In vehicle floor jack for 3" lift.

What are some good options?

I have a huge 100+lb floor jack for home use but dont think i would like to keep it on the truck daily

 

Harbor Freight has some aluminum floor jacks.

 

As has been said before, keep a couple of 4" wood blocks and run any jack you want.

Personally, I like to carry a unijack when travelling, but I have a nice mount for it on the trailer.

 

3” lift doesn’t really change the height of the jacking points. Carry a few scrap pieces of wood.

I use a bottle jack when I go off-roading but other wise the stock can lift nearly every Tacoma

 

This. Lift doesn’t give ground clearance, tires do.
Unless you’re on 35s or larger you don’t need anything special

 

I have 34's. (33.8)

 

A stock jack will lift a wheel off the ground easily even with a lift.

The stock rear jacking location is on the diff tube inside the u-bolt plate. So unless you have 44" I am confident you can lift the rear.



The front will be a little higher but that is easily overcome with a solid 3 or 4" block of wood.



Why carry more than you need...

 

I’d try the stock bottle jack before throwing money at a solution in search of a problem, but it’s your truck.
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/best-jack-for-lifted-3rd-gen.651723/

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/on-board-bottle-jack-for-3-lift.101191/

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/jack-for-lifted-truck-that-isnt-a-hi-lift.474073/

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/what-is-the-best-jack-to-carry-in-your-tacoma.654095/

 

I carried a heavy floor jack back in my muscle car days in the trunk of the cars.

What would be the main use of the jack ?

I am in the bottle Jack and blocks of wood crowd now days the floor jacks live at home.

 

I carry a Pro Eagle. A bit pricey, but I've been very satisfied.
https://www.proeagle.com/collection...Lm-p_UPPePA264ZdiRTXAgVUTaKM23WBoCaBsQAvD_BwE