After moving, we had lost our floorjack and only had a single scissorjack between our two vehicles. This one works great to put in the vehicle for emergencies and is much safer. An added bonus, the ratchet wrench and lug nut adaptor means this is easy enough on the backs of my older parents that they can actually do it without straining something.

As sold is set up for a BMW. As seen in photo#2 the slot will fit most unibody Jack points. The 3 inch steel disk canBe mounted with 2 chrome screws and the rubber disks fitted. Other rubber disks are available at auto stores ifThese do not fit your car. There is a thumb screw for initial Jack placement under vehicle and a ratchet for lifting - lowering . There is a expanding lug wrench and two unique 2 sided sockets for 17, 19, 21, and 23mm lug nuts. GlovesAre enclosed and it all fits in a small zippered bag. Good quality multi vehicle Jack . Slip resistant when configuredFor your vehicle. Instructions with package. No wheel chocks provided ..you must provide ..2 bricks would work.

I was gonna say 4 stars but for everything that is included is a great deal with only 1 "bad" thing.The car jack is. A it larger than others I have used or the one that came with my car, this is good because it's a more solid build and it opens up and down faster.The mechanism to turn and lift the car is defenitely not my favorite, it takes longer than the normal method and it does not turn all the time in the same direction. However is easier, meaning it requires less effort, with smaller Jack's it takes a long time to extend the jack but with this longer jack the "annoying" mechanism works better and faster.The amount of included accessories is great, specially the double sized sockets, is like have 4 different size sockets in 2.

This is a must-have for those cars that do not come with a spare tire and/or a jack and also happen to be electric cars that require little pucks to protect the battery. I also own a Tesla Model Y. While this is designed for BMW, I am happy to report that it works for my Tesla as well (using the Tesla pucks). The wrench makes it super easy and less labor-intensive on the hands to lift/take down the car. The additional supplies to unscrew the lugnuts are also very helpful. Last but not least, it comes with a bag to keep everything together neatly! I am very impressed with this jack and definitely recommend it!

Everything you'd expect from a stabdard car jack. Not as much stability as a floor jack but that's to be expected. Easy to wind up and the extra handle makes things even easier. Decent deal

I got this for my son’s 2013 BMW X3 since it didn’t come with a jack and it’s works as it should. I had no issues jacking it high enough to be able to remove the tire and there wasn’t much effort needed, in fact when it was high enough to remove the wheel the jack still could have gone higher. The jack itself feels strong and I felt it would be strong enough for even a larger heavier vehicle. The ratchet used to raise and lower the jack works nicely and makes it easier to raise than a normal handle that needs to be spun in a circle. The telescopic lug nut wrench feels strong and had no issues removing and tightening the wheel bolts. The storage bag is big enough to fit everything in it with room to spare and feels durable enough to last. I am able to store it in the rear floor storage compartment so it’s locked out of the way.Overall a very nice and solid car scissor jack that meets our needs.

I purchased a new BMW X3 a couple of months ago. This model is equipped with run-flat tires, which means that there is no spare tire included. It also means that there is no jack nor other tools needed for changing a tire. Just because I may not need to change out a tire, however, doesn't mean that I won't have to jack up the car to be more able to reach underneath and fix something. Additionally, when the run-flat tires wear out I might want to switch over to "regular" radial tires instead. In either case I should definitely have a jack.That's why I ordered this URMECCH 3-Ton Scissor Jack Kit for BMW that caught my eye when browsing on Amazon lately. This is a nice kit, and includes the 3-ton jack itself, TWO thick rubber jack pads that slip into a cup on top of the jack and are formed to fit the BMWs jacking points, the wrench that turns the jacks bolt to raise and lower it, a lug nut wrench with 2 double-sided sockets that accommodates lug nut sizes of 17, 19, 21, and 23mm, a pair of cloth work gloves with silicone anti-slip nubs on the palm side of each glove, a short Phillips head screwdriver, an instruction sheet, and a large zippered carrying bag to hold all these components with room to spare.A couple of the components deserve additional information. First of all, the jacking wrench is not like a lot of other jack-turners that I've had included with cars that I've had in the past, which have a U-shaped off-center sweep handle that is turned (kind of like an old-fashioned hand drill) and are very awkward to use. This wrench is much easier to use, with a reversable ratcheting action to easily switch from raising to lowering turning. Also it has better leverage than the other type I mentioned. The second item I want to spike out is the lug wrench itself, which has a telescoping handle that extends to almost 20" in length for extra leverage (and has a detent near the end of its travel to prevent the shaft's unintentional collapsing while in use), yet collapses down to 14" for easier turning once the bolt has been partially loosened. It has what appears to be a 1/2" drive socket to accept one of the hex sockets, each of which are double-sided to accommodate four different bolt sizes with just two sockets.All the components seem to be well made and robust - up to the challenge of jacking up a vehicle of up to 3 tons in weight. All the components fit easily into the zippered storage/carrying bag (and then some). The bag itself is made from a very thin material which does not have the appearance of something that will last a very long time without developing tears in it, depending on how often it is used and how roughly it is handled. It should be fine for sitting in a trunk or other tool storage area, however, and is a nice addition to the kit to keep all the parts together in one place and prevent loss of any of them.