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 Short Handles for Car Repair

Used on garage floor due gentle floor slope and functioned well. Better than floor or bottle jack and easier to use.

Great alternative to hydraulic jacks, but just as heavy. Great performance and can lift easy. I wouldn’t use it on uneven terrain. There is not a big footprint so it’s not that stable, maybe on a slight incline. It would work great for roadside assistance workers that have compressors.

Works a lot better than my heavy floor jack and a lot easier to use. Good quality

I have a tall, heavy truck and this is ideal for it except for one thing. The "puck" at the top is 4 inches in diameter but the jacking points on the truck are 3 1/2 inch openings. I had to make a block to fit that opening that the jack can push against. Just be aware that this is heavy and kind of clunky to move around even with the handles. Of course, pretty much all jacks with this capacity are going to be heavy and clunky. On this model, the ball valves for input and air release are kind of close together but that is only a minor inconvenience. Another model has the handles to one side and probably a bit wider spacing.

So, I have seen some bad reviews saying how flimsy and noisy this thing is. But don't be fooled, it works fine, and I use mine almost weekly for rotating my tires, brake jobs, etc. It beats getting my floor jack out and manually pumping to get the car up in the air. I'll have to say, it's not horizontally stable; in other words, you can't jack the entire front of your car up and expect it to be stable. As long as there's a tire on the ground you should be OK. And for goodness sake, if there's any doubt use a jackstand!

Lifts my Ram 1500 no problem.

Works as it should, is heavy to move

Works great with no weight on it. Goes up and deflates down. But, with a load it and the load cocks the plunger a bit it won't deflate. Not Good because most vehicle loads will coco that top plate a little bit. Upon further inspection I noticed the air exhaust hose contracting from bellows plate to the air control manifold was kinted not allowing the air to release. Disassembly and removal of 1" of hose and reassembly the bellows deflates just fine. Update: The deflation problem was caused by the connecting air hose from base to control valves kinking. The bellows wobbles a bit on the base. When loaded on a slanted lift the wobble caused the hose to kink tighter not allowing the air to escape. By shortening the air line by about 1" and reassembling the lift works perfectly on the front end of the Prius and on the front end of the Jeep gladiator..

Vevor air jacks 3 ton are the best I have used this for 3 years now every other day pick up hundred of times still no problems with the air bag will pick up a car and truck in 3 seconds no problem ill never got back to a hand jack that's old school

no power , way to heavy not happy at all

I was excited to try this jack, but it didn't really work for me. The lift height was not enough for me to remove the tires on my Grand Cherokee. For a small car, I'm sure it would work fine, but not as convieniant as a normal floor jack.

I like vevor. These jwcks work great. There s an internal cylinder, which you can feels binds on the way down. But I'm happy with them, I bought 2.

They are a bit sloppy (difficult to lift straight up) but to lift straight up you really need 4 going at the same time on a car - so the bags / internal pipes tend to tip a little bit so far (only used once to swap tires on my son’s Subaru) worked great. I keep my compressor at like 100psi and they lift no problem at all. I’ve also used it to lift the drivers front of my ram 1500 eco diesel with no problem. So people saying they don’t lift aren’t running enough pressure to them. Really handy just slide in under a vehicle and if you have minimal space you don’t need room for a hydraulic jack and the long crank pole…..just slide it under, turn the valve and it lifts.