VEVOR Air Jack, 3 Ton/6600 lbs Triple Bag Air Jack, Air Bag Jack Lift Range 5.9"-15.75", Airbag Jack with Adjustable Long Handle, 3-5 S Fast Lifting for Car, Auto Shop, Garage

I bought this to be able to take the wheels off our motorhome to replace all of the tires. It worked amazingly. I have a 5 ton floor jack that I used last year to get a tire off after a blowout and it was a huge pain and I had to be under the motorhome to pump it. With this air jack, I just slid it under the axle and opened the valve and it raised the tire off the ground in about 10 seconds with me safely off to the side and no work on my part. I set some cribbing under the axle, removed the jack and took the wheels off. Only took me about 15 minutes to remove all six wheels plus the spare. This is an awesome tool for the job.

I had never had anything but the old bottle jacks or floor jacks before so I was a little skeptical about this but it's very easy to use. It's strong and works good. It has a nice throw in other words from like 5 to 18 in something like that. And it's easy to use. You can put it underneath at many different places on the vehicle. Of course you have to have an air compressor to use but I already had that. I've used it about 10 times so far on a few different vehicles and I really like the ease of use. It's also got a good rating for capacity so I'm pretty happy with that too cuz I have different vehicles from little cars 1 ton dually trucks.

Works great. It lifts the vehicle with ease. It lifts as fast or slow as you like. The rubber grips need to be glued on the handle bars. One slid off as I was picking it up nearly causing me to drop the jack on my foot.

Overall, I've been very impressed with this lift! It lifts quick and easy and holds quite nicely - I've used it on both my car and truck with no issues. It sounds a bit noisy, tho...I'd like for a way to lubricate the inner workings of the bags, but have found no way to do so. The assembly instructions are junk, tho...just go slow and use your head and you'll be OK. My only complaint is that it's far too tall to be used on a lower ride vehicle like a sports car: Corvette or Mustang or similar. You do need a fairly heavy-duty compressor to work it, too....you're not going to make it work with a small or pancake-style unit.

Great concept and a very reasonable price. But any one who has ever used the one jack method of placing a car on jack stands will tell you is its a risky proposition. Much safer if you can lift the front and rear end evenly. Now on some vehicles this can be accomplished by placing the jack under the car at a central location and if the balance is perfect its possible to raise the car evenly. Problem is this lifting method is not possible on most modern cars. Best option is the two jack method using two persons one on each side lifting together. Again this until now was expensive due to the cost of expensive hydraulic jacks. Even if you solved the cost problem you still have to use the two person method or run back and forth by your self raising the car evenly.......The air jack solves all the problems. One..the cost. Hard to beat. Next , with a simple modification you can connect both jacks together . On one of the jacks remove the air muffler and install a male quick disconnect. Next put together a jumper hose with a female quick disconnect on each end. Snap it together and both jacks rise and fall together ,one person operation. The exhaust port becomes the feed to the sister jack once connected. Very safe and cost effective. The jacks require some simple assembly and the overall build quality Is not Snap-on perfect but from a functional point of view no complaints.

So I have a 3 and a 4-ton jack that are too heavy. This product is light enough where I can pick it up with one hand. I have a 1.8 horsepower compressor and it works fine. I'm also going to see if it'll work with my 12 volt compressor dual pump. I rotate my own tires on a bunch of trucks. Would highly recommend. Save your back.

Very easy to assemble

Works great and you can get into tight spots