3-Ton Triple Bag Air Jack

The 3-Ton Triple Bag Air Jack lifts cars and SUVs up to 6,600 lb in seconds using shop air and three stacked bellows.

Drop it under a frame rail, hit the trigger, and the three-stage bag inflates straight up to lift a tire clear in well under a minute. It runs off any standard shop compressor and stores flat against a wall when the job is done.

Why this triple bag air jack works

• 3-ton capacity: lifts most passenger cars and light SUVs for tire changes and brake jobs.
• Triple bag bellows: three stacked stages reach lifted ride heights without a separate extension.
• Pneumatic operation: uses standard shop air, no electricity or pump handle.
• Low collapsed height: slides under low cars where a bottle jack will not fit.
• Garage and pit ready: a fast option for tire shops, mobile mechanics, and home garages with a compressor.

Specs and details

• Capacity: 3 tons
• Bag stages: 3 (triple)
• Power: shop compressed air
• Applications: cars, light SUVs, garage and pit use
• SKU: D0102HRMZ5X
• Storage: stores flat between jobs

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Frequently asked questions

What air pressure and compressor size do I need?
The jack runs on standard shop air in the range your compressor already supplies for impact tools. A small portable compressor will lift the vehicle but slower than a 20-gallon or larger tank, which keeps up with the airflow demand more easily.

Will this lift a lifted truck or full-size SUV?
The 3-ton rating fits cars and light SUVs. For heavier full-size trucks or lifted rigs above 6,600 lb, use a higher-capacity jack rated for the vehicle weight.

Where do I place the air jack under the car?
Position the bag directly under a flat, reinforced lift point: a frame rail, a subframe, or a manufacturer-marked pinch weld pad. Avoid placing it under exhaust pipes, plastic shields, or unsupported floor pan sheet metal.

Is it safe to work under the car while the bag holds it up?
No. Use the air jack to lift the car, then slide rated jack stands under the frame before you go under. Treat the bag the same way you would treat a hydraulic jack: it lifts, the stands hold.