Regardless of which type of jack you choose, you want something well-made and durable. You don’t want the thing failing and dropping your car (yes, this can happen). For scissor jacks, check the screw mechanism and make sure it operates smoothly. If space is a concern, check the dimensions of the jack and make sure it will fit wherever you plan to store it.

Most importantly, you want to make sure the jack can lift your vehicle. Most jacks will work fine with most vehicles, but if your car sits particularly low or high (think Corvette) or is very large (like bigger SUVs, trucks, and vans) you need to pay attention to the lift range or weight capacity of the jack and do some measuring. Make sure the car jack is rated for at least 75% of the vehicle’s weight. These figures are usually well-advertised when you’re shopping for jacks, so it should be easy to get the information you need.

Whether you’re a car enthusiast or you just need something to throw in the trunk for emergencies, one of these car jacks should have you covered.

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