Scissor Jack Adapter for Power Tools Key benefits Use power tools safely and easily — converts standard scissor jack crank to accept socket-style drivers, so you can operate the jack with drills, impact wrenches, or ratchet handles to save time and effort. Fits most loop or double-eye (slotted/double-loop) scissor jacks on the market, making it a practical add-on for cars, RVs, and trailers. Built for strength and longevity — made from chrome-vanadium steel and composite steel for high tensile strength, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance. Factory quality control — produced to consistent standards and inspected to ensure reliable performance and long service life. What it does Simplifies jack operation by allowing mechanical or powered tools to drive the jack screw, reducing physical effort and speeding up lifting or lowering. Provides a secure connection to common scissor jack eyelets or loops, maintaining stable engagement during use. Compatibility and materials Compatible with most scissor jacks that use a loop or double-eye crank interface; works with cordless drills, impact wrenches, breaker bars, and standard hand tools. Constructed from chrome-vanadium steel and composite steel for durability, wear resistance, and rust prevention under regular use. Performance and safety High-strength construction resists deformation under load and repeated use. Durable finish and materials reduce corrosion and extend service life. Manufactured under controlled factory processes to meet consistent quality and safety expectations. Typical applications Roadside tire change: Use with an impact wrench to raise a vehicle quickly and reduce time spent on the roadside. RV or camper maintenance: Speed up jack adjustments during leveling or wheel maintenance where manual cranking is impractical. Trailer wheel replacement or servicing: Improve efficiency when changing trailer tires or performing undercarriage work at home or on the road. Notes Designed for use with scissor jacks that accept loop or double-eye adapters. Confirm compatibility with your jack before use. Follow tool and jack manufacturer safety instructions when operating with powered tools.