Floor Jack Guides - 2 to 4 Ton Capacity Specifications

Complete guide to floor jack capacities from 2 to 4 tons. Detailed specs, lift ranges, saddle heights, and ASME PASE compliance for automotive and truck jacks.

Comprehensive guides for automotive floor jacks (trolley jacks) across all common capacities. Each page covers capacity ratings, lift range, saddle height, vehicle compatibility, and ASME PASE 2019 safety standards.

Floor Jack Capacity Classes

Key Specifications Covered

Each guide provides detailed information on:

  • Capacity Rating - Maximum lift capacity at saddle (tons and pounds/kg)
  • Minimum Saddle Height - Lowest point for low-clearance vehicles
  • Maximum Lift Height - Highest saddle extension
  • Lift Range - Total vertical travel from min to max
  • Vehicle Compatibility - What types of vehicles fit each capacity
  • ASME PASE Compliance - Safety standards (ASME PASE 2019)
  • Safety Requirements - Jack stand usage and vehicle support
  • Model Examples - Specific products from major brands

Critical Safety Information

⚠️ Important: Floor jacks are for lifting only, not support

  • Always use rated jack stands after lifting
  • Never work under a vehicle supported only by a floor jack
  • Follow ASME PASE 2019 standards
  • Check vehicle manual for approved lift points
  • Inspect jack before each use

Choosing the Right Capacity

Quick Selector:

Vehicle Type Recommended Jack Why
Compact cars, sedans 2 ton Adequate capacity with safety margin for corner lifts
SUVs, crossovers, light trucks 3 ton Higher lift range and capacity for heavier vehicles
Full-size trucks, vans, commercial 4 ton Maximum capacity and lift height for heavy vehicles

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