Jeep Jacks

[Flip]

I carry this one. 21" tall, very safe, a little bulky but it fits in a small storage tote. I paid $27 for it. They've about trippled in price.

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The sprinter can jack will fit in the factory location with a little trimming. I cut a notch in the body and trimmed the base of the jack a bit to get it to sit all the way down. I fit all the tools needed to change a tire, the jack, and 2 ratchet straps in there. Also lined tub with rubber and packed it in foam to keep anything from moving around.

I keep a small bottle jack in there too. Perfect fit, its been 2 years it hasn't leaked a drop yet.

 

[TrustWonUSA]

This one is by far the best one I have bought.
https://www.autozone.com/engine-and-vehicle-lift/jack/p/duralast-gold-3-5-ton-professional-foldable-garage-jack/1276164_0_0?spps.s=2097&cmpid=LIA:US:EN:AD:NL:1000000:GEN:22350391884&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22356757832&gbraid=0AAAAADkcoVvEaISTiDm6UznEf0CKpD-GJ&gclid=CjwKCAjw56DBBhAkEiwAaFsG-mWMFMbGMdXF_7J_FT_hHG8o1sF0m4rB-CADlH-KVYGbp-CkBfU_shoC6osQAvD_BwE&new_store_set=true

 

[THAW]

When this jack is stored in a Sprinter is it stored on its side or straight up and down?

On it's side under the passenger footwell.

 

[txj2go]

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Even Jeep says you have to have a block if you have 35" tires.
I wasn't sure if my Jeep that I bought used even has a jack and in the process of looking to see where the jack should be stored I found a video by Mopar that states you need a block if you have 35" tires. I have been carrying a bottle jack from HF plus a few scraps of 2x4 if I needed some additional height. Most places where I go would have plenty of convenient rocks too.

 

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I know the general rule of thumb is to store hydraulic jacks upright to prevent leaking. I couldn't resist storing mine in the convenient storage area. It's been over 2 years, no leaks. I carry 3 jacks.

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