Hydraulic low-profile trolley jack GEKO 2.5T with swivel head

Hydraulic low-profile trolley jack GEKO 2.5T with swivel head is a compact lifting tool designed for vehicles with limited ground clearance. It combines a low-profile chassis with hydraulic lifting action and a rotating saddle to facilitate safe and precise lifting of cars and light commercial vehicles. The wheeled base and handle allow easy positioning under the vehicle, while the low minimum height enables access to jacked points that standard jacks cannot reach.

Advantages

This GEKO trolley jack offers a 2.5-ton lifting capacity in a low-profile design, enabling use with lowered vehicles and sports cars. The hydraulic mechanism provides smooth lifting and controlled lowering, and the swivel head helps align the saddle with the vehicle lift point without repositioning the entire unit. The wheeled construction simplifies maneuvering in a workshop or garage and reduces physical effort when placing the jack under the vehicle.

Suitable for

• Changing tyres on passenger cars and light vans with low ground clearance
• Underbody maintenance where standard jacks cannot reach
• Home garages and professional workshops requiring a compact hydraulic jack
• Positioning under side skirts, lowered suspensions and sports cars

Key specifications

• Lifting capacity: 2.5 tonnes
• Low minimum height suitable for vehicles with reduced ground clearance
• Swivel/rotating saddle for easier alignment with lifting points
• Hydraulic lifting mechanism for smooth action and controlled descent
• Wheeled trolley base for easy positioning and transport
• Compact footprint for storage in small workshops and trunks

How to use

Position the jack on a firm, level surface and roll it under the vehicle so the swivel saddle is aligned with the manufacturer’s recommended lift point. Pump the handle to raise the saddle until it contacts the vehicle, then continue pumping until the vehicle reaches the required height. Support the vehicle with approved stands before performing any work; never rely solely on the jack. To lower, use the release valve to slowly and evenly descend to the desired position.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the jack and hydraulic components before each use, check for oil leaks and ensure the saddle and wheels are clean. Use only on stable, flat ground and never exceed the 2.5-ton capacity. Always follow vehicle manufacturer lift points and support the vehicle with appropriate axle stands after lifting.