TYAYT Electric Car Jack Kit 5 Ton 12V (12V Floor Jack + Impact Wrench + Tire Inflator)
Product description
Quick overview
If you change tires at home, on the road, or whenever you end up stuck with a flat, this TYAYT Electric Car Jack Kit is built around one job: getting the car up safely and helping you handle the tire right there. It’s a 5-in-1 kit that pairs an electric hydraulic floor jack with an impact wrench, plus an onboard tire inflator pump, warning/LED lighting, and controls designed for practical roadside use.
On paper, it’s aiming at drivers who want less hand-pumping and fewer separate tools in the trunk. The lift range is listed as 6.1 to 17.7 inches, with a “reach max height in about 2 minutes” claim. Still, it’s not the type of jack you’d want to treat like a universal power tool for every scenario—there are limitations, and those matter.
Key features worth paying attention to
The appeal here isn’t one single feature—it’s the bundle. Instead of only a jack, you also get an impact wrench and an air inflator pump, so you can move from “flat tire problem” to “tighten and re-inflate” with the same setup.
The electric hydraulic jack is described as permanently lubricated DC motor-powered, and the kit includes a pressure display so you can monitor tire pressure while inflating. There’s also automatic stop behavior when it hits the height limit, a preset pressure, or detects overload. That kind of stop logic can reduce the “did I overdo it?” feeling during use.
For lifting stability, the jack is described with a durable steel pressure bar, and it uses an autoblocking device intended to keep the height stable even without power. That last part is worth considering if you’ve ever worried about stability when switching tasks.
What it’s like to use (and where it helps most)
Imagine you pull over, pop the trunk, and connect power—either via the cigarette lighter outlet or a car battery. Once connected, you run the lift, raise the vehicle to the needed height, remove the tire nuts with the impact wrench, then inflate the tire using the built-in pump.
The included power cable length is listed as 11 feet, and the kit is described as long enough to go across all four tires without changing the power source. If you typically deal with flats in the driveway, that’s useful. If you frequently keep tools minimal, the “one kit” concept is the point.
One thing to note: the description explicitly says to start the car’s engine before operating the jack. So this is more “backup for tire changes” than “works on its own with the ignition off.”
Tech specs
- Name: Electric Car Jack Kit 5 Ton 12V Floor Jack
- Type: Portable hydraulic floor jack with impact wrench and tire inflator pump
- Load capacity: 5 ton
- Power: 12V (runs from cigarette lighter outlet or car battery)
- Lifting height range: 6.1 to 17.7 inches
- Power cable length: 11 feet
- Includes: impact wrench, tire inflator pump, warning light/LED light, tire pressure display
Limitations and “not for everyone” moments
This kit comes with some constraints you should take seriously. The description includes a warning not to use the jack on sloped terrain, and to never use it on vehicles over 5 tons.
Also, while it’s designed to stop automatically when it reaches preset limits, you still need to use it correctly. If your plan is heavy-duty frequent lifting (not just tire changes) or you need something for awkward angles, it may feel too specialized. In general, it’s best thought of as a tire-change kit, not a general-purpose shop jack.
Who should consider it (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you want a portable tire-change system that’s more automated than a basic manual jack—especially if you like having an inflator and an impact wrench in the same package.
It may not suit you if you often handle vehicles that can exceed the stated 5-ton limit, or if you regularly work on uneven or sloped ground. It’s also not the best match if you don’t want to rely on car power and starting the engine before operating.
Is it worth it?
Yes, this TYAYT electric car jack kit looks worth considering if you want a compact, all-in-one approach to lifting, loosening/tightening, and inflating during a tire change—using 12V power and a lift range of about 6.1 to 17.7 inches.
But if your use case involves lifting on inclines, frequent non-tire work, or vehicles beyond the stated capacity, you’ll likely be better off skipping this and choosing a solution that’s designed for those conditions from the start.
Mini FAQ
FAQ
Does this jack need the car power on? The description says to start the engine before operating.
How high can it lift? The listed lifting height range is 6.1 to 17.7 inches.
Can you inflate the tire without extra tools? The kit includes a tire inflator pump and a tire pressure display.
What powers the jack? It runs from a cigarette lighter outlet or a car battery.
Is it safe to use on uneven ground? The description advises against using it on sloped terrain.