# Best Trolley Jack 2026: 10 Ranked, and the 3-Tonne Label That Doesn't Add Up Source: https://www.ranked10.co.uk/home/best-trolley-jacks Published: 2026-09-18 | Updated: 2026-09-19 | Prices checked on Amazon UK on 2026-09-18 No trolley jack listing here is quite as straightforward as its title suggests. The priciest of the ten, at £137.99, is headlined '3 Ton / 6,600 lb (3000 kg)' with a 75-510 mm lifting range. Yet the Load Capacity field on that same page reads 5.5E+3 Pounds, and one of its own bullets promises 'up to 5,500 lbs'. That is a gap of 1,100 lb — roughly 500 kg — between the headline and the specification. Meanwhile both DriveUpTools listings carry 189 ratings, the identical 70/16/4/5/5 histogram and the same '2,502 in Automotive' rank, despite costing £65.99 and £137.99. Before you buy, check the millimetre range and the load figure in the specification table, not the capacity printed in the title. We ranked ten of the best trolley jack listings on Amazon by what the specification tables actually say, not what the marketing copy claims: lifting range in millimetres and inches, the Load Capacity field, customer rating volume, published warranty length and price. Where a listing contradicts itself, we say so with both numbers. ## The ranking ### 1. Sakura SS5191 2 Tonne Hydraulic Jack, 135-330 mm - Price: £37.85 | Amazon rating: 4.5 from 2,073 ratings - Full review: https://www.ranked10.co.uk/home/best-trolley-jacks/sakura-2-tonne-trolley-jack - Buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00EC83X1Y?tag=ranked10-21 Cheapest of the ten at £37.85 with the largest review sample at 2,073 ratings, and its title figure matches the specification table exactly. This is the highest-rated trolley jack in the group on volume: 2,073 ratings at 4.5 stars, and second place in Amazon's Automotive Floor Jacks rank at 1,208 in Automotive overall. More importantly, its numbers agree with each other. The title says 2 tonnes, the Load Capacity field says 2 tons, and the lifting range is quoted as 135 x 330 mm in both the bullets and the specification table. That consistency is rarer here than it should be. At 4 kg it is the lightest jack on this list by a wide margin — the KATSU weighs 32 kg — which makes it a genuinely boot-friendly car floor jack for roadside tyre changes. A steel frame, swivel castors and a safety relief valve are all listed, and the one-year manufacturer warranty is stated plainly rather than buried. That said, 135 mm is not a low entry height. If your car is lowered or has a deep front splitter you may struggle to get the saddle underneath, and 330 mm of maximum lift will not raise a van far enough to drop a wheel safely. If you run a heavy SUV or a van, look at the 3-tonne listings instead. Pros: 2,073 customer ratings at 4.5 stars, the largest sample in this group; Title capacity of 2 tonnes matches the 2 tons in the specification table; 135-330 mm lifting range stated identically in the bullets and the specs; 4 kg item weight, the lightest of the ten by a wide margin; Safety relief valve and a one-year manufacturer warranty both listed Cons: 135 mm minimum saddle height is not low profile, so lowered cars may not clear it; 330 mm maximum lift limits use on vans and tall SUVs; Only 2 tonnes of capacity, so heavier vehicles are out of scope; One-year warranty, shorter than the two-year cover on some rivals ### 2. Goodyear GOD1000 2 Tonne Hydraulic Jack - Price: £38.24 | Amazon rating: 4.3 from 2,209 ratings - Full review: https://www.ranked10.co.uk/home/best-trolley-jacks/goodyear-god1000-trolley-jack - Buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01J1QGN54?tag=ranked10-21 Almost the same money as the Sakura at £38.24 and slightly more ratings at 2,209, but a lower 4.3 average and no minimum height published anywhere. Second on ratings volume with 2,209 at 4.3 stars, but the specification table is thinner than the Sakura's. There is no Minimum Height field at all, so the only lifting figure published is a 330 mm maximum. In practice, that means you cannot tell from the listing whether this 2 tonne trolley jack will slide under a low car. What is listed is reasonable: a 360-degree seat swivel, a high-gauge steel frame and universal