Hard Top Remover Lift for Jeep Wranglers: 2007-to-Present JK/JKU/JL/JLU + CJ, 2&4 Door + Lifted Jeeps. Quick & Easy Assembly. One Person System. Hardtop Removal/Installation in Minutes. Patented

The quality of the product is good in strength and stability. Easy to assemble with excellent instructions. Pleased with ease of operation and overall functionality. Perfect way to remove and store our jeep roof inexpensively.

Been owning wranglers since I was 18, I'm on my 9th Wrangler now. This is the best "must have'' if you have a hardtop. I usually buy Hardtops, sell the top and make it pay for the lift, wheels bumpers or what ever I needed, specially since I ran my jeeps topless most of the time. This year I bought a 2024 Wrangler with a HT, took the top off the old hard way, just me and my back. At 60. it aint as easy as being 30,40 even 50. So I started looking for helping hand. After much research I settled on this lift system. Came in quick, a single large box. opened it, did a part check, 20 minutes it was assembled if that. all tools provided. I was impressed with the quality of the metals, precise cuts and welds. good quality casters, which two are lockable. After assembly, I had to left the top of the ground cause that's where I had it sitting. A bit of knee pain and lots of grunts, I managed to barely get it over the machine, and it was smooth sailing from then on, rolled it onto the Garage, sat there suspended till today (About 3 weeks) rain is coming tonight. So, I rolled back out, very straight, maneuverable, easy to push, aligned it with the wrangler, pushed it bit by bit, lowered it, placed the bolts, they fit perfect, then 100% lowered it and rolled it back to the garage. took me about 2-3 minutes to have top perfect on the jeep. Pro: Easy assembly, 20 minutes if you know stuff. 30-45 if you know nothing. Very solid built, good fitments, good casters, tools provided. Cons: Could be a bit cheaper. but not bad really. I highly recommend, I might modify it to have hold the doors also! Maybe I said. Buy the darn thing. 06/30/2025 UPDATE: After multi uses, it's still sturdy as first time I used it about 5 months ago. I had the ceiling mounted winches, they are just a apin, top hanging all the time. Man! If I knew about this before I got married.

I just recently learned about the RollnJack lift and after reading reviews/Q&As/FAQs and watching every video I could find, decided it should work well for me and placed my order. I had previously been using the Wayalife method of removing/storing the hardtop, however this seemed like it would be much quicker The RollnJack arrived in sturdy packaging just as noted in many other reviews, and all the parts were nicely packed inside. Installation took less than an hour, including unboxing, separating parts, etc. Instructions were accurate and easy to follow. Once assembled, I tried it out right away. I have a stock JLU Rubicon and backed it into the garage about halfway, then removed the freedom panels and all the bolts for the hardtop. I set the post with 5 holes showing at the bottom, and moved the lift into position, locked the wheels, turned the crank to move the posts up a bit, made some decisions about the contact points, then kept cranking until the hardtop was lifted. I then unlocked the wheels and started to pull the lift back, however the front of the hardtop tilted down more than I expected, so I cranked the lift up more until everything looked like it was going to clear. I then backed it out again, same as in the RollnJack video, making a slight turn to the left while backing up in order to clear the spare. Once I had it moved back enough, I added the fifth support post, then pulled it back to be flush against the raise in the garage floor. Then came the parking test. The Jeep was able to park in the garage with the hood under the lift holding the stand, in the same position as I usually parked it. Although the tilt of the hardtop when on the lift looks much more extreme from what I expected it to be, it still feels very secure, and I am pretty confident it is not going to budge. My overall impression with the RollnJack lift is that is delivers as promised. It is very well thought out, feels very solid, and made removal of the hardtop much quicker and simpler than the previous method I was using. I will update this review once I use the lift to put the hardtop back on (probably later this week), but it looks like it is going to make that task pretty easy as well. For reference purposes, my garage is 19’6” deep, with the last 36” being raised up 3”. I did end up putting a section of 2x6 down against the raised part of the garage floor in order to move the lift back towards the garage door a little – did this as the entry door to the house is directly in front of where the Jeep is parked and I wanted to provide a little more space to clear the crank handle. The only suggestions I have for RollnJack at this is to add clearer examples/videos/photos of contact points for the posts, and maybe make the crank handle removable or foldable. So far I am very happy with my RollnJack purchase!

Ladies this is for you! I bought the Roll and Jack in 2021 and we still use it today. It works flawlessly. It is easy to put together, easy to use, easy to store and acts as storage for the hard top when removed. You can also simply park your Jeep beneath as it accommodates that as well! By the way, it is also portable. Have fun with this, well worth the price ( it was more expensive back then) and it is a great product. One of the best purchases I have ever made!