Low-profile Floor Jack 3T 85 mm NEO tools 11-732

Low-profile Floor Jack 3T 85 mm NEO tools 11-732 is a steel construction lifting tool designed for vehicles with limited ground clearance. With a 3-ton rated capacity and a minimum height of 85 mm, this compact floor jack enables access beneath low vehicles for maintenance, tire changes and light undercarriage work. The design focuses on stability and space-saving storage for use in home garages and professional workshops.

Advantages

The low minimum height allows the jack to slide under lowered cars and sports vehicles where standard jacks cannot reach. Steel construction provides durable support and resistance to everyday workshop loads. Its compact footprint and relatively low weight make it easy to position and store, while the lifting capacity covers most passenger cars and small vans. Simple mechanical operation ensures straightforward use without complex setup.

Suitable for

• Changing tires on passenger cars with low ground clearance
• Routine maintenance and inspections of undercarriage components
• Brake and suspension work that requires safe lifting of one axle
• Use in home garages, service bays and small automotive workshops

Key specifications

• Lifting capacity: 3 tonnes (3000 kg)
• Minimum height: 85 mm
• Construction material: steel
• Design: low-profile floor jack for reduced ground clearance vehicles
• Typical application: axle or corner lifting of passenger cars and small vans

How to use

Position the jack on a level, solid surface and align the saddle with the vehicle manufacturer’s specified lifting point. Pump the handle steadily until the vehicle is lifted to the required height, observing the jack’s rated capacity. After completing maintenance or wheel changes, lower the vehicle slowly by releasing the hydraulic valve or lowering mechanism. Always follow the vehicle maker’s lifting recommendations and ensure the jack is fully lowered and stored safely after use.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, use appropriate axle stands to support the vehicle after lifting; do not rely on the jack as the sole support during repairs. Regularly inspect the jack for hydraulic leaks, visible damage or wear, and keep it clean and lubricated according to general workshop practice to maintain reliable performance.