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Superior Load Capacity and Built-to-Last Construction for Low Profile Cars

Our industrial-grade jacks and floor jacks come in 4, 15, 20, and 100-ton options to match fleet requirements, whether servicing low clearance vehicles or a massive SUV. Every product features thick-gauge steel and a tough frame with chrome-plated rams to extend life in garage environments. 

Protection aspects include internal pressure gauges, automatic security locks engaging independently of air pressure, and precise height control valves. Norco engineering ensures consistent performance, convenience, and operator protection across all applications, including jack stands.

Designed for Mobility, Lifting Range, and Job Site Flexibility

Portability features like 8-inch rubber wheels and swivel casters let technicians position these jacks with ease, without compromising worker protection, and enable convenient storage when not in use.

Extension tubes and an adjustable lifting range provide height versatility for vehicle types from heavy trucks to low-riding cars. 

Why HeavyLift Direct Is Your Trusted Car Service Jack Partner

As a BBB-accredited family business, HeavyLift Direct is an authorized distributor providing authentic products with manufacturer warranties. Our customers enjoy no sales tax and fast shipping.

Order Your Car Jack with Max Height and Low Profile Design Today

Stop delaying upgrades that impact productivity and safety. Order your product today or schedule a warehouse pick-up for same-day availability. 

Equip your garage with car jacks and floor jacks engineered for daily use and reliability.

Car Jacks FAQs

Can I work under a vehicle supported only by a jack?

No. A lifting jack is used to raise the load; use appropriately rated support stands or another manufacturer-approved support system before working under a raised vehicle. Follow the equipment and vehicle manufacturer’s safety procedures.

How high should a shop jack lift?

Maximum lift height needs to reach the approved lifting point high enough for the service task and support equipment you plan to use. Trucks and equipment may also need extension adapters approved for the jack.

How low does a jack need to be for low-clearance vehicles?

Compare the jack’s minimum saddle height with the vehicle’s approved jacking point and available ground clearance. Low-profile vehicles may require a dedicated low-entry jack.

What is the difference between a floor jack and an air/hydraulic jack?

Floor jacks are mobile and commonly used for cars and light trucks, while air/hydraulic jacks use shop air to reduce operator effort and are common in heavier commercial applications. Choose based on load, minimum height, maximum lift, portability, and available air.

What capacity car jack do I need?

Match the jack to the load it will actually lift at the lifting point, not simply the vehicle’s total weight. Heavy trucks, buses, and equipment can place very high loads on one axle or end. Follow the jack manufacturer’s rating and your vehicle or equipment lifting procedures.