fit. Load Capacity is given as 2 Tons, matching the bullet that promises up to 2 tons. At 9 kg it is more than twice the weight of the Sakura, which points to a chunkier frame, and the manufacturer warranty runs to two years rather than one. However, the missing minimum height is a real gap for anyone with a lowered car, and the 4.3 average sits below most of this group. If you want a jack you can check against your own clearance figure before ordering, this is not it. It suits a standard-height hatchback or estate where 330 mm of lift is enough. Pros: 2,209 ratings, the second-largest sample in this group; Load Capacity of 2 Tons matches the bullet claiming up to 2 tons; Two-year manufacturer warranty, longer than the Sakura's one year; 360-degree seat swivel and high-gauge steel frame both listed; 9 kg suggests a heavier frame than the budget 4 kg rival Cons: No minimum height published, so low-clearance fit is unknown; 4.3 star average, below the 4.5 to 4.7 leaders here; 330 mm maximum lift is modest for SUVs and vans; Ranked 5,042 in Automotive, well behind the Sakura and the Sealey ### 3. LARBANKE S460 3 Ton Trolley Floor Jack, Blue - Price: £68.99 | Amazon rating: 4.7 from 329 ratings - Full review: https://www.ranked10.co.uk/home/best-trolley-jacks/larbanke-3-ton-trolley-jack - Buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0DRN8GJ8Y?tag=ranked10-21 The cheapest 3-tonne option at £68.99 and the joint best rated at 4.7 stars, though on a much smaller sample of 329 ratings. The cheapest 3-tonne option here at £68.99, and rated 4.7 — but on 329 ratings rather than the Sakura's 2,073. The load figures line up: Load Capacity reads 3E+3 kg and the bullet quotes 3 tons (6600 lbs). The one wobble is the minimum height, where the title says 133 mm and the bullet says 5.31 inches, which works out at roughly 135 mm. It lifts to 460 mm, which is 130 mm more than the Sakura and the Goodyear manage, and the extra-long saddle is aimed at taller vehicles. An aluminium and steel build keeps it at 21.5 kg, which is heavy to carry but perfectly manageable to wheel around. Two large steel casters and two 360-degree swivel casters are listed for positioning. Even so, 21.5 kg is a lot to heave into a boot, and the 4.7 average rests on a far smaller sample than the top two. If you only ever change one wheel on a hatchback, you are paying for capacity you will never use. This is for someone with an SUV or a van who needs the extra height. Pros: 3-tonne capacity, given as 3E+3 kg in the specification table, for £68.99; Lifts to 460 mm, around 130 mm more than the 2-tonne jacks here; 4.7 stars, the joint-highest rating in the group; Aluminium and steel construction at 21.5 kg, light for a 3-tonne jack; Two steel casters plus two 360-degree swivel casters listed Cons: 329 ratings, a much smaller sample than the top two; Title says 133 mm minimum while the bullet says 5.31 inches, about 135 mm; 21.5 kg makes it awkward to store or carry into a car; More capacity than a small car owner will ever use ### 4. Sealey 1020LEHV 2 Tonne Low Profile Jack, Green - Price: £64.99 | Amazon rating: 4.4 from 319 ratings - Full review: https://www.ranked10.co.uk/home/best-trolley-jacks/sealey-1020lehv-low-profile-jack - Buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07YBMHF66?tag=ranked10-21 The lowest entry of the ten at 85 mm, and the only listing here that ships with a jack pad included. The lowest entry in the group: an 85 mm minimum saddle height, published as plainly as the 385 mm maximum. For a low profile trolley jack that first number is the one that matters, and it sits 50 mm below the Sakura's 135 mm. Load Capacity reads 2E+3 kg, matching the 2 Tonne in the product name. Sealey also lists a profiled lifting arm, a one-piece hydraulic unit with pump-through action, and a white saddle to help line the jacking point up. A jack pad is included, which is unusual at this price — most listings here do not mention one at all. Cast iron construction puts the weight at 10 kg. By contrast, 385 mm of maximum lift and a 2-tonne rating rule it out for vans or heavy SUVs, and 10 kg is not a boot-friendly weight. If your car sits at standard height you are paying £64.99 for clearance you do not