Quick Jack Car Lifts

I recently purchased a Quick Jack car lift and wanted to share my experience.

Supplier:  Quick Jack (part of Bendpak, known for industrial lifts)

Website:  https://www.quickjack.com

Overall, I have been really pleased with the purchase and it has worked great for me.

I purchased the unit to get under the vehicle easier so I can do routine maintenance and do restoration items.  I was also looking for something I could store in my garage easily yet provide the high level of safety when working under the vehicle.

The units do cost a bit and took a little bit of time to setup, but for the quality and the safety aspect I think they are worth the investment.  They do offer sales several times during the year.

a.  Lifts are made of steel.  Very durable.

b.  Motor.  The motor that lifts the jacks is sturdy and leverages hydraulics to lift the vehicle.

c.  1 button control - up & down.  Simple but effective design to lift the vehicle.

d.  Quick connect - no leak fittings.  The fittings provide quick connect / disconnect, makes it easy to store the actual lifts/jacks separately from the motor.

e.  Lifting our Torinos.  I have a '73 Ford Gran Torino and found that the Quick Jack lifted the vehicle with no issue.  It also has safety latches for the extra level of security.

Nice review! Is that the highest they go? 

I'me curious on the contact points you are using, if on the front boxes of the frame under the firewall, and the lower control arm pockets out back?

Can you post some pictures of the front and rear clearances once the car is all the way up?

I'm curious how much space to get under a Torino. 

I wanted to answer your questions, so I lifted the Torino when I got home from work this evening.

Time-wise, from moving the lift, positioning it under the vehicle, and "lift-off" was 3 minutes 5 seconds.

Q:  Shipping / Packaging

A:  Boxes #1 and #2.  The lifts are about 112 pounds each, they come packaged in a cardboard box but inside they are wrapped with plywood above / below to make the box sturdy and also padding inside.  The lifts were shipped on top of a wooden crate, also.  I picked up from a freight forwarder and they used a fork lift to place inside my truck bed.

Box #3 is the motor, it is also packaged really good for each component.

Vince,

It's been a busy couple of weeks, I went on a canoe trip with my younger son.

I lifted my truck today.  The QuickJack uses truck adapters that are made of heavy steel.

My garage door opener was in the way from lifting it to the second lock-level, but the first lock-level (~24") provided clearance to get a creeper under the truck with no issue.

Thank you very much for taking the time to take these pics Chris!  It looks like it works well for modern trucks too then, which is what I'd like to use it for in my garage.  I have a 4 post lift, but my truck is too tall and wide for it.  This would be a better solution than just using a jack and stands. At least my garage with 12 foot ceilings should be able to lift a truck up to max height based on your pics.

Thank you again!

Eliteman76 -

Agree, these lifts are not rated for the larger trucks.

BendPak owns the QuickJack product/company, you'd move into one of the BendPak larger capacity lifts for a larger truck.

Thanks,

Chris