QuickJack 5000TL

One word "Awesome". I use it a lot on my 67 Camaro. Easy to assemble, easy to disconnect hoses to move to different location . Most of the time, mine stay connected and I slide them under my car out of the way. They do have wheels that make moving them around easy. I also use them to change oil on my SUV. You can put them against the wall out of the way either flat or standing.

Wish I'd have bought this sooner! I love being able to lift the whole car up and do what needs to be done without driving up ramps and such. Love this lift. I bought a wheel set from Etsy so I can roll these around easily. They work great! These are a little heavy but not unmanageable. We'll worth the money.

Where do I even begin. Easy setup, easy bleed, easy to use. At first I was afraid my LS400 would be too long for the 5000tl but nope, fits right under there AND the is300 so this will make servicing both cars such a breeze. Pictures and videos really do not do these things justice. For reference I am about 5ft 11in, and when this thing is fully raises on the tall blocks, the bumper comes up to my chest. Everything is right at my fingertips and I don't have to bend over and strain my back.

Most people considering a QuickJack know why they want one. It is one of the best ways to lift a car. The QuickJack is vastly safer than jack stands and much easier to use. Compared to a two-post lift, the QuickJack is a lot cheaper and is more versatile - you can move it to different parts of your garage or even take it to a friend's garage. This thing lifts a car high enough for even a fat man to roll underneath.For someone like me, this is a luxury. I don't work on cars a lot, but I really enjoy being able to bleed my own brakes and change oil any time, without an appointment. I can get it done faster than driving to a mechanic. Maybe someday the QuickJack will pay for itself, but even if not, I'm glad I went for this cool tool.I got this 5000TL model for my Focus RS. It will lift most any car, but a truck or SUV would likely need the 7000TL.

The design and function of this jack is top notch but there is room for improvement. They have a couple small wheels at one end to help moving around but leave much to be desired. My driveway bears scratch marks from the first use. I suppose cardboard could have prevented that. This is important to know but it shouldn't be a deal breaker. This is an excellent system. I just found myself searching for a better way to move it around and position under car. The included positioning handle bars don't help much on rough concrete. I'm wondering why Quickjack doesn't ship with a wheel system or offer an option.There are some aftermarket wheel kits available that turn these behemoths into virtual skateboards. It's a simple bolt on mod. They're not cheap but well worth a look. I went that route- problem solved.First set up took me a couple hours. Ordering ATF saves a trip to the store. Note hydraulic couplings require patience to work sometimes. Quickjack requires a flat surface to stand squarely. A small crack in the driveway had me wondering if the jack was defective but my mistake. Customer service was quick to respond to my inquiry.Storage is not much problem. With Quickjack's low profile they are easy to store. Just hang them on the wall. An inexpensive Harbor Freight block and tackle can lift the jack onto wall hangers. I use a fifth wheel pin puller hook to easily move jacks across floor.The 5000 TL will lift the "64 MGB or a 1935 Ford with stability.This is an excellent lift for my home shop. The best. No regrets. It's just important to know what to expect.

System worked great but there was a leak from the cylinders. Called support and they are sending out new units. They didn't give me any grief and were very responsive and helpful.

Easy to assemble and well constructed. It is heavy, strong, capable of lifting most medium sized cars. With 3 cars at home, it paid itself off in 6 months. Great value.

This is by far the best thing I've spoiled myself with so far. It lifts your car higher and safer then floor jacking it up and doing a balancing act with Jackstands! As you can see my driveway is poop, yet my car was up there nice n sturdy.Yes it weighs a lot, but that weight is quality material! Just make sure to take your time to bleed the air out during set-up, I bled it 10x until no air came out. I also stood on top of it to assist it during initial setup. Also make sure not to over tighten any of the connections. Get it snugged up without reefing it down and see if any ATF comes out.