need. This one is for lowered cars, sports models and customs. Pros: 85 mm minimum height, the lowest entry of the ten; 385 mm maximum lift, 55 mm more than the Sakura and the Goodyear; Jack pad included, plus a white saddle for positioning; Load Capacity of 2E+3 kg matches the 2 Tonne in the name; One-piece hydraulic unit with pump-through action listed Cons: Only 2 tonnes of capacity, so not for vans or large SUVs; 10 kg item weight is far from portable; 319 ratings at 4.4 stars, a modest sample; Cast iron build is heavier than the aluminium and steel alternatives ### 5. KATSU Tools 161222 3 Tonne Floor Jack, Blue - Price: £123.99 | Amazon rating: 4.4 from 258 ratings - Full review: https://www.ranked10.co.uk/home/best-trolley-jacks/katsu-low-profile-floor-jack - Buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BQXHBK26?tag=ranked10-21 Reaches 505 mm, the second-highest lift here, but it weighs 32 kg and the fitment field names a trailer rather than a car. This is one of the two most expensive hydraulic trolley jack options at £123.99, and the numbers are mostly solid: title, bullets and specification table all say 3 tonnes (6000 lbs), with 75 mm minimum and 505 mm maximum. However, the Compatible Vehicle Type field says 'Trailer', while the bullets promise cars, vans and SUVs. That is worth checking against your own vehicle before ordering. The specification is genuinely heavy duty: 5 mm steel, a twin piston pump for quicker lift, a built-in overload system, and two large steel casters paired with two 360-degree swivel casters. At 32 kg it is the heaviest item in this group by some margin, 10 kg more than the LARBANKE S460. That weight is precisely why it stays in a workshop rather than a boot. That said, 32 kg and a 79 cm package is not something you move around casually. If you want one jack for occasional driveway use, this is more cost and more weight than you need. It makes sense for a garage with a fixed lifting spot. Pros: 3-tonne capacity and a 505 mm maximum lift, the second-highest here; 75 mm minimum height, among the lowest entries in the group; 5 mm steel construction and a twin piston pump for faster lifting; Built-in safety overload system listed; 15th in Amazon's Automotive Floor Jacks rank Cons: 32 kg, the heaviest product in this group by 10 kg; Compatible Vehicle Type field says 'Trailer', not car or SUV; £123.99, more than double the cheapest 3-tonne option here; 258 ratings, a smaller sample than the top four ### 6. LARBANKE K465 3 Ton Low Profile Jack, Blue - Price: £79.99 | Amazon rating: 4.7 from 202 ratings - Full review: https://www.ranked10.co.uk/home/best-trolley-jacks/larbanke-3-ton-floor-jack - Buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0DR44LGJX?tag=ranked10-21 A 3-tonne jack at £79.99 rated 4.7, with an 80-465 mm range that stays consistent across title, bullets and specification. A 3-tonne jack for £79.99, rated 4.7 on 202 ratings. The lifting range is consistent across the title, the bullets and the specification table: 3.15 inches (80 mm) minimum to 18.31 inches (465 mm) maximum. Load Capacity reads 6.6E+3 pounds, which matches the 6600 lbs quoted in the bullet. No item weight is published anywhere. An aluminium and steel build plus a dual pump system for faster lifting are the headline features, along with a 360-degree rotatable, detachable saddle, a rubber pad and a foam handle bumper. In practice, the 80 mm entry is 5 mm lower than the Sealey's, so it will fit under most low-clearance cars while still lifting to 465 mm. Crucially, those 202 ratings are the smallest sample in the top six, and the missing weight figure means you cannot judge portability from the page. If you need a trolley jack for cars only and nothing taller, the £68.99 LARBANKE S460 undercuts this one by £11 for the same 3-tonne rating. Pros: 3-tonne / 6600 lb capacity for £79.99; 80-465 mm range, consistent across title, bullets and specification; 4.7 stars, the joint-highest rating in the group; Dual pump system for faster lifting; Detachable 360-degree saddle with rubber pad and foam bumper Cons: No item weight published anywhere in the specification table; 202 ratings, the smallest sample in the top six; £11 more than the other LARBANKE 