Buy OTC 1532 2-Ton Capacity Aluminum Racing JackOTC 1532 2-Ton Capacity Aluminum Racing Jack Product Description:
- Made from aircraft-grade aluminum lifts two tons and weighs only 43 lbs
- Five pumps to maximum height of 18 inch
- Low profile 3-1/2 inch makes it perfect for ground hugging high performance cars
- Two-piece 45 inch long handle snaps together for quick setup
- Removable rubber saddle pad protects vehicle and prevents slipping
Product Description
Aluminum Racing Jack that Lifts two tons and weighs only 43 pounds. Made from aircraft-grade aluminum and with dual pump pistons you reach the maximum height of 18 inch with only 5 pumps. Low profile 3-1/2 inch makes it perfect for ground hugging, high performance cars. Includes side-mounted handles for quick and easy carrying and the removable, rubber saddle pad protects vehicle and prevents slipping. The two-piece 45 inch long handle snaps together for quick and easy setup. Backed by OTC feets lifetime marathon warranty.
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52 of 54 people found the following review helpful.
By B. Eapen
This is one badly made jack combined with false advertising on their Lifetime warranty.Jack came in quickly from amazon. Looked pretty. Made in China. I did the bleed routine but found the first 1/4th of the lever movement was flat spot/ free play, and didn't do any actual lifting. I attributed this to a quirky jack and it didn't bother me much especially due to the lifetime warranty. If it wasn't for the warranty, it would've gone right back. Jack worked great otherwise though the force required was a good bit more than any other Jack I've had, even with the long lever. It was way more effort than the $100 Torin Race Jack sold here on amazon. The effort itself didnt bother me, but gave me the feeling that the leverage was wrong and the piston assembly was under undue stress. Kinda like it was trying to lift more than it should per stroke to aid quicker lifting. I could feel the lever bending, something Ive never experienced in any of the jacks Ive used before. All the jacks ive used before, I could lift the car with just my arm muscle. On this jack, sometimes it was easier to just lean on it with my body weight. This wasn't very confidence inspiring, but I assumed this is how it was designed, I did'nt care as long as it worked.About 10 months into my ownership, and about 20 uses, the jack started leaking. There was no local places to warranty the jack so I called the nearest dealer in Canada and he used some choice words to describe OTC and their products and said they no longer do OTC stuff due to the number of returns they've had. He asked me to call the OTC distributor in Ontario. I called the main distributor for OTC Canada, he just asked me to return it to the place of purchase so that an OTC agent can look at it and decide on its/my fate. I asked if they could just send me the hydraulic unit and they said no they dont do that, since its a full assembly and has to be replaced/repaired as a whole or something along those lines.So I called up the nearest US warranty place and I explained the situation to him. The moment I said Lifetime Warranty, he interrupted me immediately and corrected me saying " Limited " lifetime warranty for Parts and Labor. So I asked him, does the seal leaking within 10 months, with no more than 20 lifts constitute a bad part? He said, it could be, you will have to speak to OTC directly. I couldnt get through to OTC, so I called another dealer and he point blank said,no warranty, we repair those jacks all the time, Leaking seals are not a warranty item, its 34.99 bucks labor + whatever parts costs + shipping both ways ( about $60). I asked him if he could just send me the hydraulic unit to save on shipping but that was a no go.At this point, I just packed it all up and sent it back to amazon, paid 30 bucks in shipping. It was more than year old by then and I dont care if I dont see a single buck for it but I dont want it in my garage anymore and I refuse to deal with OTC.The main reason I bought this jack for 250 bucks is because I didnt wanna spend 100 bucks every year to raise and lower my car 20 times. When they said lifetime warranty, I had the feeling that they actually trusted their product enough to issue such a warranty, and, in case I had issues, Id get it replaced immediately. I had the $100 Torin Racing Jack previously, and it did the same job for the same time, 1 year, 20 odd lifts and died, but did the whole thing for a 100 bucks. Torin even sent me a full hydraulic assembly for FREE but that failed shortly thereafter.Just another junk chinese jack with a misrepresented warranty. I cant imagine how many people fall for the "lifetime" warranty advertised. I know i did. Do yourself a favor before you buy this jack, call up an OTC dealer in your area and tell them you have a failed jack and see what they say.....
21 of 22 people found the following review helpful.
By Reviewer
After my Sears floorjack of 25 years stopped working, I decided to buy a new aluminum jack to replace it instead of rebuilding my old one again. A quick glance at the reviews of the newer Sears floor jacks left me discouraged...all had bad reviews! I then found this jack online for a good price and it had a great warranty so I ordered it. I've only used it a handful of times, but it works great so far. It weighs less than half of my old steel Sears jack, is easy to move around, pumps up to meet the jacking points fast, and is easy to release. The effort required to jack up my truck is harder than with my old jack, but it's not terrible (I think this is due to the fast-pumping action this one has. With no load, this one reaches full lift at 5 pumps (vs. 23 pumps with my old Sears)).Overall, I am very happy with this jack so far and feel comfortable recommending it. And the one I got came with two matching jack stands, too. Shopping for it online, I found that Amazon had the cheapest price by a fair margin.
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
By Ralph Fodell
The OTC 1533 Racing Jack Pack contains one OTC 1532 Aluminum Racing Jack OTC 1532 2-Ton Capacity Aluminum Racing Jack and one OTC 1582 pair of two ton aluminum jack stands. The product description does not make that clear so I went to the OTCtools website and did a search for the 1533 combination before making my purchase. All items are shipped in a single carton.Some people have mentioned difficulty removing the wire retainer used to hold the handle receptacle in place during shipping. Found if you push down on the handle attaching point it will give you enough slack to remove the wire.Also found the Prothane 19-1405 5" jack pad Prothane 19-1405 Red 5" Jack Pad fits nicely to protect the paint on your vehicle sill.
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Not bad for the value, but BUYER BEWARE