KIA Universal Hand Cranked Jack

$76.52 USD
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Features & Benefits

  • Dual Rotation Design: Wrench rocker or joystick mechanism enables efficient cranking in both directions, reducing manual effort and installation time.
  • Multiple Capacity Options: Available in 1-ton, 2-ton, and 3-ton variants to suit different vehicle weights and lifting requirements.
  • Hand-Cranked Operation: No electricity required—portable and reliable mechanical lifting for emergency roadside repairs and maintenance.
  • Universal Compatibility: Fits KIA Forte, Rio, Spectra, and Optima models across multiple generations for broad vehicle coverage.
  • Compact and Portable: Lightweight design allows easy storage in your vehicle trunk for on-the-go accessibility.
  • Labor-Saving Mechanism: Ergonomic handle design minimizes physical strain during extended cranking operations.

What's Included

1x Hand Cranked Jack (1-ton/2-ton/3-ton variant), 1x Wrench Handle (rocker or joystick style), 1x Instruction Manual

Installation Guide

Total time
5 minutes
Drilling required
No - bolt-on
Warranty
Yes - non-invasive
  1. Select Appropriate Capacity Choose the correct jack tonnage (1-ton, 2-ton, or 3-ton) based on your vehicle's weight and lifting needs.
  2. Position the Jack Place the jack on a flat, stable surface directly under the vehicle's designated jacking point, typically located on the frame near the wheel.
  3. Align the Lifting Pad Ensure the jack's lifting pad is centered and fully in contact with the vehicle's jacking point to prevent slipping.
  4. Begin Cranking Motion Using the wrench rocker or joystick handle, begin rotating in one direction with steady, controlled movements to lift the vehicle smoothly.
  5. Monitor Lifting Progress Watch the vehicle rise gradually and stop when you reach the desired height for tire removal or maintenance work.
  6. Secure the Vehicle Always place jack stands or wheel chocks under the vehicle as a safety backup before working underneath.
  7. Lower the Vehicle Safely Reverse the cranking direction slowly and steadily to lower the vehicle back to the ground, maintaining control throughout.

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