3-tonne jack at £68.99; 61.5 x 33.5 cm footprint takes up storage space ### 7. DriveUpTools T-2.5HJB 2.5 Ton Low Profile Jack, Green - Price: £65.99 | Amazon rating: 4.4 from 189 ratings - Full review: https://www.ranked10.co.uk/home/best-trolley-jacks/driveuptools-2-5-ton-jack - Buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FJM9DJPW?tag=ranked10-21 The cheaper of the two DriveUpTools jacks at £65.99, but its title claims 13.8 inches of lift while two of its own bullets say 15. The first of two DriveUpTools listings, and the cheaper at £65.99. Its own page disagrees with itself on lift height: the title says 3.3 to 13.8 inches, while two bullets say 3.35 to 15 inches. The specification field settles on 15 inches maximum and 3.35 inches minimum. Meanwhile it shares all three review signals with the £137.99 DriveUpTools jack — 189 ratings, the same 70/16/4/5/5 histogram and the same '2,502 in Automotive' rank. Load Capacity reads 5500 Lbs, matching the 2.5 Ton (5,500 lbs) in the bullets. At 11.5 kg it is heavier than the Sakura but lighter than anything in the 3-tonne bracket. Steel construction and a compact, space-saving shape are the practical selling points, and the 3.35-inch entry is low enough for most saloons. That said, the 13.8 versus 15 inch contradiction means one of those figures is wrong, and 2.5 tonnes is not a capacity any vehicle manufacturer quotes. If you want a clean, verifiable number, the Sakura and Sealey listings are tidier. Buy this one if the £65.99 price and the compact footprint matter more than the paperwork. Pros: £65.99 for 2.5 tonnes, given as 5500 Lbs in the specification table; 3.35-inch minimum height, low enough for most saloons; 11.5 kg, lighter than every 3-tonne jack here; Two-year manufacturer warranty, the longest in this group; Compact, space-saving design for boot storage Cons: Title says 13.8 inches maximum while two bullets say 15 inches; Shares its 189 ratings, histogram and rank with the £137.99 DriveUpTools jack; 2.5 tonnes is not a standard vehicle rating; 189 ratings is the smallest sample in the top eight ### 8. 2.5 Ton Hydraulic Floor Jack, Blue, 85-385 mm - Price: £36.59 | Amazon rating: 4.5 from 184 ratings - Full review: https://www.ranked10.co.uk/home/best-trolley-jacks/2-5-ton-hydraulic-floor-jack - Buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FDGPY1KH?tag=ranked10-21 Second-cheapest at £36.59 and ranked first in Amazon's Automotive Floor Jacks category, though the 385 mm figure comes from a single bullet. The second-cheapest jack here at £36.59, and the highest-ranked: 780 in Automotive and 1st in Automotive Floor Jacks. It is also the only one sold under a Generic brand name, with no model number beyond a manufacturer part number. Load Capacity reads 2.5 tons and one bullet quotes an 85 mm to 385 mm range. In theory, 85 mm to 385 mm is a useful spread — the same entry height as the Sealey and 55 mm more lift than the Sakura — for roughly half the money. Two fixed wheels and two 360-degree swivel metal castors, a safety overload valve and an integrated carry handle are all listed, and the 4.5 star average comes from 184 ratings. Worth noting, though: no Maximum Lifting Height field appears in the specification table, so the 385 mm figure rests on a single bullet. There is also no item weight and no warranty period given. If you want paperwork you can lean on, this is not the listing. If you want the cheapest 2.5-tonne car jack that Amazon currently ranks first in its own category, it is. Pros: £36.59, the second-cheapest of the ten; Ranked 1st in Amazon's Automotive Floor Jacks category; Load Capacity of 2.5 tons with an automatic safety overload valve; 85 mm minimum height stated in the specification table; 4.5 stars from 184 ratings Cons: Generic brand with no recognisable model name; No Maximum Lifting Height field, so 385 mm comes from one bullet only; No item weight and no warranty period published; No figure in pounds or kilograms to cross-check the 2.5-ton claim ### 9. BREEZENEST 3 Tonne Heavy Duty Jack, Yellow and Black - Price: £88.99 | Amazon rating: 4.6 from 65 ratings - Full review: https://www.ranked10.co.uk/home/best-trolley-jacks/breezenest-3-tonne-trolley-jack - Buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GWD5G139?tag=ranked10-21 The only 3-tonne jack here with an 85 mm entry, but the 470 mm maximum comes from the title alone and it has just 65 ratings. The only 3-tonne jack here with an 85 mm entry, as low as the Sealey's, and it lifts to 470 mm according to the title. The specification table lists a Minimum Height of 85 Millimetres but no maximum height field at all, so the 470 mm figure rests on the product title alone. Dual-pump hydraulics, a safety overload valve, a non-slip handle and 360-degree swivel castors are all listed. Load Capacity reads 3 tons, matching the 3-tonne (3000kg) claim in the bullets. At £88.99 it sits neatly between the two LARBANKE jacks on price. The catch is the evidence base: 65 ratings at 4.6 stars, by far the smallest sample of the ten. That is not a reason to avoid it, but it is a reason not to treat the average as settled. If you want a heavy duty trolley jack low enough for a sports car and strong enough for a van, the specification suits; if you want a track record, look higher up this list. Pros: 85 mm minimum height combined with a 3-tonne rating; Load Capacity of 3 tons matches the 3000kg claim in the bullets; Dual-pump hydraulic system and safety overload valve listed; £88.99, between the two LARBANKE jacks on price; 360-degree swivel castors and non-slip handle for positioning Cons: 65 ratings, by far the smallest sample here; No Maximum Lifting Height field in the specification table; No item weight published; 470 mm comes from the title only, so verify it before buying ### 10. DriveUpTools 3 Ton Low Profile Jack, Green, 75-510 mm - Price: £137.99 | Amazon rating: 4.4 from 189 ratings - Full review: https://www.ranked10.co.uk/home/best-trolley-jacks/driveuptools-3-ton-trolley-jack - Buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0DJVXDP26?tag=ranked10-21 At £137.99 it is the dearest here and the least self-consistent, with four separate numbers that do not agree with each other. The most expensive trolley jack in the group at £137.99, and the one with the widest gap between headline and specification. The title says '3 Ton / 6,600 lb (3000 kg)' with a 75-510 mm range. The Load Capacity field on the same page reads 5.5E+3 Pounds, and a bullet says 'up to 5,500 lbs'. That is 1,100 lb — about 500 kg — less than the title claims. The height figures disagree too. The title's 510 mm maximum is around 119 mm more than the 15.2-inch (roughly 386 mm) figure quoted in the bullets. Only the 75 mm minimum is consistent across the page. At 27.5 kg with a rubber-coated saddle and built-in wheels, the hardware itself is substantial, but you cannot tell from this listing which of its own numbers is the real one. Either way, it costs more than twice the LARBANKE S460 for a 3-tonne claim that may really be 2.5 tonnes. Meanwhile the £65.99 DriveUpTools jack shares its 189 ratings, its 70/16/4/5/5 histogram and its '2,502 in Automotive' rank, so the review count tells you nothing about which of the two is better. This is not the listing for anyone who wants a figure they can check before spending £137.99. Pros: 75 mm minimum height, joint-lowest with the KATSU; Rubber-coated saddle to protect the chassis; 27.5 kg suggests a heavier build than the cheaper 3-tonne jacks; Built-in wheels listed for manoeuvrability on rough surfaces; Title specifies a double piston quick-lift mechanism Cons: Title claims 3 Ton / 6,600 lb while the Load Capacity field says 5.5E+3 pounds; A bullet promises 'up to 5,500 lbs', 1,100 lb below the title figure; Title says 510 mm maximum while the bullets say 15.2 inches, about 386 mm; £137.99, more than twice the other LARBANKE 3-tonne jack at £68.99 ## Verdict For most homes, the Sakura at £37.85 does the job: 2 tonnes, a 135-330 mm range, 4 kg in weight and 2,073 ratings behind it. If you need reach rather than weight, the KATSU lifts to 505 mm and the LARBANKE K465 to 465 mm — both heavier and both dearer. If your car sits low, a low profile trolley jack matters far more than headline capacity; the Sealey starts at 85 mm and so does the BREEZENEST. Either way, treat any trolley jack as a 2 tonne or 3 tonne claim only after you have read the specification table, not the title.