See how it works
Before choosing a model, see how the Jack Rod turns a compatible floor jack into a compact support stand for quick jobs, mobile service, and track-side repairs.
This overview walks through how it works, when to use it, what to check for fitment, and the common concerns & floor-jack strength questions customers ask before buying.
Choose your model
2-Ton
Best for compatible 3-wheel and 4-wheel floor jacks used with lower-clearance vehicles.
- Height Range: 6–10 in.
- Capacity: 2 tons
- Top Mount Width: 1.95 in.
- Best For: Sports cars, most passenger cars, EVs, and lower-clearance vehicles
3.5-Ton
Best for compatible 4-wheel floor jacks used with larger vehicles.
- Height Range: 8–14 in.
- Capacity: 3.5 tons
- Top Mount Width: 1.95 in.
- Best For: SUVs, crossovers, larger passenger vehicles, and some full-size vehicles
3.5-Ton Dual Lever
Best for compatible 4-wheel floor jacks in shops & high-use environments.
- Height Range: 8.75–14.625 in.
- Capacity: 3.5 tons
- Top Mount Width: 2.5 in.
- Best For: Tire shops, body shops, service bays, and repeat-use professional environments
3.5-Ton XL
Best for compatible 4-wheel floor jacks when additional height is needed.
- Height Range: 14–24 in.
- Capacity: 3.5 tons
- Top Mount Width: 2.5 in.
- Best For: Lifted trucks, Jeeps, high-clearance vehicles, and taller lift points
Find your fit
Answer three quick questions about your floor jack and we’ll help point you toward compatible Jack Rod models.
Do not see your jack listed? Check the visual guide below to see if your floor jack may still work.
Compatible Jack Rod Products
Check your floor jack
1. Check the cross-pin
Best for compatible 4-wheel floor jacks from 1.5 to 3.5 tons.
- Height Range: 8–14 in.
- Capacity: 3.5 tons
- Top Mount Width: 1.95 in.
- Best For: General shop use, tire changes, brake jobs, and quick repairs of full size vehicles.
2. Check the front axle
The Jack Rod’s lower saddle locates on the floor jack’s front axle.
- Front axle must be longer than 2.5 in. for all Jack Rod models.
- On most 3-wheel floor jacks, the front wheel occupies this space. Use the 2-Ton Jack Rod when fit requirements are met.
Avoid small trolley jacks
Most trolley jacks do not have enough front axle and cross-pin width for the Jack Rod to fit correctly.
- If your jack’s front axle or cross-pin is too narrow, do not use a Jack Rod.
- Use the fitment quiz above or contact AGM if you are unsure.
Frequently asked questions
The Jack Rod turns a compatible floor jack into a compact support stand for quick jobs, mobile service, track-side repairs, and short-duration vehicle work.
After the vehicle is lifted with the floor jack, the Jack Rod helps support the load so you can work with more confidence.
Not for every job.
The Jack Rod is best for quick jobs, tire changes, brake work, inspections, mobile service, and track-side repairs where the floor jack can stay in place.
Traditional jack stands still make sense for long-duration work, jobs where the vehicle will stay lifted for an extended period, or situations where your floor jack needs to be used somewhere else.
Regular jack stands are still useful, but they can be bulky, slow to position, and difficult to use on some newer vehicles with limited lift points.
The Jack Rod gives you a faster, more compact support option for quick work when your floor jack can stay under the vehicle.
Start with your vehicle type, floor jack style, lift height, and required capacity.
The 2-Ton Jack Rod is generally best for lower-clearance vehicles like sports cars, most passenger cars, and EVs.
The 3.5-Ton Jack Rod is generally best for larger vehicles like SUVs, crossovers, larger passenger vehicles, and some full-size vehicles.
The 3.5-Ton XL Jack Rod is generally best for lifted trucks, Jeeps, high-clearance vehicles, and taller lift points.
The 3.5-Ton Dual Lever Jack Rod is generally best for high-use shop environments where faster adjustment matters.
Use the fitment quiz and floor jack guide on this page before ordering.
It depends on your floor jack.
Jack Rod compatibility depends on your floor jack’s style, cross-pin width, front axle width, capacity, and lift height. Use the fitment quiz and visual guide on this page to check your setup before ordering.
The 2-Ton Jack Rod can work with compatible 3-wheel floor jacks when fit requirements are met.
Most 3.5-ton Jack Rod models are designed for compatible 4-wheel floor jacks.
Most trolley jacks do not have enough front axle and cross-pin width for the Jack Rod to fit correctly.
Use the visual fit guide on this page to check your jack before ordering. If your jack’s front axle or cross-pin is too narrow, do not use a Jack Rod.
The 2-Ton Jack Rod is more compact and is generally best for lower-clearance vehicles and compatible 3-wheel or 4-wheel floor jacks.
The 3.5-Ton Jack Rod has a higher capacity and is generally best for compatible 4-wheel floor jacks used with larger vehicles.
The 3.5-Ton Jack Rod has an 8–14 inch height range.
The 3.5-Ton XL Jack Rod has a 14–24 inch height range, making it better for lifted trucks, Jeeps, high-clearance vehicles, and taller lift points.
The 3.5-Ton Dual Lever Jack Rod is built for high-use environments where faster adjustment matters.
It is a strong fit for tire shops, body shops, service bays, and repeat-use professional applications.
Capacity depends on the model.
The 2-Ton Jack Rod is rated for 2 tons. The 3.5-Ton, 3.5-Ton XL, and 3.5-Ton Dual Lever models are rated for 3.5 tons.
Always stay within the rated capacity of both the Jack Rod and your floor jack.
Only when the Jack Rod is properly matched to the floor jack, correctly installed, fully engaged, used within its rated capacity, and set up on stable ground.
Never exceed the rated capacity of the Jack Rod or floor jack, and always follow safe lifting practices. For long-duration work or jobs where the vehicle will stay in the air for an extended period, traditional jack stands may be the better choice.
No. Floor jacks are not included.
The Jack Rod is designed to work with compatible floor jacks.
Yes, we offer a mount that zip ties directly to the handle of your floor jack.
Yes. The Jack Rod is a strong fit for mobile service because it is compact, fast to set up, and easier to carry than traditional jack stands.
It is especially useful for quick jobs where space, speed, and portability matter.
Yes. The Jack Rod is well suited for track-side tire changes and quick race-support work where fast setup and compact storage matter.
Yes. The Jack Rod is backed by AGM’s Lifetime Shield.
If something fails due to a covered defect in materials or workmanship, we’ll repair or replace it free.
Use the fitment quiz and visual guide on this page.
If you are still unsure, contact AGM before ordering. We can help confirm which Jack Rod model is the best fit for your floor jack, vehicle, and use case.