Reseñas de clientes para Elevador de vehículos VEVOR, portátil, con capacidad de 3177 kg, con placas extendidas y altura máxima de 68 cm, de acero al carbono de alta resistencia con motor de 120 V, ideal para garajes, talleres y hogares.

This lift is heavier built than I originally thought. Getting it out of the crate was simple. It was very well packaged. I had to lubricate inside the rails, where the guides slide. It was a little tight at first. After lubrication, I raised my car up down several times. This allowed me to purge the air out of the hydraulic system. This also loosened the lift up. It takes almost 1 gal. of no. 46 hydraulic oil. When it was time to break it down, it was a breeze. However, each lift is kinda heavy to hang on a wall by yourself. I'm just going to stand them up against the wall and strap them. Still, this is a great lift. It'll be used a lot.

I just set it up today. It seems to be working fine. The construction seems quite solid. The packaging was very good. No leaks. Overall, I'm very pleased at this point. I did have to ding a star because the included screws/bolts for attaching the wheels were too long. That cost me time, a trip to Home Depot and a few bucks to fix.

Works well. Heavy duty. Taking off one star due to the weight. It is heavier than other options.

Had to acquire my own nuts and bolts to assemble the unit. They were missing, and I was given a partial refund for the inconvenience. The hooks for hanging each side will be something I will undoubtedly have to create. Since I just had rotator cuff surgery I haven't used the lift yet. It seem to be constructed farely well for the price. I must admit I am looking forward to using it. I have several jobs I need to accomplish, but they have to wait till I heal some.

I believe that this will work fine with my automotive needs. I have a C6 Corvette with is very low. Rubber blocks will not work. Have to use cut up 2x4’s to lift about 6” then put other 2X4’s under wheels lower on them. Then the rubber blocks fit. Pain but it works.

I bought this lift about a year ago. It came with damage on the ends. The crate that the lift came in was fine, no visible damage. Also, the controller housing for the hydraulics was cracked. In addition, some of the bolts and nuts that hold the electrical motor were all lose. I was in contact with the Vevor through text chat with two different chat persons, I took pictures and sent them as they requested, then was going back and forth trying to resolve the issues. I finally got fed up and just decided to deal with it, instead of going through all the hassle. I straighten out the end as best I could and epoxied the controller housing. Then I tighten all the lose nuts and bolts on the electrical part of the hydraulic pump. Seems to me though I could be wrong, this might have been a return Item that I had gotten sent to me. Anyways other than that everything worked and is still operational. I was disappointed that it did come with some damage.

Mostly meets my expectations. The lift is very heavy to move, so I had to build my own front wheeled dolly to move it across the shop floor. Standing these things up on end to try and wall hang them is almost impossible without inducing a hernia. They pretty much need to be left on the shop floor, where they do take up a lot of space. The extension pieces provided don't fit properly - one of them won't sit down flush because the manufacturing tolerance of the welds isn't great. Safety chocks don't always want to engage as the lift rises, requiring me to use manual jack stands to ensure safety. Would I buy these again? Maybe. I believe other more common brands might be better built.

Works well and heavy duty. But also heavy to move around and I’m no wimp.

I had previously purchased a 7,000 lbs car lift from Vevor and never received it. So this is my Second Attempt so hopefully it goes better this.

Have not been able to use my lift since the self locking mechanism was missing a part and after speaking to customer support and them referring and escalating my claim they had me upload photos to a third-party Swiss server web site which was so glitchy and it would not allow one to upload more than one still. Then they closed my claim instead of following through with replacing a small aluminum hook bolt and locknut. So now I have to begin the whole process of contacting them and waiting for a response.