Explore Our Range of QuickJack Models
The BL-3500SLX is perfect for lighter vehicles such as compact cars and small sedans. With a lifting capacity of 3,500 lbs / 1,588 kg. this model provides the ideal balance of power and portability. Its compact size makes it easy to store and transport, ensuring you can take it anywhere your car goes.
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For mid-size cars, sedans, and light SUVs, the BL-5000 series offers a robust lifting capacity of 5,000 lbs. / 2,268 kg. This model is a favorite among DIY mechanics who require a reliable and versatile lift for a variety of vehicle types. Its user-friendly design allows for quick setup and operation.
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The BL-7000 series is built for heavier vehicles, including trucks and larger SUVs. With a lifting capacity of 7,000 lbs, / 3,175 kg. this model is the go-to choice for those who need to lift larger, more substantial vehicles safely and efficiently. Its sturdy construction ensures maximum stability and durability.Which QuickJack Model Should I Buy?
First, it’s up to you to measure your vehicle and wheelbase. With that information in-hand, we can better assist you. Here’s how to take those measurements, step-by-step. Measuring takes about five minutes and ensures the right car lift gets delivered to your door.
Take a few minutes to gather these four measurements
1. Locate Vehicle Curb Weight
You can find your vehicle’s curb weight either on the driver’s side door, in the manual or on the internet.
2. Measure the Tire Spread
Step 1 — Measure the distance between your front and rear tire treads, keeping the measuring tape 3" above the ground. Step 2 — Subtract 2” from the measurement in Step 1. The result is your Tire Spread Measurement (Measurement B)
3. Lift Point Spread (Min/Max)
Step 1 — Measure the inside of your jacking point to the inside of the opposite jack point. This is your Minimum Lifting Point Spread. Step 2 — Measure the outside of your jacking point to the outside of the opposite jack point. This is your Maximum Lifting Point Spread. These two measurements will become your Lifting Point Spread (Measurement C)
4. Ground Clearance
Measure the distance between the ground and a lifting point. This is your Ground Clearance measurement (Measurement D) Keep in mind that there must be some space between QuickJack and your vehicle’s lifting points. If your car's lift points are resting flush on a fully-lowered QuickJack, the frames will be unable to generate enough force to lift the vehicle.
Determining the Right Model
Now that you have all the measurements to determine which QuickJack car lift model will work with your vehicle(s), match your measurements with the chart below:
| A - Curb Weight | B - Tire Spread | C - Lifting Point Spread | D - Ground Clearance | Recommended Model |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ≤ 3,500-lbs. | ≥ 62.5" | 27" (min) – 50.5" (max) | ≥ 3.5" | 3500SLX |
| ≤ 5,000-lbs. | ≥ 70" | 37" (min) – 60" (max) | ≥ 3.5" | 5000TL |
| ≤ 5,000-lbs. | ≥ 76" | 43" (min) – 66" (max) | ≥ 3.5" | 5000TLX |
| ≤ 7,000-lbs. | ≥ 70.75" | 37" (min) – 60" (max) | ≥ 4" | 7000TL |
| ≤ 7,000-lbs. | ≥ 76" | 43" (min) – 66" (max) | ≥ 4" | 7000TLX |