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The Best Quality Low Profile Floor Jacks for your Sports & Lowered Car
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[@fskof]

These jacks will last a life time. You will be able to give these to your grandchildren thats how well made these are. Yes they are expensive but worth every penny!

[@Omnis2]

Only the most expensive jack is compatible with my expensive jack stands. Gotta love auto fanatic.

[@F355bob]

I have the same jack I bought 10 years ago and it is worth the price. Used it many times when I had my loweredF355. Now have a Porsche and use the jack along with the same jack stands.Quality stuff and more important --safe.

[@autofanaticcars]

thanks for sharing your ownership I was wanting these for my home garage for 10 years, we had 6 of these at my old shop working on all the exotics and I was spoiled after that.

[@johng753]

I purchased an AC Hydraulics floor jack several years ago and it’s a good solution for lowered vehicles. I have a BMW E46 M3 with a coil over suspension that’s set low for improved handling and this jack works great. Very easy to adjust up or down in small increments. The rubber insert on the wheels keeps the jack very stable and it does not creep once it’s set in place. High quality construction so I don’t have to worry when I’m working on my car.

[@autofanaticcars]

Thanks for sharing these are great jacks and one of the best features is the lack of insane noise and chatter rolling it around. ALl my cars are very low and nothing works on them and after very careful research and measuring these fit the needs perfectly

[@vanessaifrah]

Not in my budget at the moment unfortunately but I appreciate your consistency on recommending high quality products in every one of your videos 👍

[@autofanaticcars]

Thank you!

[@chewdoobautomotivedetailtm2883]

Ty Phill really appreciated.💪💪💪🛠️🛠️🔧🔧🛠️🔧🛠️🔧🛠️🔧🛠️🔧🛠️🦾🦾🦾🦾🔧🦾🔧👏👏👏💯💯💯

[@WhateverUSA]

Dude. I love everything you do. When I get a GT350, Im following everything.

[@sweetness_5772]

Keep putting out great videos, ideas and recommendations for auto enthusiast.

[@autofanaticcars]

More to come!

[@LT350R]

Excellent! Was on the hunt for just this! 👍🏼

[@TMoz311]

Everything you do is high quality brother! Good stuff!

[@autofanaticcars]

I appreciate that!

[@UaeDelta]

That's cool ! I love the turn handle.

[@autofanaticcars]

Me too!

[@user-kp5vl8jq6q]

My father has one from AC that he has been using or over 30 years, Works just as well as if it ws new. I'll get myself one soon, the price devided over the years buying quality makes it cheap in the end.

[@autofanaticcars]

Exactly invest once and keep it forever because buying those cheap Chinese jack’s every few years isn’t saving money

[@cjsnylons]

Looks like a very quality product. Thanks for sharing.

[@autofanaticcars]

They are!

[@dougb3740]

Looks like I know what to ask for Christmas. Thanks Phil!! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@autofanaticcars]

Hope you enjoy this jack is the real deal, once you use it youll never go back to the cheap ones its like night and day

[@mrbreezeet1]

@@autofanaticcars That's what the guys on garage journal say

[@mrbreezeet1]

@@autofanaticcars I can't afford it but I don't care I'm sort of a tool junkie anyhow

[@amoni1959]

Sup Phil! Those are some sweet low pro jacks. But I am gonna have to stick to my quick jacks. I made em work for me. I just store the lines and motor under work bench and the lifting mechanisms under the car.

[@autofanaticcars]

I have no room for the Quick Jacks plus with my back issues i saw those as being an issue for me to move around and store so this is my system for my limited space

[@mrbreezeet1]

NICE! I want one

[@gregpapagno5683]

Sweet

[@bradc5633]

Nice! Christmas is coming 🤪

[@autofanaticcars]

show the wife the video hint hint

[@abnerphilipe]

Would you consider getting an Elevator? For maintenance and for storing two cars in the same place, one on top of the other. What are your thoughts?

[@MachineGunner29]

Hey, just curious what park of New York do you live at ? Somewhere over there by Scarsdale ?

[@rjhick1]

*Looks at price*.. uhhh yeah thats going to be a no for me dawg 😂

[@autofanaticcars]

yes this is not for everyone i understand that

[@joneill63]

Yup - love my Harbor Freight Daytona - built like a tank and less than half the price of this one (only 40% of the price). This might be "higher quality", but for what most people use a jack for, this seems way overkill. BTW - you should never work on a car that is left only on a jack (ANY jack) anyhow - you need to use jack stands. I use RennStands with my jack - works great and adjustable height (Daytona jack with 2 RennStands is still almost $100 cheaper than this jack alone).

