Trolley Jacks

Shop trolley jacks for lifting cars, vans and light commercial vehicles during servicing, tyre changes and repairs. Explore hydraulic trolley jacks designed to provide reliable lifting performance for professional workshops and home garages.

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Trolley Jacks for Safe & Efficient Vehicle Lifting

Trolley jacks are one of the most widely used vehicle lifting tools for routine servicing, inspections and repairs. Their hydraulic lifting mechanism allows vehicles to be raised quickly and efficiently for work including tyre replacement, brake servicing, suspension repairs and general maintenance.

Professional mechanics and DIY users rely on hydraulic trolley jacks for their ease of use, manoeuvrability and dependable lifting performance. Available in a variety of capacities and chassis designs, they provide a versatile lifting solution for many different vehicle types.

Professional vs DIY Trolley Jacks

Professional workshops typically choose heavy-duty garage trolley jacks capable of withstanding repeated daily use while offering fast lifting and robust construction.

DIY users often prefer car trolley jacks that provide dependable lifting performance for occasional servicing and maintenance around the home garage.

Choosing the Right Trolley Jack

When selecting a trolley jack, important considerations include:

  • Vehicle weight
  • Lifting capacity
  • Minimum saddle height
  • Maximum lift height
  • Chassis length
  • Ground clearance
  • Frequency of use

Low-entry, long-reach and high-lift designs are available to suit different vehicle types and workshop requirements.

FAQ

What are trolley jacks used for?

Trolley jacks are used to lift vehicles for tyre changes, servicing, inspections and repair work.

What is the advantage of a hydraulic trolley jack?

Hydraulic trolley jacks provide smooth, efficient lifting with minimal physical effort.

Are trolley jacks suitable for lowered vehicles?

Low-profile trolley jacks are specifically designed for vehicles with reduced ground clearance.

What lifting capacity do I need?

Choose a trolley jack with a lifting capacity that comfortably exceeds the weight of the vehicle being lifted.