Powerbuilt12 Volt Electric Jack and Tire Inflator Combo, 2 in 1, Fix Flat Tire or Vehicle Lift with 1 Ton Capacity Emergency Roadside Use Car Battery Charge, 620484

Perfect for the job. Campervan. Easy to use, lift height and good price.

Decent good quality jack, works well and easy to use

Really useful Jack with the security of an axle stand, easy to use.

I was sceptical at first seeing as there are mixed reviews for this jack, but after using it, I’m happy to say it’s solid, it held up the front end of my L322 on a slightly inclined driveway over a few days and didn't’ budge at all.My only criticism would be when jacking you can see the force pushing the box section to one side, and it rubs all the paint off and looks dodgy, but once’s it’s locked down it stays central and solid like a standard axle stand.I’d say it’s a decent option for a driveway DIY jack if you have a 4wd or higher vehicle.

It's a heavy duty piece of kit, quite tall but i love the all in one jack and axle stand concept as you jack up the vehicle the axle stand lock drops into a cut tooth type piece on the axle stand column this means that it is always got a lock in place in case you are prone to forgetting with it being tall originally you get a good range of lifting hight, a very robust bit of kit.

Was a bit hesitant based on some reviews online but glad I still went ahead and purchased.Very sturdy and well build. Using on my offgrid vw crafter.You do need good ground clearance to get it under to start with but after that it really does make life easy without having to fumble with jacks and stands.Usually your stand always needs to go where the jack is! Not anymore!

A very convenient, safe jack for my work

Oh dear.I got this for my other half who likes messing with vehicles. When it arrived he was like a small child bouncing about with delight … that was until he opened the box and took a look at it.He refused to use it, he said it is dangerous!When I had my mot done I asked the man who does the annual test for me (he is also a family friend), and he as said that it isn’t strong enough, and is not kite marked or registered.He demonstrated this by jacking a ½ weight (1ton) testing vehicle and it was about 6 inches up from its base level when the jack gave way and collapsed.The main lesson I took from this is to always make sure that the equipment you get is from a known/respected manufacturer and check that it is kite marked (I didn’t know that they still did the kite mark).My other half, the love of my life, the man who took me on regardless of my problems and faults, the man who has care for me during past illnesses and continues to stand by me, care for and nurse me during my life shortening illness – could have been seriously injured or killed if he had used this jack and been under or near the vehicle when the jack collapsed.It may be that this is an odd one and the others are ok, but I can only speak to what I, myself, have experienced; and the one we received was dangerous.