2T/3T Car Scissor Jack Auto Emergency Crank Lift Stand Labor-Saving Repair Tire Replacement Tool with Wrench for SUV Vehicles

Important Safety Warnings

Your safety is our priority. Please read and follow these instructions carefully to prevent injury or damage:

1. Study, understand, and adhere to all instructions before using this device.
2. Do not exceed the rated capacity as shown in the height/capacity curve (see below).
3. Use only on hard, level surfaces.
4. Intended for emergency tire changing only.
5. Never position yourself under the vehicle while it is supported solely by the jack.
6. Before lifting, activate hazard lights, turn off the ignition, engage the parking brake, and shift to park (automatic) or reverse (manual). Chock the wheel diagonally opposite the one being lifted in both directions.
7. Lift only at vehicle manufacturer-specified points.
8. Follow the tire-changing procedure in your vehicle's owner's manual.
9. Do not modify this product in any way.
10. Failure to follow these warnings may result in personal injury or property damage.

Height/Capacity Curve

This jack is engineered to handle specific loads at various heights. Always stay within these limits for safe operation:

• [Insert Height/Capacity Curve Chart or Data Here – e.g., a table or graph showing load vs. height] DO NOT exceed the rated capacity at any position.

Before Each Use

1. Inspect for issues like cracked welds, leaks, or damaged/missing parts.
2. If the jack has experienced abnormal load or shock, inspect immediately.
3. Remove from service if damaged and repair before reuse.

Operating Instructions

1. Insert the handle into the socket hole.
2. Ensure the saddle is properly positioned under the vehicle. Avoid moving the jack with the handle inserted to prevent damage.
3. To raise: Hold the front of the handle with one hand and turn the rear clockwise with the other.
4. To lower: Hold the front of the handle and slowly turn the rear counterclockwise.

Care and Maintenance

1. Store with the lifting arm fully lowered when not in use.
2. Keep the jack clean and lubricate screws and bearings regularly.
3. Handle and store the tool with care to maintain its condition.