Off-Road Lifting Power

Badland 1.5 Ton Off-Road Jack

The BADLAND 1.5 Ton Off-Road Jack combines a 1.5-ton capacity with a 28-7/8-inch max lift, making it a powerful and portable solution for lifting small to midsize trucks, SUVs, and ATVs on challenging terrain. Its RAPID PUMP and PRECISE DESCENT CONTROL features offer both speed and safety.
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Built for the Trail, Engineered for the Lift

The Badland 1.5 Ton Off-Road Jack is engineered with practical features for real-world recovery. Its design prioritizes stability on soft surfaces, secure lifting, and ease of transport, ensuring you have a reliable tool when you’re miles from the pavement.
Lift with Confidence

Tackle Any Recovery with Proven Stability and Control

Rock-Solid Stability on Unstable Terrain

The wrap-around full-length steel skid plate and solid composite wheels provide a stable base on sand, gravel, and other uneven surfaces, letting you focus on the lift, not the ground.

Fast Lifting, Safe and Controlled Lowering

The RAPID PUMP mechanism gets you to working height quickly, while the PRECISE DESCENT CONTROL lets you lower your vehicle slowly and safely when the job is done.

Versatile Capacity for Your Vehicle Fleet

With a 1.5-ton capacity and a maximum lift height of 28-7/8 inches, this jack handles most small and midsize trucks, SUVs, and ATVs, making it a versatile tool for your garage or trail kit.

The Right Lift for the Job

This jack is built for off-road enthusiasts, outdoor workers, and anyone who needs to lift small to midsize trucks, SUVs, ATVs, or UTVs in environments where a standard shop jack falls short, from trailside repairs to remote job sites.

Trailside Tire Changes and Repairs

Perform quick tire changes or undercarriage inspections on your Jeep, side-by-side, or ATV when you’re miles from the garage. Its portable size and stable base are essential for solo trail repairs.

Ranch and Utility Vehicle Maintenance

Use it for maintenance tasks on ATVs, UTVs, and ranch vehicles where the terrain is rough and a stable lift point is crucial. The jack’s capacity handles most utility vehicles with ease.

Off-Road Recovery and Obstacle Clearance

Keep it in your truck bed or off-road trailer as part of your recovery gear. Its 1.5-ton capacity can assist in recovery scenarios by lifting a vehicle to place traction boards or clear obstacles.

Home Garage and DIY Projects

A reliable, affordable option for home mechanics who work on their own trucks and SUVs, especially those with lifted suspensions or larger tires that require extra lift height.

Roadside Emergency Assistance

Ideal for roadside emergencies on the highway or back roads when you need to change a tire. The solid wheels and brake provide security on asphalt, gravel shoulders, or uneven parking areas.

Yard and Driveway Vehicle Service

Service and adjust your truck’s suspension or change wheels in your own yard. The jack’s skid plate allows it to sit securely on grass, gravel, or dirt without sinking.
In the Field

How to Deploy and Store Your Off-Road Jack

A person's hands operating the jack handle to lift a vehicle on a dirt path.

Position and Engage the RAPID PUMP

Position the jack under a solid frame point of your vehicle. Use the 2-position handle lock to pump rapidly until the extension pad contacts the vehicle and lifts it to the desired height for service.
The jack's locking height extension engaged under a vehicle's frame rail.

Secure the Extension and Set the Brake

Once the height extension is adjusted and locked for extra reach, ensure the extension is securely locked to the jack saddle. Engage the rear axle wheel brake to prevent the jack from rolling on uneven ground.
The jack handle locked in the storage position with the integrated top handle visible.

Control Descent and Carry for Storage

To lower the vehicle, use the descent control mechanism for a slow, safe return to the ground. For storage, use the 2-position handle lock to secure the handle and utilize the integrated top handle for easy carrying.
Trail-Tested Approval

What Off-Roaders Say About Their Lift

TrailRider77

I purchased this for my side-by-side and it’s perfect. It’s small enough to store easily but lifts my SXS with no problem. The compact size and solid build make it a great addition to my off-road gear.

MountainMover

Upgraded from my old floor jack for the trail. This jack is much lighter and easier to handle. It lifts everything I need it to, and the skid plate works great on the loose gravel where I do my work.

GaragePro

Needed a second, more portable jack. This Badland fits the bill. It’s sturdy, well-made, and gets into lowered cars easily. A first-rate tool that’s now a permanent part of my truck’s recovery setup.

OffGridAdventurer

Surprised by the quality at this price. The wheels roll easily with ball bearings, and the jack feels very solid. It’s dependable straight out of the box for trailside tire changes on my Jeep.
Got Questions?

Everything You Need to Know Before You Lift

Get answers to common questions about the Badland 1.5 Ton Off-Road Jack, from its real-world lifting capabilities to its durable construction and essential maintenance, helping you decide if it’s the right lift for your needs.
Yes, the 1.5-ton (3,000 lb.) working load is designed to lift the wheels of most small and midsize trucks, Jeeps, SUVs, ATVs, and UTVs for tire changes and other trailside maintenance. It’s always best to check your vehicle’s weight and ensure you’re lifting at a recommended jacking point.
The adjustable locking height extension adds extra reach, allowing the jack to achieve a maximum lift height of 28-7/8 inches. This makes it suitable for vehicles with higher ground clearance, like lifted trucks or SUVs, compared to standard low-profile jacks.
It’s built for the trail. Key features include the steel skid plate for soft ground, solid composite flat-free wheels, a rear axle brake for stability, and durable stainless steel hardware to withstand the elements and rough use.
The jack is constructed with 5/16-inch thick aluminum side plates for abuse resistance, solid steel axles, and a steel skid plate. The use of both steel and aluminum provides a balance of rugged durability and a manageable weight of 48.7 pounds for portability.
Maintenance is straightforward. After use on muddy or sandy terrain, wipe down the jack and check that the wheels and pump mechanism move freely. Periodically inspect the hardware and ensure the brake engages properly. No specific lubrication schedule is provided, but keeping it clean will ensure longevity.
The jack complies with ASME-PASE standards, which are industry-recognized safety standards for portable automotive service equipment. This certification provides assurance that it has been tested and meets specific performance and safety criteria for lifting vehicles.
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