The updated Off Road Jack Stand 2.0 from Pro Eagle drops the minimum height to 16 inches and adds stability improvements for challenging terrain. With a wider base, lower center of gravity, and included Topography Jack Pad, the redesign focuses on real-world usability for vehicle recovery and trail repairs.
Pro Eagle has introduced an updated version of its Off Road Jack Stand, with the new 2.0 model focusing on improved fitment across a wider range of vehicles and increased stability in off-road conditions.
The revised design lowers the minimum height to 16 inches, down from the previous 19 inches, addressing feedback from users who found the earlier version too tall for certain applications.
This change is aimed at improving compatibility with midsize trucks, SUVs, and Jeep platforms while maintaining a maximum height of 28 inches.
Pro Eagle also reworked the stand’s structure to improve stability. A slightly more compact form reduces the center of gravity, while a wide 18-inch base and oversized footpads are intended to help distribute weight more effectively on uneven or soft terrain—conditions commonly encountered during trail repairs or recovery scenarios.
A new addition to the package is the Topography Jack Pad, which comes included with the stand. The pad features an interlocking surface designed to improve grip between the jack point and the stand, along with channels to help clear debris for a more secure connection.
Construction remains focused on durability, with the stand built from heavy-gauge steel. A ¾-inch diameter locking pin, secured with an integrated cable, is used to hold height adjustments in place.
The Off Road Jack Stand 2.0 is positioned as an update driven by real-world use, with changes centered on usability and stability rather than a complete shift in function.
For more information, visit Pro Eagle.
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