Best electric jack for 2024!! Vevor Electric Car Jack! Even comes with an impact gun?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2025
- On this 15-minute tool review we take a look at the Vevor electric jack and impact gun set. This is an all-in-one emergency kit! I use it on my daily to see if it's worth the money and does it do what it says! I wish I had this sooner to be honest.....makes life easier.
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Nice!!!! I kind of want one for the wife's new ride. Probably need to keep the window breaker/ seatbelt cutter at arm's reach.
I was honestly surprised that the impact took the wheels off.
I am 73 years old with health problems, and I believe this will come in very handy.
Nice unit Dave ! I’m 71 and do not take off anything except time to see Jess and you and to say Hi, so Hi ! Jess could kill this in an emergency and get home ! Best wishes from Middletown Del.
Yeah it's great for women, and older folks in general. I should buy some for my family members!
That was pretty impressive no lie! The magic of editing.... kidding! Gonna have to invest in one of these units. Great demo my friend.
Works really good honestly.
Mine just came in yesterday man when I say I love it ,I freaking love it . Just one thing read the manual.as soon as you get it operate it once preferably twice let it go fully up and fully down .if your going to unplug it to use the drill make sure your turn the jack operation to the off position before unplugging it .if you don’t it could possibly blow the fuse that’s in side the cigarette adapter (which can be replaced with the two fuses in the side of the device )also make sure I can’t stress this enough it’s common sense but do not strew the top part of the jack all the way up because you can break the teeth under load .besides that BUY IMMEDIATELY(this brand only )
Thank you for the great info!!
Nice! I'd be curious to hit those lugnuts with a torque wrench to see how hard that impact actually sent them.
I should do a quick follow up.
Great product and a terrific product review!
Thanks!
Great vidjeo, and my only concern with this Vevor tool is how many times would it continue to work as demonstrated? Yes, if it got you off the side of the road quickly just once, does it mean that it would be able to function again in two years?
That I can't speak to. I've now used it 6 times total and nothing odd to report so far. It's handy.
Will it lift your trailer ?
Oh yeah. This thing is impressively strong for its size. Fairly impressed to be honest.
Hey Dave,
Nice little package and easy to use tools.
I have a two twelve Volt impact drivers that sound just like that VEVOR tool.
Mine may even be a VEVOR tool.
It' is round with a "D" shaped handle on the back.
But I would bet they have the same inner workings.
I have used mine on my 08 F -150 for years and like yours, about four hits and it's spinning the lug nuts off.
After installing with the impact driver I have tried tightening the lug nuts with an eighteen inch, half inch breaker bar and they did not move.
I carry a three ton aluminum ( HF ) floor jack that definitely outweighs that VEVOR jack unit.
My jack is stored on the floor of the rear seat area of my extended cab so it is in the way for passengers back there.
That VEVOR kit looks like it would be a great thing to carry in any light to medium duty truck or car and anyone could use it without fear.
You might have Jess demo it some time.
Thanks to VEVOR for having you demonstrate it.
Take Care
I'll get her out soon hopefully.
what would make that a winner if there was a manual lift just in case the 12v cable can't reach the tire.
Looks pretty handy, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones
Thank you sir!!
Hey Dave nice kit.I am sure for a emergency this would work great.Not sure over time if this would hold up but for it would a nice kit to have in the car!!
I think for emergency use, it's good.
Damn i thought this was gonna be BS, looks legit💯
hope the cord is long enough to reach the trailer,nice unit. thanks!
I don't believe it is but I use a car battery on the trailer to run my winch. Need to use the clip ons at that point.
If it generates 450 newton-meters, according to my calculations that's equivalent to 331 ft-lbs. The lug nut torque rating for my Honda Accord is 79 ft-lbs. Are you sure their torque force is correct? Too much torque fastening the wheel can, I've been told, warp the brake assembly. BTW, I hope you didn't re-torque your wheels at 1200 ft-lbs with the HF Earthquake impact wrench! Thanks for the video.
A couple ugga duggas got it right.
It's nice jack, I have it, just little bit different design, but this video were almost same as looking QVC home shopping channel. 😄
That's what I'm going for..... 😂
@@madgingercustoms , the problem is that shopping channel never say truthfully if the item have some negative issues, they only talk positive things, but then customer can be dissapointed if it's not as good as promised.
That's why I like more review type of channel, which can also came up any possible shortcomings the item may have.
Great demonstration thanks so muchhh!!!
Thanks for watching!!
That air hose looks kinda short. I can imagine a situation where the valve stem is on the far side of the jack, the air hose won't reach and the car is jacked up...
It is short but hasn't caused a problem yet. I use the air function all the time and all the vehicles.
Nice review! I'd love to see it work on a man-sized vehicle, though! I drive a Chevy 2500HD 4x4, and would like to know if this would be suitable for a vehicle of that size.
Keep up the great videos!
Best I can do is a crew cab 1500!
"Man sized"...what's that? If you have a "Man sized" vehicle, then use your "Man sized" muscles with a "Man sized" breaker bar. Why would a "Manly Man" be looking at a wimpy impact gun? You must be an American.
