VEVOR 2 Ton Floor Jack, 4.9 in Low Profile Iron Hydraulic Jack

VEVOR Low Profile Floor Jack 2 Ton (4400 lbs), Heavy Duty Iron Hydraulic Racing Floor Jack, Hydraulic Car Jack, Single Piston Quick Lift Pump

$56.90Wholesale price, no minimum order

Load Capacity:

2 Ton$56.90

1.5 Ton$49.90

Key Features

4,409 lb / 2 ton capacity

the standard size for a sedan, a hatchback or a small SUV end, and the rating most home garages actually need.

4.9 in (125.2 mm) entry to 13.2 in (335 mm)

a taller entry than a low-profile jack, so check your clearance before buying if the car is lowered.

Single-piston quick lift pump

one pump stroke raises the saddle without a second cylinder to prime, which is the simple version of the mechanism.

Q235A iron body at 18.8 lb

the compact 2 ton option: lighter to carry than an aluminium jack of the same capacity, and it sits flatter under the car.

Release valve lets the car down gradually

lowering is controlled rather than a drop, which matters when the car is going down onto stands.

In stock

📦 Free shipping to the 48 contiguous US states · Ships within 1-3 business days, arrives in 2-5 business days · 30-day returns and manufacturer warranty

SKU: WSQJDTZ2TDGBZ7IM2V0 Category: Automotive Tools

Quick Answer

This 2 ton floor jack ships free from a US warehouse with 30-day returns and manufacturer warranty. It lifts 4,409 lb (2,000 kg) from a 4.9 in (125.2 mm) entry to 13.2 in (335 mm) on a single-piston quick lift pump. The Q235A iron body weighs 18.8 lb (8.6 kg), which is light enough to move around a garage and heavy enough to stay planted under load.

Description

At a Glance

A 2 ton iron hydraulic jack for standard cars and sedans: 4,409 lb of lift, a 4.9 in to 13.2 in working range and 18.8 lb of body weight. The single-piston pump is the simple, dependable layout, and the iron frame makes it the compact 2 ton option rather than the lightweight one.

4,409 lbs / 2 tonsLift Capacity4.9 in / 125.2 mmMinimum Height13.2 in / 335 mmMaximum HeightHydraulic Single PistonPump TypeQ235A IronMain Material18.8 lbs / 8.6 kgProduct Weight

Low Profile Floor Jack: 2 Ton, Iron, 4.9 in Min Height

This VEVOR hydraulic racing floor jack lifts up to 4,409 lb (2,000 kg) with a single-piston quick lift pump. The Q235A iron body works from a 4.9 in (125.2 mm) minimum height up to 13.2 in (335 mm) and weighs 18.8 lb (8.6 kg), a budget-friendly 2 ton option.

Which Floor Jack Is This For?

For standard cars and sedans, this 2 ton iron jack is the economical pick with a slightly higher entry at 4.9 in. If your car sits lower, the 2 ton aluminum jack starts at 3.2 in; for lighter work, the 1.5 ton steel model is the compact choice.

Lift Up to 4409 lbs / 2000 kg for Repairs and Tire Changes

This low profile floor jack lifts vehicles up to 4409 lbs / 2000 kg 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

Key Features

4409 lbs / 2000 kg 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	QK20-QJD61A
Minimum Height	4.9 inch / 125.2 mm
Maximum Height	13.2 inch / 335 mm
Maximum Lifting Weight	4409 lbs / 2000 kg
Main Materials	Q235A
Product Weight	18.8 lbs / 8.6 kg

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size floor jack do I need for a car?

A: As a rule of thumb, a jack should be rated for at least three quarters of the vehicle's total weight, because it lifts one end at a time. For most sedans and hatchbacks a 2 ton jack leaves good margin; a full-size pickup or a loaded SUV wants 3 tons.

Q: Will this fit under a lowered car?

A: It depends on the car. This jack starts at 4.9 in, so if the clearance at your jack point is around that figure it will not fit. Measure first, and if the gap is smaller, look at a low profile jack that starts at 3.2 to 3.5 in.

Q: What does 2 ton mean on a floor jack?

A: It is the load rating for the saddle, and it covers the end of the car you are lifting rather than the whole vehicle. A 2 ton jack is not an instruction to lift 2 tons of car on one corner; it is the margin above the load you will actually put on it.

Q: Which oil does a floor jack use?

A: Hydraulic jack oil, an ISO 32-grade light mineral hydraulic oil. Brake fluid and engine oil are not substitutes; brake fluid damages the seals and engine oil does not hold pressure the same way.

Q: How do I top up the hydraulic fluid?

A: Lower the ram fully, remove the fill plug on the reservoir, add jack oil to the base of the hole, and refit the plug. Topping up with the ram extended traps air and gives a false level.

Q: Can I leave a car on the jack while I work?

A: No. Jack stands take the load and the jack comes down to just touching. A hydraulic jack is a lifting device, not a support, and a seal that lets go has nothing behind it.

Q: Does it work on pinch welds?

A: On the manufacturer's reinforced jack points, yes. On an unreinforced seam, a steel saddle can fold the metal, which is the usual cause of a crushed pinch weld. Use the points in the owner's manual and a slotted pad if your car has a seam.