New Products
Trail Trak® by Hi-Lift®
Roll Cage Track Mounting System for 2018+ Jeep Wrangler JLU
Hi-Lift® Running Gear Jack Cover
New, improved design over Neoprene Jack Cover
Hi-Lift® Bed Mount for Jeep Gladiator
Fits Jeep Gladiator Models 2020+
News/Events
Hi-Lift® Jacks vs. hydraulic jacks
Hi-Lift® Jacks are multipurpose recovery tools designed to do more than just lift. Their value is in their ability to lift, winch, spread, hoist, clamp, etc.
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Often imitated, but NEVER duplicated
We don’t usually spend much time addressing knock-offs and imitators, but it’s our job to explain why Hi-Lift® Jacks are ALWAYS the best option.The knock-off jacks in the market are import jacks from Asia that are of similar design to the Hi-Lift®. They are priced lower because they utilize cheaper materials, cheaper foreign labor, and…
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SEMA Show 2023 NEW PRODUCT Edition
Come visit with us at SEMA Show 2023 in Las Vegas, Nevada, October 31 – November 3, 2023! We’ll be at Booth #58043. At SEMA we’re featuring our latest and greatest Hi-Lift Jack products, and we’ve prepared a digital flyer to give you the lowdown on these new offerings. Download it via the button above…
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All-Cast vs. Cast & Steel Jacks. What’s the difference?
Hi-Lift Jack company produces two types of mechanical jacks, often referred to as Handyman Jacks, farm jacks, or trail jacks. Even though we produce nineteen different jack models of various sizes and colors, they are all built off of two different foundations; the All-Cast Jack and the Cast and Steel Jack. The only physical difference…
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Trail Trak® is more than just a jack mount
Earlier this year we introduced a versatile equipment mounting option for the Jeep Wrangler JLU (2018+, 4 Door Models) called the Trail Trak®. Not only does the Trail Trak® offers a great way to mount your Hi-Lift Jack on the interior of your JLU, it also opens up a long list of mounting options for…
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Handle Up!
As with any tool, safety is of utmost importance. It’s even more important when it comes to jacks or any lifting tool that is designed to lift a lot of weight. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a mechanical style jack, hydraulic jack, or screw type jack… they’re all potentially dangerous if you’re not fully aware…
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Hi-Lift Jacks bear a mark of quality
If you’ve ever bought a new Hi-Lift® Jack, you’ve probably noticed “rub marks” on the front of the upright steel standard bar. These rubs or scrapes aren’t manufacturing mistakes or finish defects. In fact, we refer to them as “Testing Scars”, and these scars are a purposeful part of our manufacturing and testing process. Prior…
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Paramedics in Mexico save lives with First Responder Jacks
This story comes to us from our friend and rescue trainer Antonio Alfaro Figueroa in Mexico. According to Antonio, there was a very serious vehicle accident that happened south of the City of Ensenada on February 18th. The fire department was the first unit to arrive, where they found the vehicle overturned and a person…
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Hi-Lift How-To: Repairing a Hi-Lift Jack On The Trail [VIDEO]
Austin Harrah, CEO of Hi-Lift Jack Company, demonstrates how to replace the key components for servicing and maintaining your Hi-Lift Jack that come in the Hi-Lift FIX-IT-KIT repair kit. The Hi-Lift Jack is one of the most important and versatile tools you can carry with you, and it’s imperative that it work when you need…
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Using First Responder Jack by Hi-Lift for Rapid Entry on Overhead Doors
By Edward Monahan Original article posted in Fire Apparatus Magazine on 7/10/2017 Many districts across the country have overhead steel roll-up doors in their first due, usually at warehouses or auto repair shops. These doors are easily identifiable by their interlocking galvanized horizontal steel flat slats that ride heavy-gauge steel channel guides on both sides.…
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