[@mikeprice8307]

@@joneill63 bought 1 dropshipped $125 two years ago, loving it every since.

[@cristianflores8788]

$400 bucks for the extra 5 inches. harbor frieght's longest jack is 32." This AC jack is 37" im too cheap to drop $660 on one of these pallet jacks. 🤣 I'll stick to exercising good old skill in jack points.

[@mrbreezeet1]

@@mikeprice8307 What did you buy for $125.00?

[@gabea.458]

I've had one for years. The only thing I've replaced is the o-ring "tires" as they dry rotted after a long time. I got replacements from Pelican. It's the best jack for lowered cars.

[@autofanaticcars]

yes the rubber tire o rings are for sure a wear issue i stocked up in extras when I got the jacks, still love these jacks.

[@NoferTrunions]

You failed to mention the MOST REMARKABLE SPEC of these (DK13HLQ) jacks: MAX HEIGHT = 28.94" which is INSANE The 24" of the cheap stuff out there itself was revolutionary when it came out but 29" is just plain nutz.

[@autofanaticcars]

I Now own 3 of these jacks in my shop the best investment i ever made no more cheap jacks for me that sink

[@magnuman008]

just wondering when you throw your winter wheel and tire packages on your cars? I live in Chicago, and still have my all seasons on my challenger. Thanks

[@autofanaticcars]

I usually wait til the last minute and put them on the first time it snows

[@drewsky1967]

Whoa ? Is Phil showing us his face ? Haha. Keep up the good content!

[@autofanaticcars]

thats not me

[@drewsky1967]

@@autofanaticcars I figured that much

[@dntlss]

Very good looking jack,gotta get me one,those jackstands are funny, look like some kinda porta potty for a dog,lol, im sure they are bad ass though

[@autofanaticcars]

the jacks are great those aluminum jack stands are no longer made unfortunately they are called Jack Point Jack Stands and were designed for cars that have only 4 designated lift point on sports cars.

[@rcking345]

Can you add a link for jack pads for the Shelby? I couldn't find any on the ford performance website

[@autofanaticcars]

you can use any jack pad that has the pinch weld relief i may have linked them in the video description those are the ones I usually use on my Shelby

[@mattduffy2023]

That is bad ass. What is the payload on yours? Looks like it takes up some real-estate. Nice job buddy.new subscriber here

[@autofanaticcars]

check all specs online i tuck these in under my toolboxes and they take up no space for my garage which works out great

[@AntuanDodson]

Thanks for the video! Im in the market for a new jack and found them on Pelican Parts. What's the difference between this model and the cheaper ones from AC Hydraulic? Model AC DK20 and AC DK20Q

[@autofanaticcars]

its the dimensions and load visit their website for a schematic

[@ajchien]

The DK13HLQ has a capacity of 1.3 tons, high lift of 29” with the Q indicates a foot pump. The DK20 is a 2 ton with a high lift of 20”. So, DK20Q is a 2 ton with high lift 20” and a foot pump.

[@mrbreezeet1]

@@ajchien right! hey what's up, It's bubinga, from garage journal. You get around don't you 😂 I didn't pick up the master Force yet they told me it could just go back on the floor and they would refund me without penalty I think I'm going to put the difference toward a AC hydraulic the one they're showing in the video and yes you are correct the difference between those two Jacks is one has the foot pedal and one does not.

[@panthers865]

Jacks look like damn pallet jacks lol

[@autofanaticcars]

these are very high quality

[@yamahaJDM]

any owners can chime in how long have own it ?

[@mrbreezeet1]

What is your best price on one of those jacks The AC Hydraulics DK13HLQ Long Reach Hydraulic Jack, Blue, 1.3 Ton

[@Laguna2013]

Any reason not to go for the extra capacity of the DK20HLQ ?

[@autofanaticcars]

the DK20 reach is not as good as the one i show in this video i had one years back in my old shop it was not great for sports cars as the angle is steeper on the rise

[@riology2234]

regardless of cost, are these AC floor jacks the best jacks money can buy? or there is others that are superior/ better competitor

[@autofanaticcars]

YES! we just ordered another one for our shop. I just did a video review of the new Daytona Billet Jack from Harbor Freight if you check the channel the video was posted a few days ago. it worked well to lift my Ferrari but I tried to lift my new BMW M3 and the jack almost slipped out and broke. Very unsafe unless it is a lightweight vehicle. We are sending the jack back tomorrow and replacing it with a AC Hydraulic DK20 which is a bit shorter than the ones shown in this video. You get what you pay for and safety has no price.

