jack lift my vehicle?

The floor jack raises from a 5.1" minimum height to a 13" maximum saddle height, giving clearance for oil changes, brake work, and wheel removal on most passenger cars. Its low‑profile design is particularly useful for lowered vehicles that standard jacks can't reach.

• Capacity: 2 tons (4,000 lbs).
• Min lift: 5.1" for low‑clearance vehicles.
• Max lift: 13" for typical maintenance tasks.
• Large saddle for stable contact and load distribution.

Are the jack stands adjustable and secure enough for support?

The kit includes two ratchet jack stands with an 11" to 17" adjustable height range and a 2‑ton rating each. A sawtooth ratchet bar and locking lever provide positive engagement so the stand holds position under load; a wide pyramid base increases stability on level surfaces.

• Adjustable range: 11"–17" per stand.
• Locking lever plus multi‑position ratchet for quick settings.
• Wide base for improved ground contact and balance.
• Steel welded frame construction for long‑term durability.

What safety features should I rely on during lifting and support?

The hydraulic jack includes an integrated overload protection valve to prevent lifting beyond its rated capacity; the jack must never be used as a substitute for a stand. Always position the jack on a solid, level surface, raise the vehicle to the desired height, then place and secure the jack stands before working beneath the vehicle.

• Overload protection valve on the jack prevents overpressurization.
• Jack is for lifting only — use stands for support while working.
• Use on firm, level ground; never on slopes or unstable surfaces.
• Follow vehicle manufacturer lift points to avoid damage.

How portable and practical is this combo for a home garage?

The trolley jack’s compact body and steel swivel casters make it easy to steer and position even in tight spaces, while the two light but sturdy stands store conveniently in a corner or trunk. This balance of portability and robust construction suits hobbyists and DIY mechanics who need dependable lifting and support without large, heavy equipment.

• Compact floor jack design for tight garage spaces.
• Large steel casters and swivel wheels for easy maneuvering.
• Stands are lightweight enough for transport yet strong in use.
• Durable welded steel frames intended for regular workshop use.

This DNA MOTORING 2 Ton Car Jack and Stands Kit is designed for drivers, home mechanics, and small‑shop technicians who service passenger cars and light vehicles. It’s ideal for oil changes, brake jobs, tire rotation, and undercarriage inspections on sedans and most compact SUVs — but it is not suitable for heavy trucks, full‑size pickups, or larger SUVs. Always adhere to rated capacities, use proper vehicle lift points, and pair the jack with the provided stands before performing any work under a vehicle.

FAQ

Q: Can the jack and stands handle a full-size pickup?

A: No. The jack and stands are rated to 2 tons (4,000 lbs) and are intended for most passenger cars, not full‑size pickups or large SUVs.

Q: Is the jack safe to hold a vehicle while I work underneath?

A: No. The jack is for lifting only; always place and lock the jack stands under the vehicle for sustained support before working underneath.