Best Jack for Jeep Wrangler

2007 Jeep Wrangler
Image: 2007 Jeep Wrangler by aldenjewell (BY)

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A Wrangler jack must reach the vehicle’s actual lift point, which changes with tire size and suspension height. Compact bottle and floor jacks work best on level, firm ground for tire service or maintenance; long-travel and farm-style jacks are recovery tools with different stability limits. A jack raises a vehicle—it never supports work underneath it. Use rated jack stands, wheel chocks and level ground before any under-vehicle work.

# Product Price Where to buy
1 Pro Eagle 3-Ton Big Wheel Off Road Jack Kratos $580–$650 Amazon · eBay
2 Pro Eagle 3-Ton Off Road Shop Jack Abrams $280–$340 Amazon
3 Pro Eagle 2-Ton Big Wheel Off Road Jack The Beast $500–$560 Amazon · eBay
4 Powerbuilt 3-Ton Unijack 640912 $75–$100 Amazon
5 ARB Hydraulic Long-Travel Recovery Jack 1060001 $950–$1,050 Amazon · eBay
6 Hi-Lift X-TREME 48-inch Jack $140–$180 Amazon · eBay
7 Hi-Lift X-TREME 60-inch Jack $170–$220 Amazon · eBay
8 Safe Jack 6-Ton Bottle Jack Recovery Kit $300–$450 Amazon · eBay
9 Safe Jack 6-Ton 6-inch Bottle Jack Extension $45–$60 Amazon

The picks, in detail

Pro Eagle 3-Ton Big Wheel Off Road Jack Kratos
Pick 01 of 09

Pro Eagle 3-Ton Big Wheel Off Road Jack Kratos

A 3-ton aluminum off-road floor jack intended for Jeeps and trucks, with large non-pneumatic wheels for loose terrain and a 6-inch minimum height.

  • 3-ton capacity
  • 6-inch minimum height
  • 28-inch height with included 8-inch extension
  • 68-pound aluminum jack
Pros

  • Long reach suits many lifted Wranglers
  • Big wheels are practical off pavement
Cons

  • Heavy and bulky for a daily-driver cargo area
Pro Eagle 3-Ton Off Road Shop Jack Abrams
Pick 02 of 09

Pro Eagle 3-Ton Off Road Shop Jack Abrams

A 3-ton steel floor jack with a 4-inch minimum height and 28.5-inch maximum height when fitted with its optional 8-inch extension.

  • 3-ton capacity
  • 4-inch minimum height
  • 28.5-inch maximum with optional extension
  • 77-pound steel construction
Pros

  • Lower starting height than the Kratos
  • Useful on garage floors and compact dirt
Cons

  • Wheels are less trail-oriented than the Kratos
Price: $280–$340
Pro Eagle 2-Ton Big Wheel Off Road Jack The Beast
Pick 03 of 09

Pro Eagle 2-Ton Big Wheel Off Road Jack The Beast

A 2-ton aluminum big-wheel jack for Jeep, UTV and truck use, with a 6-inch minimum and 26-inch height using its included 8-inch extension.

  • 2-ton capacity
  • 6-inch minimum height
  • 26-inch maximum with included extension
  • 55-pound aluminum jack
Pros

  • Lighter to carry than the 3-ton Kratos
  • Big wheels suit uneven surfaces
Cons

  • Lower capacity and reach than Kratos
Powerbuilt 3-Ton Unijack 640912
Pick 04 of 09

Powerbuilt 3-Ton Unijack 640912

A portable all-in-one bottle jack and jack-stand design rated at 6,000 pounds, with an 11- to 21-inch lift range for stock or mildly lifted Wranglers on level ground.

  • 6,000-pound capacity
  • 11–21-inch lift range
  • integrated jack-stand support
  • portable bottle-jack format
Pros

  • Designed to lift and hold rather than merely lift
  • Compact maintenance-focused option
Cons

  • 21-inch maximum height may not reach a highly lifted Wrangler’s frame
Price: $75–$100
ARB Hydraulic Long-Travel Recovery Jack 1060001
Pick 05 of 09

ARB Hydraulic Long-Travel Recovery Jack 1060001

ARB’s hydraulic long-travel recovery jack has a 2,000 kg capacity, lifts from 160 mm to 1,230 mm and is designed for controlled off-road recovery.

  • 2,000 kg capacity
  • 160–1,230 mm lifting range
  • 540 mm travel
  • 10.5 kg aluminum construction
Pros

  • Very large reach for lifted Wranglers
  • Hydraulic, two-stage controlled descent
Cons

  • Premium recovery tool rather than a substitute for jack stands
Hi-Lift X-TREME 48-inch Jack
Pick 06 of 09

Hi-Lift X-TREME 48-inch Jack

A 48-inch all-cast mechanical farm jack with a top winch-clamp-spreader attachment, intended for recovery, winching and lifting from suitable rated points.

  • 48-inch mechanical jack
  • all-cast construction
  • top winch-clamp-spreader attachment
  • 32-pound weight
Pros

  • Multi-use recovery and winching tool
  • Long mechanical reach
Cons

  • Requires practiced setup and is not a safe stand for maintenance work
Hi-Lift X-TREME 60-inch Jack
Pick 07 of 09

Hi-Lift X-TREME 60-inch Jack

The 60-inch X-TREME version offers more reach than the 48-inch model for tall recovery points on heavily modified Wranglers.

  • 60-inch mechanical jack
  • all-cast construction
  • top winch-clamp-spreader
Pros

  • Extra height for tall bumpers or recovery points
  • Same multi-use X-TREME system
Cons

  • Longer and harder to store on a Wrangler
Safe Jack 6-Ton Bottle Jack Recovery Kit
Pick 08 of 09

Safe Jack 6-Ton Bottle Jack Recovery Kit

A 6-ton bottle-jack system with lift pads and extensions, listed with an 8- to 36-inch range for axle, frame or other appropriate lift points.

  • 6-ton bottle jack
  • 8–36-inch kit lift range
  • extensions and lift pads
  • carry-bag system
Pros

  • Compact route to useful lifted-vehicle height
  • Extensions avoid improvised unstable blocks
Cons

  • Requires compatible pads, correct contact point and firm ground
Safe Jack 6-Ton 6-inch Bottle Jack Extension
Pick 09 of 09

Safe Jack 6-Ton 6-inch Bottle Jack Extension

A solid-steel extension that adds 6 inches to a compatible bottle jack’s available height and fits saddles 1.25 inches or smaller.

  • 6-inch added height
  • solid steel shaft
  • fits saddles up to 1.25 inches
  • extension screw-collar compatible
Pros

  • Useful upgrade for a compatible bottle jack
  • Safer than piling loose blocks under a jack
Cons

  • Accessory only; it is not a jack and needs a stable compatible system
Price: $45–$60

Buying tips

  • Measure from your chosen approved lift point to the ground at full droop before buying; a stock Wrangler and lifted Wrangler can need very different reach.
  • Recovery jacks and farm jacks can lift a vehicle, but they must never be the only support for work underneath it.
  • For maintenance, chock wheels, work on level ground and lower the vehicle onto correctly rated jack stands before going underneath.

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