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Prices may varyThis product ranks #12 of 14 in Floor Jack.Three above it ↓
Last reviewed July 25, 2026
TL;DR DNA Motoring's TOOLS-00474 is a 2-ton hydraulic floor jack that is well-reviewed by a large owner base on Amazon, with no documented load-capacity or hydraulic-leak pattern found across the review history. The 2-ton (4,000 lb) capacity is self-reported; no ASME PASE, SAE J2495, or equivalent third-party certification is documented in the listing or any manufacturer materials found. Despite the "Low Profile" name, the 5.1-13 inch lifting range fits standard-height passenger cars only; it does not clear lowered vehicles or most sports cars, and it does not reach truck or full-size SUV frame rails.
Built on an alloy-steel frame, the TOOLS-00474 lifts 2 tons (4,000 lb) via a manufacturer-marketed "Speedy Lift" pump; no independently confirmed stroke count backs the rapid-lift claim. It rolls on swivel casters that aren't itemized by count in the spec table, and the flat-topped steel saddle is described only as "large" for stability, so rubber-pad versus bare-steel material can't be confirmed from the single available product image. The lifting range runs 5.1 to 13 inches: the 5.1-inch minimum won't slide under lowered vehicles or most sports cars despite the "Low Profile" name, and the 13-inch maximum falls well short of truck or full-size SUV frame rails at ride height; the manufacturer's own listing independently states the jack is "not recommendable" for pickups, trucks, or larger SUVs. A third-party review aggregator notes isolated delivery-condition complaints (missing parts, low factory oil upon receipt) alongside praise for the steel construction and lifting action; that pattern reads as a fulfillment/QC issue at time of delivery, not a developed in-service hydraulic-leak pattern, and no capacity-failure or saddle-slip reports were found in available community sources.
Right pick for owners of standard-height sedans and crossovers who want an inexpensive, well-reviewed jack for routine tire, brake, and suspension work. Skip it for lowered cars, sports cars, trucks, or full-size SUVs; the 5.1-13 inch range won't clear or reach those vehicles, and a jack with a lower minimum height or a taller maximum reach is the correct tool for that use case.
Sealed mechanical tool; no chemical exposure in normal use, and hydraulic fluid is internal. Health score: 9.5 / Minimal Risk. The 2-ton capacity rating is self-reported; no third-party certification (ASME PASE, SAE J2495, or equivalent) was located in the listing or manufacturer materials, and the large owner review base shows no documented capacity-failure or saddle-slip pattern to date. Alloy-steel construction has a standard scrap-metal recycling pathway at end of life; long-term hydraulic-seal lifespan for this specific model is not yet established from available community evidence.
No. The 2-ton (4,000 lb) capacity is a manufacturer self-reported figure. No ASME PASE, SAE J2495, or equivalent third-party certification statement was found in the Amazon listing, the feature bullets, the specification table, or any manufacturer documentation located during research. That is common at this price point and is not itself evidence of a defect, but the rated capacity has not been independently verified by a certifying body.
Not reliably. Despite the 'Low Profile' name, the manufacturer's own spec lists a 5.1 inch minimum height, taller than the true low-profile jacks in this category that reach 2.5 to 3.25 inches. A 5.1 inch minimum will not slide under most lowered vehicles or sports cars without a ramp; this jack is sized for standard-height passenger cars and crossovers only.
No. The maximum lifting height is 13 inches, well short of what's needed to reach a full-size truck or SUV frame rail at normal ride height. The manufacturer's own listing independently states the jack is 'not recommendable for Pick-Up, truck, too big SUVs, etc.', corroborating the geometry limit shown in the published spec table.
It's the manufacturer's marketing name for the pump mechanism, described as delivering rapid lift. No independently confirmed pump-stroke count or dual-piston specification was found in the structured spec fields to verify how the claim compares to a standard single-stage pump, so it is treated as a plausible but unverified manufacturer claim rather than a community-confirmed rapid-rise spec.
One third-party review aggregator notes isolated complaints about missing parts or low factory oil at delivery, alongside praise for the steel construction and lifting action; that pattern points to a fulfillment or quality-control issue at receipt rather than a developed in-service hydraulic leak. No pattern of capacity failure, saddle slip, or seal failure after extended use was found in available community sources.
Marketing copy from DNA Motoring, via Amazon. Not editorial.
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