VEVOR Electric Car Jack, 5 Ton/11023 LBS Hydraulic Jack Lift with Electric Impact Wrench, Built-in Inflatable Pump, and LED Light for SUV MPV Sedan Truck Change Tires Garage Repair

So I got this in Aug 2024 and wanted to use it to rotate my tires in Oct. Just finished up. I have a 2016 Honda Pilot. It took me 45 minutes start to finish. I am very handy around the house and can put fluids, lights and wipers in a car and change a battery, but am not into auto repair. I normally use the cars scissor lift to rotate the tires. (Found out in June those are for emergency only and not regular use- whoops) This lift works great! I figured if I rotated all the tires 2x it would have paid for itself. It was stable and held the vehicle high enough for as long as I needed. You just need to make sure to extend the top nut up a couple of inches before you start the jack. I wish that top nut had a slightly deeper v groove that would allow it to slide into the jack contact point on the car a little bit better. On the first lift the car went up a few inches and then 'settled' onto the jack which scared the crap out of me but everything was fine. I proceeded to use the electric wrench to take the nuts off. It wasn't quite what I expected. It whirrs up to speed, and then hammers the nut off. Once loosened, it spins them off efficiently. Definitely not like an air gun that would apply more torque. Once the new tire was on I lowered it and moved on to the next tire. When all four tires were completed, I went back and use the traditional lug nut wrench to further tighten each of the nuts. Most needed about an eighth of a turn more to lock them into place. Afterwards everything went neatly back into the case. Plenty of room for cables and hoses. All things considered at this point if I needed another one of these I would buy one. I'll use this the next couple of times this year to rotate my tires. I'm curious to see how long it lasts. For how compact it is, I believe it does a very good job of lifting as compared to other methods of lifting the vehicle. If I were doing more frequent repairs to a vehicle, I would probably want one of the more robust mechanic style lifters thats more durable. For my home occasional purposes this is fantastic.

Must have tool for all cars. Has everything. I stopped using my scissor jack even for regular car works

Instructions could be much more clear, but the company did offer email support and the product seems to work as described. Several functions in one package are nice: Air compressor, impact wrench (Not very powerful the one time I tried it), light, and Jack. It also includes a window breaking device, but I doubt that a person could access this in their car if they got in an accident and it was under the seat or in the trunk.

good lift works well you just have to tie into the car battery but overall recommend it.

I’m really satisfied with this electric jack from VEVOR. It’s sturdy, easy to use, and lifts the car quickly without much effort. I also like that it comes with an air compressor and other useful tools in the same case. It’s very practical to keep in your car for emergencies. Great quality for the price — I recommend it.

Don’t buy if you own a Tesla. I purchased this back in November of 2025 in anticipation for my first 6,250 mile tire rotation as recommended by Tesla, however, 2/18/26 was the first time I opened the box because the car wasn’t driven as much. The jack is too tall to fit under the car so I had to use a portable ramp to lift my Model Y just so I could place the jack under the car. The jack has enough lift capacity which was good but because it shares the same power supply as the electric lug wrench I had to unplug it from the jack and plugged it into the wrench. The wrench has a weird design that you kind of have to hold it like you are holding a football. The main problem was that the wrench stopped working after the first lug nut was removed. At first I thought it could have been the fuse in the power supply which would have been a huge issue since the car has been lifted and there would have been no way for me to be able to power the jack if the fuse was indeed an issue. It was the wrench itself and now it presented a different challenge: how am I going to put the loose lug back in without a working wrench??? The bolt extractor that came with the wrench is designed to only work with the wrench. I had to go to Home Depot and bought a manual wrench and a 21mm extractor to put the lug back in. I videotaped and took photos of the whole process to illustrate the problem before I wrapped things up. I contacted Amazon since this was out of the return period and, per the representative’s direction, I immediately reached out to Vevor for warranty coverage. I was initially informed that Amazon would take over the resolution of the case if the seller wasn’t able to resolve the issue in 48 hours. Vevor’s initial response to my thorough explanation was pretty fast in a couple of hours that that would look into it. They then waited almost two days until they asked for any videos or photos which I provided shortly after. Another email followed saying they would investigate further and advise. And their final advice which I just received is the same request from two days ago for “any videos or photos” to be sent to them as if these messages were just AI generated…And by the way, two phone numbers the Amazon rep provided for Vevor’s service were busy and I couldn’t get through which was why I had to start the email string. Amazon came through when Vevor failed miserably with their substandard product and poor customer support by providing a full refund after reviewing my videos and photos. I will never buy Vevor’s product again.

Wow! Purchased to stop low tire indicators. Delivered very quickly. Beefy looking, and ergonomic. Did the preliminary test run as indicated ...run full cycle with jack without weight. Dry run was using my solar unit power station (ECOFLOW River Max 512...Stupid good solar unit) on DC port. NO PROBLEM ran jack and compressor. I think it was drawing around 100w. Tried to create real world scenario, ran some errands and pulled into Air filling area at quick stop store. Hooked up, turned on, 25psi had to hit 40psi. All I had to do is turn on and stand back and look pretty! (I'm a guy, that's hard to do). Done in 2-3 min. Per tire, air gauge is dead on. Even helped a guy with his boat tire, he needed quarters. Will give Updates... GREAT!!! **UPDATE: Dang so soon!!! I don't do drugs (survived 80's) workout, and don't eat sweets or fast foods. During Xmas season I become a CRACKHEAD for EGG NOG and PUMPKIN PIE Mmmm!!! Seasons short, so I have 11 months for rehab! Down to my last 1/2 gal. of CRACK... I mean EGG NOG. I was getting nervous and jittery, had to go to my dealer... King Soopers, pronto!! About 8 pm dark 25 deg. Saw car n pkg lot 2 kids, Snowflake and her 6' tall Soy Boy trunk open, frantic. S@#$... I had to ask? They had a flat R-F tire, could not get spare out, and S.B. never chgd. a tire before. OH BOY!!. As I went to get the unit, a little cold, had on cold clothes. I thought I needed to test this thing! My temp went to 75 degs. and my name was "LES" for "LES DO THIS!." 20 min later we were done! I found lift point, removed lugs and removed spare tire from trunk (sad. they could not fig. out). Had the S.B. put on spare, use lug gun and machine jack up/down. The LUG GUN ... freaky technology...(see YOUTUBE reviews! ..Sand Buggy!) very very fast!, JACK... a little BIG CAN OF SLAP YO MOMA WHOOP-ASS!! So far in my opinion... A MUST HAVE!!! ... Will update... SHAZAMMMM (Gomer Pile... also... GIT UR DUN!!! you know who!) WOW!

This jack is worth every penny. Not only will it easily lift a vehicle, but also the ratchet socket easily removes the lug nuts. Then you can fill the tires with the built in compressor. I keep it in my car at all times. I drive 35 miles to work some of which is in a dead cell phone signal area. It's a must to have.