Customer Reviews for VEVOR Jerry Fuel Can, 20 L Portable Jerry Gas Can with Flexible Spout System, Rustproof ＆ Heat-resistant Steel Fuel Tank for Cars Trucks Equipment, 2PCS Red

It is strudy. I was a little worried about buying this because of the price but it is well worth the cost. Way better construction and I shook it to see if it would leak and it didn't. The seal around the gas cap is super solid. My only gripes is that the fuel spout clip is kind of weak and the fuel spout is garbage. It's a must to buy the fuel spot attachment.

The seller campingmaxx is above and beyond what i expected. I order from them now instead of through amazon and they went above and beyond to take care of an issue I had. The cans don't leak at all and are very sturdy. I expect these cans to outlive me

Bought these after the snow storm hit in Texas and realized how dumb people can get about hoarding gas. They are great quality and worth the money and now ride with us in my Bronco when I take it mudding.

Great gas cans that should last a lifetime. I have purchased these in multiple colors and purchased dozen of these to date.

It was on rough road for a week off road and it stand dry condition very well. easy to pour out. I did not use the easy pour come with the can. recommend for sure. I might get my second if I do a longer trip.

These are superbly designed and high quality cans with a tight seal and no leaks. That said I had issues with the safety spouts having bad o rings and gaskets causing fuel to leak horribly all over. One quick ten minute call to their fantastic customer service had me taken care of without any hassle. Customer service is key and their team did a great job.

Wow - probably the best can out there; it locks closed and I feel save when I am transporting this; I did upgrade to the Atlantic British Ltd. spout as recommended elsewhere. Storing gasoline in metal will keep that gasoline a lot longer - be sure to use STABIL or a similar product and be sure to rotate the stored gas (consume it in your vehicle, and refill) periodically. I have kept gas easily for two years in metal cans such as this (and I don't really know how long is too long) for use in an emergency generator during storms.

Sturdy, solid, expensive but you get what you pay for. Plastic cans are weathering beyond use.

Do yourself a favor and get the separate nozzle that doesn't have the spring loaded stupidity. The cans themselves will last a lifetime!

Easy to pour and comes with a nice spout that you will not get from mil-surplus places.