Customer Reviews for VEVOR Air Jack, 3 Ton/6600 lbs Triple Bag Air Jack, Airbag Jack with Six Steel Pipes, Lift up to 17.7", 3-5 s Fast Lifting Pneumatic Jack, with Adjustable Long Handles for Cars, Garages, Repair (Blue)

Quality is not the greatest but it seems to function well. Must use on a flat solid surface like concrete or asphalt.

Great product . Best than expected . Working fine and rapid suv elevation using air compressor. Great product . Best than expected . Working fine and rapid suv elevation using air compressor. Great product . Best than expected . Working fine and rapid suv elevation using air compressor.

Bought this jack for low profile vehicle. Does exactly what it needs to do, and get the car up with no problem. Valves could be a little nicer, but they do function well.

I have used this to lift my side by side but it needed about four more inches of lift, I just added a couple of wood 2x8’s to the top of air bag. I also have used it to change tires on my skid steer , it lifted 2 tires at a time with no problem. It is a bit heavy for us older guys!

Best jack I ever owned. Solid lift on my truck. Quick and easy. Definitely recommend this if you have available air.

The jack lifted the GMC Yukon without any issues. Needed to add some blocking to get the right height but it raised and lowered super easy. No more heavy floor jacks again!

This works good and seems to be well built. I have used it a couple of times with no problems. Not as convenient as a roll around floor jack but does not take up a lot of space either.

I bought this to have around the shop. This is so awesome, it picked up my CAT 289 skid steer no problem. I highly recommend this to anyone that has heavy things to lift!

Everything works as expected. The only recommendation I have is the same as everyone else. Change out the screw that holds the rubber pad or it will interfere with the jack point on the car.

I was more than curious about this air bag jack product. I had a couple of projects in mind for this tools use. I needed a jack with low clearance to get under the skid plate of a skid steer loader (think Bobcat), the assembled jack met that requirement, then the jack had to lift half of the machine in the air to facilitate the removal of the skid steer's tires. This jack met both challenges. Next the front end of a 1950 school bus to be completed, more to come.