Customer Reviews for VEVOR Floor Jack, 2.5 Ton Low Profile Floor Jack, Heavy-duty Steel Racing Floor Jack with Dual Pistons Quick Lift Pump, Floor Jack Lifting Range 3.64"-19.49"

Kind of heavy but it works good

Very heavy, but that's to be expected. Very durable. Works great

Very pleased with the jack. Materials and construction good.Only minor issue, when you move the jack by pulling the handle the locking pin on the two handle pieces frequently come apart.

I use it to lift my truck to change brakes

The floor jack appears to well worth the money but much too heavy for me to move around

Pros: Low profile gets under any vehicle. Heavy duty. Lifts fast. Maneuvers fine at nearly 70 lbs.Cons: Nothing significant.Notes: It came with a coat of factory oil all over it. A quick cleaning is needed. Chinese to English translation in the instructions could use some help. It says to "check the air valve" before use but it really means to bleed the the air out of the hydraulic filler cap before use.

Came with customer foam inserts. Clearly the manufacturer cares enough to make sure the jack arrives in good condition. So many times in the past I have gotten other heavy equipment without half as much protection and it arrived in rough shape. Not this jack though. It showed up in fantastic condition.My first impression was WOW this thing is a beast! It has a very heavy, solid professional feel to it. A metal clip was attached to the handle socket which held it down to the base during transport. It was easily removed by prying it off with the open end of the handle. The handle was then easy to install by backing off the set screw on the jack socket and fitting the handle into it. The second half of the handle then fits into the first by depressing the spring loaded retention pin and letting it pop into it's pre-drilled hole.The design is very useful and utilitarian. The wide head and rubber pad ensure solid contact with the vehicle's frame. Wide handles on either side make it easy to pick up, carry, and hang up as needed. Unlike many other jacks, these handles leave enough room to accept a gloved hand, even a large one. The wheels are also very well designed. The front is more of a wide roller and it has two swivel casters in the back. All of them are large enough to operate on our packed dirt driveway (we don't have a garage). When jacking up a vehicle, the jack was able to move under the weight, as the base shifted under load the way it's supposed to. This was a great surprise because most jacks we've had can't handle the dirt that well.Operation is simple. It works the same way as every other floor jack I've ever used. Twisting the handle clockwise engages the pump mechanism for lifting and twisting counter-clockwise lowers it. The pivot points on the lifting arm and pad were smooth and solid.This jack works well for all our vehicles. From my tall pickup to our minivan which is so low to the ground that many jacks can't fit underneath. The low profile of this ja

I'd been struggling with a smaller jack, using blocks to lift higher, so it was time to look into something larger. At a claimed 66 lbs, this is very heavy indeed. It lifts easily and in the number of pumps promised. I have not had the issue of the slipping bar on the lock valve. I always use jack stands for safety so will be vigilant.

Jack is quick, strong and lite. Two minor flies in the ointment... I didn't receive a handle set bolt. Had to go to Ace Hardware and buy my own. And one of the swivel wheels doesn't swivel smoothly. It rolls, but doesn't turn easily.

I'm not a mechanic, but I like to do work on my own cars, and for that, I need some tools that only mechanics have. A jack like this is one example. The first thing I will note is that I'm glad I spent a few more bucks and went with the aluminum version, because if this one is heavy as hell, I don't want to imagine how the steel version is. But this also gives me the peace of mind, that the jack will be up to any task I can possibly put it up to in my garage. I do recommend it, not a single drop of oil was present on the bottom of the case I received it in, and that means that at least mine doesn't have any leaks. I can't speak for longevity, because I've only used it once, and owned for 2 days, but I can foresee that if the world doesn't end before, my unborn grandson will be able to use this to jack up his flying car more than half a century from now.