[@charlestimmis273]

Hi, looking at the DK20Q, you mentioned the steep angle. looking at the specs it says Minimum Height: 3.15"; Max Height: 19.5" and the front width is about 10.7 inches. just wondering why would it not work. I am thinking of getting it to work with the Rennstand. your input is appreciated.. thanks

[@autofanaticcars]

the 13 shown here is good for ultra low profile cars I also have the DK20 and love it and use it the most now in my home shop. if you cant get it under your car drive on some 2X4 pieces like I do but the 2 ton works way faster and easier to life full vehicles to use jack stands.

[@charlestimmis273]

kindly if you have time, can you please measure the width of font wheels and the height of front wheels of the DK20 on the lowest position when you have time. appreciated..@@autofanaticcars

[@ACAC89]

The jack you have listed DK-13HLQ is rated for 1.3 tonnes roughly 2800 lbs. My F80 M3 weighs 36-3700 lbs similar to your Alfa QV ... would the DK-20HLQ be the better choice? I want to pick one up just not sure which one to choose. Thanks and appreciate your content keep up with the quality products!

[@autofanaticcars]

Hi the ones i show in this video are the only ones that can slide under all my cars the DK20 can not due to the steeper arm angle design. the DK13 has no issues lifting any of my cars with ease I just lifted our Alfa Stelvio on all 4s with these two jacks

[@ajchien]

Your 3700 lb M3 has roughly a 52/48 weight distribution, which means it only weighs 1924 lbs-ish in the front. If you want to lift both front wheels up at the same time, you are still well within the 2800 lbs capacity of the jack.

[@autofanaticcars]

exactly thanks for the clarification for others to see.

[@Laguna2013]

@@autofanaticcars I think the DK20HLQ has the 2T capacity but same clearance as the DK13HLQ ?

[@mrbreezeet1]

I'd say that Jack there would be okay the 1.3 ton you're only picking up half the car or one quarter of the car.

[@menswearhous]

2:10 can you post a link to that puck or is it just a generic one?

[@autofanaticcars]

the hockey puck is generic, the actual rubber seat is specific for the jack

[@timothywolleck7628]

There is one on American Muscle for $70

[@Nintendude2013]

Maybe a dumb question but can I use this jack for regular size car (sedan or coupe) because I ordered one ..

[@autofanaticcars]

yes i use it for all cars the jacks are awesome

[@Nintendude2013]

@@autofanaticcars thanks for the reply !

[@mrbreezeet1]

Sure you can!

[@mrbreezeet1]

I'm getting one I have a 2001 Grand Prix SE just a plain Jane Grand Prix

[@DirtDude117]

We actually used these for a little while but replacement parts is annoying. I actually have the same jack stands and the Rennstands (Safe Jack) which both work well with the Harbor Freight Daytona Low Extended ones. For the DIY guys its a cheaper option that's durable. The wheels can also be replaced with ones line yours, but I actually have twin ring ones on mine. I can get a Viper ACR, lowered S2000 (track car), and a Ferrari 360 all in the air easily with both this and the Harbor Freight Daytona Low Extended. I did leave a Toyota Land Cruiser on the jack for 18 hours straight to "torture test" both and they both passed fine.

[@autofanaticcars]

the only jack that i ever had that worked on all of my lowered sports cars was this horrible low profile gray HF Pittsburg unit that would jam, slam down and cause issues safety issues. I was so happy to give it away to my neighbor and the other one to one of my workers. I originally wanted to buy a Lincoln jack and those are priced the same or even higher than these but by their designs none will work on lowered cars i own and work on regularly. I have tried them all and really like these AC units. The one from Demark that i did not show in this video was by ESSCO COMPAQ i personally liked the design better but it was not low enough to reach under my cars jacking points so I sold it to a customer. Look those jacks up there also amazing. My friend has the $300 Daytona and it can not get under any of my cars or work with the Jack Point Stands, he has to roll the car on wood to raise it up to use the Jack Stands which was annoying.

