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", 3-5 s Fast Lifting Pneumatic Jack, with Adjustable Long Handles for Cars, Garages, Repair (Blue)

This is a very handy unit. Not sure why they send it with the air coupler quick-connect as it is not the typical size. I had extreme difficulty removing it to install the proper size. They should send it with no quick connect air inlet or specify the proper size. Other than that, it is a nice unit!

I was prepared by another review that said you need to replace the air fitting to a US air fitting. So when I got the unit, I had to remove the air inlet valve and quick disconnect adapter. Then I had to order a 1/4 BSP to NPT adapter and a US shutoff valve.I had to use an impact tool to remove the quick coupler from the shutoff as they had used red loctite on it.

I live in wintry North. Every year I put studded winter tires that are mounted on separate wheels on five family vehicles. I bought this compact triple bag air jack to avoid using a hydraulic jack at each wheel separately. Now I can use air to quickly lift one side of the vehicle, place a couple stands for safety, and use an air wrench to quickly change both wheels on one side of the vehicle. This bag air jack works easily in tight quarters and with the air wrench cuts the time changing wheels from hours to minutes. Highly recommend this triple air bag jack.

I like , it’s easy to use

Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love it!!!! This damn thing is bad ass!!! I’ve have several offers to sell it !!!

Absolutely awesome!!!! I love this Jack. The only complaint is I wish the handle was a little longer. But love the ease of use

Love the tool is just sticking down wards when lowering the vehicle and the control valves is very easy to bump

Was a great product saves time. Worked like it claims. Easy fast shipping overall would recommend and if your a mechanic would recommend 2 of them.

works great

easy to lift my cars.cons, it has to be precisely aligned where there is no side load force to try to lean it. for example, as the car rises, it will pull the jack toward the car. this small misalignment can cause the jack to become erratic in lifting or lowering because of the internal telescoping mechanism cant tolerate any side load whatsoever.that means you may have to reposition it a few times to estimate where it needs to be when the car is lifted and begin with a counter lean to compensate or some other block on top etc.