Customer Reviews for VEVOR Triple Bag Air Jack, 3 Ton (6600 lbs) Capacity, Portable Pneumatic Car Jacks, Fast Lifting up to 16 Inch Height, Heavy Duty & Quick Lifting for Garage Car Repair, Red

Shipment & Delivery were super fast... General quality of the air bladder jack is good. You have a little bit of assembly but just to put the unit into operation. The question was will it work? Yes, it works, very well and it does lift some weight!!! If your using it or one of these type of jacks for the first time keep in mind you need a reasonably good compressor! Second, if your lifting a lot of weight (truck front end for example) start your lift slowly in steps until you get use to the lift/movement. If you apply full air it will move very quickly, really quickly! Make sure you have your secondary support hardware ready to install (floor jacks) to put under the vehicle for safety. In general it's a great item and does the job very well....

Purchased this one first and was totally impressed with the quality and how easy it lifted my car that I ordered a second one. Highly recommend this company and this jack.

Lifting a Duramax diesel truck for brake job

When I pulled the unit out of the box I didn’t notice the bend in the axles where the tires attach to. So the tires drug around took them apart and bent them back fixed. Really, the handle needs to be talkers and allow for a better locking handle. Other than that. I am picking at it

Nice jack and pretty stable. I have used it a few times now and I am happy with it. it does seem to lean towards one side when I lift. However the more I use it and position it I find it working better. As with all lifting equipment pay attention and be aware of what you are doing! When you give it air it can move VERY fast!

Getting too old to pump up an old jack, so I thought i would give this thing a try. It worked pretty well and very quickly on my low sports car. I does not like working at angles though. It sticks. After watching a YouTube video, I opened the airbag up to lubricate the steel sleeves inside. I found that they were already coated with lightweight gray grease. I tried it on my SUV to change brake pads. It was a little sketchy to stack up blocks of wood to get the extra height needed to get the wheels off the ground. Had to do it in several steps which wasted a lot of time. Next time, I will just use my standard floor jack for that job.

This is a handy jack for the garage. Fits under low cars. Easy to assemble. It lifts quickly, but will not lift the advertised 11,000 lbs. I'm guessing it maxs out around 8-9000 lbs.

This Jack is awesome if you have a shop I just need to lift one side of the car it is very strong

An excellent tool to go along with my 4 post lift. Much easier to use than a hydraulic jack. Now I just have to fab up a bridge beam to go between my runners. Only problem I see is the rubber pad on top will suffer cuts and tears. Might put a scrap of channel on top of it ?