Customer Reviews for VEVOR Jerry Fuel Can, 5.3 Gallon / 20 L Portable Jerry Gas Can with Flexible Spout System, Rustproof ＆ Heat-resistant Steel Fuel Tank for Cars Trucks Equipment, Red

We love these, great seal, made of metal and light enough to carry. I don't think Vevor makes enough, it took me weeks to be able to order. They are that good!

Works well however could use a second handle for pouring

The nozzle leaks in both the storage & use positions. There is a rubber gasket but it seems too small and no matter how much I tighten the ring it still leaks. Would like a replacement

I first had to find U bolts so that i could mount this to my side by side. i have ridden it once with a full tank of fuel so far and not leak as far as i can tell. I have not had to refuel from it yet, so I do not know how well it will work repeatedly for that.

Well made. Only on one trail ride so far with it on my ATV. No leaks so far. For the price, you can't beat it.

The tank itself is fine. The lid and spout I do not like. To use the spout, you open the lid and then install the spout. The spout and lid have a separate gasket. Once you are done with the spout you have to find a Place to store the spout and Gasket when not in use. If you just plan to use it without the spout it would work fine.

What can I say? Gas can...no leaks. Spout could bend easier and a storage clip for spout would be nice

The cans themselves are ok I suppose, but the mouths, spouts and closure mechanisms are poorly done, making it difficult to seal and pour. The spouts leak and drip at the "seal" point. The lock pin holes were not drilled correctly on some of the cans. And some of the locking latches were welded on lopsided at about 2-o'clock. Overall, they are cheap, low-grade jerry cans. And they are not compatible with any other spout I can find. If you get these to use in a vehicle out on the road, you may want to bring a funnel.

The cans themselves are ok I suppose, but the mouths, spouts and closure mechanisms are poorly done making it difficult to seal and pour. The spouts leak and drip at the "seal" point. The lock pin holes were not drilled correctly on some of the cans. And some of the locking latches were welded on lopsided at about 2-o'clock. Overall, they are cheap, low-grade jerry cans. And they are not compatible with any other spout I can find. If you get these to use in a vehicle out on the road, you may want to bring a funnel.

The cans themselves are ok I suppose, but the mouths, spouts and closure mechanisms are poorly done making it difficult to seal and pour. The spouts leak and drip at the "seal" point. The lock pin holes were not drilled correctly on some of the cans. And some of the locking latches were welded on lopsided at about 2-o'clock. Overall, they are cheap, low-grade jerry cans. And they are not compatible with any other spout I can find. If you get these to use in a vehicle out on the road, you may want to bring a funnel.