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 inch/450 mm, 3-5 s Fast Lifting Pneumatic Jack, with Side Handles for Car, Garage, Repair (Red)

I bought this jack to use when I’m in tight spots that make a conventional long handled pump jack difficult to use. Now it’s my go-to jack in all applications! Very easy to use and lifts cars/trucks fast! Best used on a hard, flat surface but I’ve used it on a gravel driveway without a problem. And as with any jack, always use jack stands!

So much so that I bought a bigger 1!!! VEVOR has truly become my go-to for MANY things!!! The quality you get for the price is unmatched in my opinion!!! Anything from here is just as good or better than what you get from ANYWHERE else!..

the jack works great it is just what i needed for some jobs. sure glad i bought it. glad you had it in the color i got so i know it from my brothers .mine is blue.

Man I Love This Jack wow

seems to work just fine. Lifted my car no problem. A little jerky lowering but only first time I used it.

Good product and company with great follow up. I would recommend this company and products. I wish I had found this company a long time ago.

Awesome, makes jacking up the vehicle or a heavy load extremely easy and convenient, always recommend using jack stands in conjunction with the air jack…

I love it so far easy to use gets to places my big floor jack can't and easily move to one place or another as is is lighter than a regular floor jack

I was skeptical when I first seen these I went ahead and bought one just to see for myself. Boy was I surprised not only is it lighter than my 5 ton floor jack it's easier to use than a regular floor jack! I am very impressed with its lifting ability the only thing negative I have to say about it is it needs a rubberized coating and the handle itself.

I was very pleased at first. However, I find that the routing of the air tube is questionable. It appears to be pinched by the handle at some positions, and actually pulled the hose off the connector causing the lift to collapse. It also tilts at times, when lifting the front of the vehicle (if the rear tires are not blocked or brakes applied) the lift tilts drastically if the rear tire(s) roll. If the rear is on jackstands and is secure, this tilt does not occur. I believe I will modify the handle to give greater clearance to the air hose. Having listed my concerns, I found the lift to be very helpful in my most recent project.