Shop floor jacks for automotive maintenance, repair and professional service applications. From low-profile and quick-pump jacks for passenger vehicles to heavy-duty equipment built for commercial trucks, choose the lifting capacity and configuration that fits the work in your bay.
Floor jacks are available for everything from daily vehicle maintenance and performance work to demanding commercial applications. Start with the vehicle weight and lifting points, then compare jack profile, lifting range and operating design.
A versatile choice for passenger cars, crossovers and light trucks where maneuverability and straightforward hydraulic lifting are priorities.
Lower-profile designs provide access beneath performance and lowered vehicles, while rapid-pump configurations help reduce the time required to reach the lift point.
Compact vertical designs combine a small footprint with substantial lifting capacity for trucks, SUVs and other applications with adequate ground clearance.
High-capacity equipment is built for demanding vehicle service, including heavy trucks, fleet vehicles and commercial equipment.
Compare floor jacks for automotive, performance and heavy-duty service. Review lifting capacity, minimum and maximum height, jack construction and operating design to find the right equipment for your vehicle or shop.
If you have a garage without a floor jack, is it even a garage? The floor jack is one tool you never want to be without. Here at Wrenchers, you’ll find heavy-hitting jacks ranging from everyday 3-ton models to massive 30-ton jacks built to lift the heaviest vehicles.
When it comes to floor jacks, one size definitely does not fit all. We stock a wide selection built for every kind of job: quick oil changes, tire rotations, suspension work, and even lifting heavy duty trucks. Ranger floor jacks are built from the ground up for maximum safety, smooth lifting, and long-term durability. Whether you're outfitting a full-service shop or leveling up your home garage, we've got the jack that fits your needs and your floor space.
Choosing the right floor jack starts with knowing what you're working on and how often. Ranger's lineup covers everything from daily drivers and performance vehicles to diesel haulers and commercial equipment.
Ideal for sedans, crossovers and light trucks. These models are well suited to routine maintenance and everyday vehicle service.
Low-profile and quick-pump designs make these models useful for lowered vehicles and applications where efficient positioning and lifting matter.
Built for substantially heavier applications, with up to 60,000 lbs. of lifting capacity for heavy-duty trucks and commercial equipment.
Match the jack to the vehicle, lifting points and the way the equipment will be used in your garage or service bay.
Choose equipment with a rated capacity appropriate for the vehicles you plan to service.
Lower vehicles require enough clearance for the jack to reach the intended lifting point.
Compare minimum and maximum lifting height against the vehicle and service work you perform.
Consider manual hydraulic, quick-pump and air-assisted operation based on your workload and shop setup.
Weight capacity is important, but the lifting system and physical design also determine which jack makes sense for a particular vehicle and work environment.
Hydraulic/air jacks use compressed air to drive the hydraulic lifting system, providing substantial lifting power with less manual effort. They are particularly useful in high-traffic shops and industrial environments where heavier vehicles are serviced regularly.
Bottle jacks use a compact vertical design that provides substantial lifting capability from a relatively small footprint. Their height makes them especially useful for trucks, SUVs and other vehicles with sufficient ground clearance.
Racing jacks prioritize speed, maneuverability and access. Lightweight construction and rapid-pump designs make them useful for performance work, while low-profile configurations can reach beneath lowered vehicles.
Heavy-duty jacks combine higher lifting capacities with rugged construction for demanding applications such as buses, box trucks, fleet vehicles and other commercial equipment.
Tell us what you're lifting and how you'll use the jack. Our team can help narrow down the equipment that fits your vehicle or shop.
Choosing the right floor jack starts with knowing what you're working on and how often. Ranger’s lineup of floor jacks covers everything from daily drivers to diesel haulers and performance builds. These jacks are engineered for consistent performance under serious loads, built with premium components, and designed to hold strong, lift fast, and last long.
Here’s a quick breakdown to help guide your pick:
No matter what you drive or what drives into your bay, Ranger has a jack ready for the job.
When you’re shopping for a floor jack, it’s not just about weight capacity. It’s also about the type of lifting system that works best for your setup. Let’s break down the main types of floor jacks and where they shine.
Hydraulic/air jacks use compressed air to drive hydraulic fluid through a lifting piston, delivering serious power with minimal manual effort. These are ideal for high-traffic shops and industrial settings where speed and safety while lifting heavy vehicles are daily priorities. Just hook it up to your air system, press a lever, and you’re off the ground in seconds.
Bottle jacks are compact, powerful, and budget-friendly, with a vertical design that makes them ideal for lifting tall vehicles like trucks and SUVs. They’re a staple for roadside kits and mobile mechanics due to their portability and simplicity.
Racing jacks are designed for speed and efficiency. Built lightweight (usually with aluminum frames) and featuring rapid-pump designs, they’re a favorite in motorsports and for performance vehicle work. They’re low-profile enough to slide under lowered cars and fast enough to get your wheels off in seconds.
Heavy-duty jacks are the real deal. Designed with high-tonnage capacities and rugged steel frames, these jacks handle serious weight like buses, box trucks, or fleet vehicles. They typically include wide bases for added stability and oversized wheels for easy maneuvering on rough shop floors.
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