[@DirtDude117]

@@autofanaticcars The low profile HF ones have a lot of issues, and the Yellow Daytona that Snap-On sued them for is good but as you said it has clearance issues. Their Long Reach/Extended + Low Profile seems to be the best of their options. We use them at our shop a lot due to our customer base. Primarily German cars with some modified tuner toys. The floor jacks in this video were simple to use especially for cars that needed to be lifted to get on our lift which is just about 60% of our customers vehicles. I guess I'm not quite the demographic for this type of thing but I do appreciate you trying/testing these products and showing us what works great for you.

[@losmoore3358]

Sorry I watched the wrong video. I was looking for a low profile hydrolic jack for low cars.

[@rafaeldeleon225]

2 tone mmh

[@Wolf420gamer]

They sound and look like a amazing product sucks not everyone can afford one, I need one 😢

[@autofanaticcars]

these are not priced that much higher than many jacks sold online and at Harbor freight when you think about what your getting overall. check for black friday sales they someones go in the low 500 range

[@mywa8314]

Where the hell is the link?

[@leofong8344]

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[@1stfrompuertorico568]

1st from Puerto Rico 👍🇵🇷

[@autofanaticcars]

send some heat to NY man its freezing today

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

@@autofanaticcars 🥶🥶🥶🤣🤣I know. Your family members who live here must have already let you know here is summer all year long and sunny.

[@monkeyking-self-proclaimed7050]

I hate low profile jack that only go as far as 6 inches. Some car's jacking point is further in. What's the damn point if you can only stick it in 5-6 inches.

[@charlestimmis273]

Nice jack. I like people who spend money on quality... Very few people want to spend money to get quality. They look for cheap Chinese crap that will break and cost more in the long run... To add to that. most of the Chinese jacks that you see are the same jack badged differently with different colors, made in the same POS factory in China...

[@autofanaticcars]

i did a video on the Daytona Billet jack from HF $300 toy i lifted a BMW 5 series the jack bent and twisted and went back to the store and I bought the DK20 and never looked back

[@M3ichael]

Wait do I see a face?

[@autofanaticcars]

its not me

[@M3ichael]

@@autofanaticcars conspiracy or fake news HAHA! Keep up the great videos!

[@Pittsburgh-412]

Sorry but the ac jack is $615.00 on Amazon and I can't justify spending that much on a floor jack. It is exactly what I need but not in my price range

[@autofanaticcars]

yes this is not for everyones budget but is far superior than the China jacks sold at Harbor Freight, it depends what you want and how much you value safety and a long term investment. the cheaper jacks just do not last from constant repeated use.

[@Logan-te3iq]

Early squad

[@seamusbennett707]

Harbor Freight 4 life!

[@autofanaticcars]

keep supporting China

[@mrbreezeet1]

@@autofanaticcars It is almost hard not to anymore

[@looking_33]

@@mrbreezeet1 it’s impossible

[@dannyMCDelight]

Made in China jacks are fine. $600 for a jack is for a professional who makes $ fixing cars

[@autofanaticcars]

if your ok supporting the country that has destroyed lives and the world economies and life as we know it then so be it but i will never sorry.

[@vybo8921]

You get what you pay for. Save up, get 1 good jack, not 2 medium to poor jacks.

[@expatconn7242]

1.3 ton lift .. that’s sucks ass for $650 .. pass

[@kubankhaos]

Nope

[@mrbreezeet1]

I bought mine off Amazon I am very disappointed with it. have the A/C hydraulics dk 13 HLQ This jack is new. I find it awful hard to jack up, and I am only lifting the front end of A 2001 Grand Prix. Is there any kind of adjustment to make this any easier to jack the car up. I am very disappointed with the operation of this Jack. I don't know if there is something wrong with mine, Or if that's just the way these are. I am out of my 30 day Amazon return window, so I can't return it.

[@autofanaticcars]

you might need to bleed it out contact AC direct for support

[@riology2234]

i was considering getting one and this comment made me unsure about it

[@vybo8921]

@@riology2234 I agree. With very light cars it is probably OK. But even a V-6 everyday car, let alone a V8, I would be leery of it. I have also read in other forums where the person made sure to bleed it out and still had a hard time pumping it with his family car. The issue with the 2 ton DK20HLQ version of this is as Auto Fanatic says, the rise starts quickly and would not fit under very low profile cars. But for other cars, SUV's, trucks and vans, I might buy the 2 ton HLQ version. I do not have a sports car.