VEVOR 1.5 Ton Floor Jack, 14.33 lb Steel Racing Jack, 5.1-12.2 in

Description

At a Glance

The lightest jack in this range: 14.33 lb in steel, lifting 3,300 lb from 5.1 to 12.2 in. It is made for sports cars and sedans where the car is light and the lifting job is a tire change or a brake job, and it stores in the trunk for roadside work rather than living in the garage.

3,300 lbs / 1.5 tonsLift Capacity5.1-12.2 inLifting Range14.33 lbs / 6.5 kgNet Weight16.54 x 7.48 x 5.12 inProduct Dimensions14.6 in / 370 mmHandle LengthVL-80015Item Model Number

Low Profile Floor Jack: 1.5 Ton, Steel, 14.33 lb

This VEVOR racing floor jack lifts up to 1.5 tons (3,300 lb) with a single-piston quick lift pump. The steel trolley measures 16.54 x 7.48 x 5.12 in (420 x 190 x 130 mm), weighs 14.33 lb (6.5 kg), and comes with a 14.6 in (370 mm) handle for sports cars and sedans.

Which Floor Jack Is This For?

For lightweight daily lifting, this 1.5 ton steel jack is the most portable option in the racing line at 14.33 lb. If you prefer the aluminum-and-steel 1.5 ton model with dual pistons, it adds quick-lift speed; for heavier vehicles, step up to the 2 ton or 3 ton jacks.

Lift Up to 1.5 Ton / 3300 lbs for Repairs and Tire Changes

This low profile floor jack lifts vehicles up to 1.5 Ton / 3300 lbs with a smooth single-piston pump. It is suited to tire changes, brake checks, exhaust work, and chassis maintenance.

Low Entry Height for Sports Cars

The compact saddle and low profile slide under low-clearance vehicles while still reaching a useful working height. Rotate the saddle to align with factory lift points.

Built for Safety and Stability

The sealed hydraulic cylinder resists leaks, and the safety release valve prevents overload. Welded steel construction keeps the jack stable during lifts.

Performance & Applications

Car Maintenance Made EasyCompatible Vehicle TypesStable Load-Bearing

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Lifting Range360° MovementAlign the Chassis

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Portable StorageEasy to Operate

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Key Features

1.5 Ton / 3300 lbs Lifting Capacity

Raises sports cars, sedans, light trucks, and SUVs with a single-piston pump.

Low Profile Design

Slides under low-clearance vehicles and reaches a useful working height.

Safety Release Valve

Protects against overload and prevents sudden drops from hydraulic leaks.

Specifications

Brand	VEVOR
Item Model Number	VL-80015
Net Weight	14.33 lbs/6.5 kg
Product Dimensions	16.54 x 7.48 x 5.12 in/420 x 190 x 130 mm
Handle Length	14.6 in/370 mm

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is a 1.5 ton jack enough for my car?

A: For a sports car, a compact or a small sedan, yes. The rule of thumb is a rating of at least three quarters of the vehicle's total weight, since the jack lifts one end. A mid-size SUV or a pickup needs considerably more headroom than 1.5 tons.

Q: How high does this jack lift?

A: From 5.1 to 12.2 in. That is enough to change a wheel and to seat a jack stand under a car's jack point, which is the job a 1.5 ton jack is bought for.

Q: Never work under a car held only by a jack?

A: Correct, and it is worth saying plainly: a jack lifts, a jack stand holds. Once the car is up, set rated stands at the manufacturer's points, lower the jack until it just touches, and then go underneath.

Q: Where should I put the jack under the car?

A: On the jack points in the owner's manual, usually a reinforced section of the sill near each wheel. Avoid the floor pan, plastic cladding and any seam that is not reinforced, because a saddle that slips folds metal.

Q: Can this jack double as a stand?

A: No. It is a lifting device only. The hydraulic seal is a single point of failure, which is the entire reason stands exist.

Q: Is a steel jack better than aluminium?

A: They trade weight against bulk. For the same capacity a steel jack is heavier but smaller and flatter, and aluminium is lighter to carry. At 1.5 tons and 14.33 lb, this one sits firmly on the portable side.

Q: How much space does it take up?

A: The body is 16.54 x 7.48 x 5.12 in with the handle off, so it stores on a shelf or in a trunk well instead of occupying a bay in the garage.

Q: Can it lift a wheel off the ground through a puddle or on gravel?

A: It can lift, but a jack on soft or wet ground is how cars end up coming down badly. Use a hard, level surface, and put a board or a steel plate under the jack if the ground is anything but firm.