Customer Reviews for Husky 2-Ton Hydraulic Trolley Car Jack

In January, 2024, after a snowstorm, we used two of these jacks to lift our car from a precarious location off the driveway. AAA would not tow the car with its front end angled downward into a dirt driveway. They feared tearing off the front bumper. With wood boards placed under the jacks, we were able to jack up the front of the car in the snow and then put additional wood boards underneath both front tires. We jockeyed the car back and forth by driving across the wood and finally drove forward into the driveway. The jack was strong enough to raise the front of our Accord and much easier to use than a regular car jack especially in this situation.

I took 2 back for an even exchange already.Just tried to use the 3rd one,and it also leaked hydrolic fluid as soon as I jacked my vehicle up.I guess at this point I will chalk it up as a loss and just say they got me.Don't let them get you too

Not using in to jack up a vehicle, but to level toolshed that was slowly tilting after 10 years

Easy to use, light weight, perfect for my use.

Very sturdy and easy to operate

Would not pickup my truck 1500 silverado

We bought the Husky's 2-Ton Hydraulic Trolley Car Jack as a replacement to our current car jack. So far the has easily lifted our vehicles. However, at times, we have needed to place the jack on various items to ensure the wheels are off the ground. If the jack was capable of lifting vehicles higher by itself, it would be a 5 Star jack.

Jack performs like advertised and i am very happy with it.

Just what the doctor ordered. Worked as it should right out the box. Great price and product

Nice tool, but did not lift as high as I hoped.

Horrible product, broken out of the box. Not the only one who had this problem with this brand either, has a mountain of reviews of others buying them and being broken.

sucked one wheel was missing i wouldn't jack up anything with made cheep

Got this too change the tires on my minivan. I assumed that even a cheap jack would be able to handle that. Guess not, I could barely get the tires off the ground. the only reason I gave it 2 starts is because it might work for a smaller vehicle.