From time to time, we run promotions or specials. For the most part, however, the price you see online is the lowest price available. We recommend taking advantage of any QuickJack offers you see. Still, these deals are not going to make or break your budget, so if you've been waiting 6 months to buy a portable car lift, do it when the work calls for it, because the peace of mind you get working with a lift is where you'll see real savings.

We offer a military discount for active service members and honorable veterans with valid military ID. If you think you qualify, just reach out to QuickJack sales. And from all of us here, thank you so much for your service to our country!

We hear this question a lot, but the answer depends on so many factors that it's hard to answer without seeing your car. So, we created this measuring guide to help you determine which QuickJack model is appropriate for your vehicles. Those two minutes you'll spend measuring could make all the difference.

An air compressor is not necessary to operate QuickJack. The portable power unit is electric over hydraulic and contains a built-in flow divider that ensures equal fluid pressure is given to both cylinders. No air required. There is a secondary "air spring" cylinder that helps QuickJack lower smoothly to the ground when there is no weight on the frames. This cylinder needs to be filled to 40-50 psi during setup and rarely needs to be refilled.

The best thing about QuickJack is that it's portable. After 8,000 lbs., heavy-duty trucks and diesels take a leap into extremely heavy territory, and there's just no way to make a portable lift that can raise that much weight.

This has the same issue as making a QuickJack that can lift more weight. More lifting height would inevitably add bulk to the lift. QuickJack would be heavier and harder to move, and the product would come at a much higher price. If you want a heavier-duty option, our parent company BendPak has every car lift variety on the market.

As long as QuickJack's mechanical safety locks are engaged, vehicles can be raised and stored indefinitely.