Trolley Jacks
Browse our range of trolley jacks which has something to suit every vehicle lifting job. Our range includes everything from compact 2 tonne trolley jacks for everyday maintenance to heavy-duty workshop models, plus low-profile, long-reach and air-operated trolley jacks for more specialist applications. Browse quality trolley jacks from trusted brands like Sealey, with competitive prices, fast UK delivery and expert advice whenever you need it.
Why Choose a Trolley Jack?
If you've ever tried lifting a vehicle with the wrong equipment, you'll know how much difference a good trolley jack makes.
They're easy to position, simple to use and take most of the hard work out of lifting a vehicle. Whether you're changing tyres, replacing brake pads or carrying out routine servicing, a trolley jack gives you quick access underneath the vehicle without the hassle.
Still, it’s important to note that a trolley jack is designed to lift a vehicle, not support it. Once it's in the air, always use a suitable pair of axle stands before getting underneath.
Which Trolley Jack Should You Choose?
That really comes down to what you're lifting. If you're working on everyday cars, a standard trolley jack will usually do the job. For a sports car or anything with low ground clearance, a low-profile trolley jack will make life much easier.
For SUVs, vans and larger vehicles, it's worth looking at a model with a bit more lifting height. And if you're using a trolley jack day in, day out, an air-operated or heavy-duty model can save both time and effort.
Not sure which one you need? Get in touch with us, we’ve got a full team of experts who will happily help you choose the right trolley jack.
What Should You Look For?
Before you buy, it's worth thinking about a few things:
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Weight capacity - Make sure the trolley jack is rated for the vehicle you'll be lifting.
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Minimum lifting height - Low-profile jacks are ideal if your vehicle sits close to the ground.
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Maximum lifting height - Higher-lifting models are better suited to SUVs, vans and larger vehicles.
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Material - Aluminium jacks are lighter and easier to move around, while steel models are a good choice for regular workshop use.
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How often you'll use it - If it's only coming out every now and then, a standard trolley jack will do the job. For daily use, it's worth spending a little more on something built for heavier workloads.
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Trolley Jack FAQs
Most cars can be lifted safely with a 2 tonne trolley jack, while larger vehicles like SUVs and vans are usually better suited to a 3 tonne model or above.
Trolley jacks should only be used on level, solid surfaces like concrete; using one on gravel or uneven ground is unsafe and can cause the jack to shift or collapse under load.
Yes, low-profile trolley jacks are designed specifically to fit under low-clearance vehicles like sports cars or modified cars common in the UK, with entry points as low as 70-80mm.