Pro-Lift F-767 Grey Low Profile Floor Jack - 2 Ton Capacity

I picked up the Pro-Lift F-767 Low Profile Floor Jack for basic maintenance, and it’s been a reliable tool to have in the garage. The low profile design is a big advantage. It slides under cars that sit lower to the ground without a struggle, which is something a lot of standard jacks have issues with. Lifting is smooth and steady. The hydraulic system works well and doesn’t feel jerky or unstable while raising the vehicle. For a 2-ton jack, it handles everyday vehicles like sedans and smaller SUVs without any problem. Build quality is solid for the price. It’s not overly heavy, but it still feels sturdy enough to trust when you’re using it properly. ⸻ What stands out: • Low profile fits under most vehicles easily • Smooth, controlled lifting • Compact and easy to store • Great value for basic garage use ⸻ Minor thing: The handle length is a bit shorter than higher-end jacks, so you may need a little more effort when lifting heavier vehicles. ⸻ Final Take If you need a dependable floor jack for regular maintenance like tire changes or brake work, this is a great option without spending a ton. ⸻ Real Talk (don’t ignore this part) No matter what jack you use: • Always use jack stands • Never rely on the jack alone • Make sure you’re on level ground This isn’t a “learn the hard way” situation. ⸻ Simple, affordable, and reliable… which is exactly what you want when you’re lifting something that could crush you.

Decent floor jack overall. Construction feels solid and the lifting performance was good enough to get under my lowered Focus ST without issues. Mobility is smooth, installation/setup was simple, and durability seems solid so far. Happy with it. Appears to be cool looking i guess, i just care that it gets the job done.

I purchased this jack a few years ago and had used it only a few times. From the time I received the jack it leaked oil. It looks like the leak is coming from the main piston seal. The jack barely works now and can only go up to about ten inches. I hate to throw it away since still looks good and throwing it seems like a waste to our environment. I am deciding on whether to buy a new jack or going back to using my old scissor jack. Update: I decided to fill the jack with hydraulic fluid. Filled approximately two ounces of fluid through the locking screw. Tested it on the car and the jack seems to be working normally and I don't see any fluid leaking through the seal. I hope the jack holds up for few more years. Update: As of today, the jack is still working good and the leak is gone. So, I guess the jack a good buy for the price. You just have to add hydraulic fluid to make it work properly.

It's been a good Jack and has worked very well I have used it multiple times impressed

This came just in time .. due to a not-at-fault accident, we had to replace several body parts on my granddaughter's Z350. It was already pretty low and she went with custom front and rear clips, as well as side skirts, which made it even lower, clearance-wise. This jack fit right under with still enough lift to provide plenty of clearance to get a drill under to drill required holes to affix the side skirts to the under body. The jack appears to be of good quality and built well; absolutely no slippage. I also have a Corvette that sits low, so this jack will get plenty of usage for oil changes and other minor maintenance going forward .. well worth the money.

It’s easy to carry around. It’s easy to store in your car and real easy to use and there’s a handle to lift it with ease.

First I would like to say that I wish Amazon would extend the return policy on items like this floor jack. That being said, I drive a Honda CRV and this is not a heavy vehicle. When I first received it I tried to jack up the drivers front tire just to see if it would lift at all. As soon at I made contact to the vehicle, this jack was making some strange noises I've never heard from a floor jack before. It sounded like a wooden pirate ship creaking while at sea and it also made this faint whistling sound. However, that being said it was holding pressure and I just assumed it was a new jack sound. Hinges moving for the first time, first time under load, new paint scraping and breaking in, etc. I then slowly released the pressure and put it back into its shipping box and placed it in the cargo area of my car letting it rest until the first roadside emergency; better than those scissor jacks right? Well, today was the big day! I got a low tire pressure alarm on my dash so I pulled into a parking lot of a shopping center, picked out a nice flat and less populated area in the parking lot and proceeded to change the tire. Once I got my jack under the vehicle and jack stand on standby I proceeded to jack up the vehicle. I was nearly at the max height and the tire still hasn't come off the ground enough. Then that "old ship sound" started again and all of a sudden a loud pop and the vehicle jolted. At first I thought the vehicle was settling on the jack plate. I slowly started to add more pressure but again, slowly. I heard a whine sound and all of a sudden the car dropped 1-2 inches. WHAT THE?!?! Nope, I was done, not risking a car falling on my legs. I ended up changing the tire with the factory scissor jack that came with the vehicle. Once I came home I went to set up a return with Amazon because this jack is unsafe to operate and needs better quality control and testing. I purchased this jack in July 2020 and Amazon said returns are not available after August 1st 2020; really 1 month on a floor jack? This is not something you typically test and use every day, most people buy, put it aside and have it to have it ready to go when needed. Kind of like a fire extinguisher, you don't test them prior to a fire to see if they work. You just expect them to work when you need it. I really don't know what you can use this on, a bicycle maybe. A Cr-v is not a heavy vehicle and that was my experience, I would suggest you look for something safer to use and don't be baited by the low price tag as I was. Thanks and I hope this helps you out.

Excelente para poder cambiar tu llanta e incluso para poder levantar tu auto por un lado!

The low-profile design of this floor jack is a game-changer. It effortlessly slides under even the lowest clearance vehicles, allowing me to lift them with ease. This feature is especially handy when I need to access the undercarriage for oil changes or other repairs. The build quality is impressive. The jack feels robust and durable, assuring me that it can handle the weight and pressure without any issues. It operates smoothly, and I have experienced no problems with its functionality.

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Buena calidad y bastante bien hecho con buenos materiales solo lo he ocupado con cargas de aproximadamente tonelada y 100 gramos y no hayenido dificultad lo combine con unas torres y se desempeña bien

Works just fine for me and has both the lift I need and the low profile. For those saying that they are using these and having them let down while they are working on the cars.... I wouldn't trust life and limb to even the most expensive jack out there. Always use stands when you are going under a car. Always. Jacks are meant to lift a vehicle, not support it.

Unfortunately the seals gave out. Aside from that the quality is slightly better than the cheapest - still a low 2