Any recommendation for Jack for lifted Tundra

Any recommendation for Jack for lifted Tundras? I only have a 2" lift in front and 1" in the back but she sitting on 35s. Thank you in advance for your advice.

 

Eagle pro. Or a piece of 6x4 for your stock jack

 

I have a Crewmax with a 6" Pro Comp lift and this is what I use:

$92 Powerbuilt 3 Ton, Bottle Jack and Jack Stands in One, 6000 Pound Capacity, All-in-One Car Lift, Heavy Duty Vehicle Unijack, Wide Base, 620471

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GJJZ5NI/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8

 

Eagle Pro

 

A couple cut down sections of 2x4 should give your stock jack some help, and is notably cheaper/easier to carry than a Pro Eagle

 

All I’ve ever used is wood to cut down on the height gap

 

how many tons?

 

My floor jack sucks in regards to being able to lower slowly.

A piece of wood and tall jack stand do work.

 

I bought the 2 Ton Beast but there was a delay with shipping so I upgraded to the 3 Ton Kratos to get it sooner!

 

Pro Eagle is the way to go, I have the 2 ton Beast, it will lift anything, anywhere.

 

I keep a chuck of a 4X4 in my swingcase..

 

A big one.

 

Where is the Pro Eagle made?
My floor jack decided to call it a day today. Not worth rebuilding since I am tired of using a wood block for enough height.

 

Not sure but that thing rolls over a zip tie. Should be a good seller point just for that LOL

 

Not quite the same as your question but you might find some relevant info:

https://www.tundras.com/threads/jacks-for-off-road-tire-changing.67275/

 

Not a lot of love for this on Amazon. Have you had any issues?

 

No issues thus far. I have had it a little over a year, and used it about 4 times. It would be a much better design if the handle were longer, but at least it can reach the frame of my lifted Tundra and easily get it off the ground. I looked at the Pro Eagle that others have listed here, but cannot swallow the huge price tag just yet. I would rather spend my $$ on more mods.

 

True, I haven't pulled the trigger on the Pro Eagle because of price.

 

I skipped the Pro Eagle for a number of reasons. 1st and foremost they never responded to any of my communications with them. Not going to drop nearly $500 with a company that does not respond.

2nd after a lot of reading it seems that the chassis is the same as some of the Harbor Freight models and they had some tweaks here and there.

I went with the Daytona Super Duty. Works very well so far. Doubt I will regret spending nearly $300 less.

 

Working on your photo editing skills?
But good recommendation on the jack. I've heard great things about it.

 

I actually just purchased a 2015 MacBook to start learning.

Also I see you are in Wisconsin spent about a couple years there for the military. So my question is: what are your plans to combat the horrible salt they use that rusts every car up there?

Sorry if I'm jacking the thread.

 

I have this same jack. Where do you store it? I having a hard time figuring out where to store mine. Won’t fit Under out behind the back seat

 

There is a part on the stock jack handle that fits perfectly on the handle of this jack. Works great as an extension for me.

 

You can get the best of both worlds. I have a 3 ton HF floor jack with the Pro Eagle 15" extension and base.
The HF (Pittsburgh 3 ton) jack uses a bolt that is just under 1" in diameter to mount its base, while the PE base has a 1.5" diameter recess. So I used this 1/8" thick

$4 Genuine Super Oilite (SAE 863) Sintered Iron/Copper Thrust (Washers) Bearings 1.0000 in. ID x 1.494 in. OD x 1/8 in. Thick

washer to secure the base to the jack - rock solid.

 

Thanks for the heads up. Just placed an order for pro eagle parts as I already have the same HarborFreight jack

 

Same jack I have. I haven’t had the need to lift the tundra yet, but it’s good to see others lifting something as heavy as the tundra with it.

Had a smaller HF jack fail lifting the entire front of my Taco.

 

Looking into getting something for the road now. How are you mounting these in the bed?