Great tool, i need one, they are a good brand for lot of things
I can't believe how the impact took those lug nuts off! Lol
I'm wondering if the electric cord is long enough to use the jack and impact on a trailer that is hooked onto the rear of the vehicle?
It is not. I used it with the car battery I keep in my trailer box that runs my winch. The cord is long enough to do the truck wheels though.
@@madgingercustomshummm. May need a homemade extension cord
If not use a Bluetti or EcoFlow portable solar power box
You can buy an EcoFlow that will power this for $150...we use ours camping running lights charging devices.... Blowing up air mattresses. I already own a Milwaukee 3/8 battery impact. Don't need the cheap one this comes with.@@tooltime9260
Would you have room to get it under the car with a flat tire? Looked pretty tight.
It's pretty low. So it's the car though. I'll have to check.
These sit "high", so getting it under a car can be a 50/50 chance. If you have a small/low car, no way with a flat. There's a scissors type electric that sits lower and since you'd be using it on a small and light car, that would be perfect. Always match the tool to the job at hand. THIS jack setup is made for larger ONLY.
Hi mate , just wondering after 8 months how is it going? I am thinking about to get one
It's still kicking and I use it a bunch.
Can it core A Apple?
Tests will be performed! Lol
what is Newton meters? how does it compare to foot pounds? All the sockets are in metric( crap) how does that work for those of us who still drive vehicles with imperial nuts
331.9 ft/lbs says the google box. All modern vehicles are metric. For the old timers, we can throw the correct socket in the box as there is room.
😂😂😂😂 Still living in the stone age
If you ask a question like this, you shouldn't be doing this work. What you want to know is kindergarten knowledge. Instead of doing the work, you need a thorough instructor to teach you FIRST and in depth. Hope your Medical's paid up.
@@tooltime9260 it took you seven months to come up with an answer you thought was an beat down, go home son momma is looking for you
Pretty badass
hiiii, how you doing? i`m kinda courious of how does this thing work inside. i`ve been trying to find it but it was impossible, so if is not a problem would you mind to disarm it or tell me? (i would do it myself but sadly it doesn`t even exist here in argentina)
its for a school project where we have to create our factory and design a product and we choose this type of jack, at first we thought it will be easy but then we struggled a little bit with this. btw i`m also ginger. thanks!😊
You want me to take it apart??
@@madgingercustoms Yes!! Please
Did you see the blue 72 in rockville?
No
Seems better to align it with the car frame north and south....not have it stick outside the car
6:30 "Imagine taking a tyre off?" Imagine indeed! Only, that's a wheel, not a tyre. The tyre is the big rubber circular thing that goes round the wheel. Best not try changing a tyre by the side of the road... entirely different tools required.
The qq is hilarious.
@@madgingercustomsI know, right?!? I'm still laughing at how you think this will work "in an emergency". 😂 Remind me... what's the emergency? Is it a flat tyre? Because I'm wondering how you're going to get a jack with a minimum height of 155mm under the car when the tyre is flat? I've not seen your channel before. Do you do a lot of comedy sketches? I love old Laurel and Hardy stuff, so this is right up my street. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Out of curiosity are you stupid or on the spectrum?
Critical points to know: 1) Raising a car on the pinch points of the body can be extremely dangerous if you live in any rust belt area. These points are well known to be exceptionally weak once rust starts to attack. It can LOOK solid, but be rusted inside the paint and not be seen. If you lift a car up on a weak body point and the wheel is off and that breaks through, that car is going to come crashing down! The BEST and mandated thing to do is also carry at least one jack stand and have it AND the jack under the car. #2) That impact gun does indeed work. It's stronger than you'd ever expect. The critical point is that it uses a large plastic/nylon (or whatever) gear inside and it WILL eventually wear out and strip. That said, I would NOT try using that gun for everyday use at home or on other people's cars or it'll wear out faster. Only use it when really necessary or be prepared to buy another gun. It would be nice if that gear were available as a replacement because that gun is a hidden monster when using it. It really does work. On many of these units, they use a special connector on the power cord that plugs into both items. It's a special size. DON'T LOSE IT OR ABUSE IT because getting another might be hard to find. I got mine for $63.00 and I'm very happy with it. Again, it really does work.
Rather impressed by this unit. Will have to see if they are available in Canada and not cost a million bucks. Every thing that’s a hundred bucks in the U.S. costs us twice ( at a minimum) here in Canada.👍🇨🇦
I would think Vevor sends to Canada. Hmmm
@@madgingercustoms it’s not whether they ship to Canada it’s the damn exchanger and customs charges. An item that is sold in the U.S. and shipped to Canada can end up costing two times what it sold for after exchange and customs fees.
I never heard of Vevor before this video. Anyone had any experience buying anything from them? They have some things I might be interested in trying.
I have a few things from Vevor. It's imported Chinese stuff.
Loads of different makes but they look exactly the same, ?
That is true and I couldn't tell you if there is any difference.
What is the price
$80... Just Google search
That impact driver DID NOT defeat 1200 ft lbs of tightening force
Clearly lol.
Very cool mate. they got a bigger Jack for your Offroad / 4x4 vehicles?? 🙂
or chuck it on a block of wood maybe
Very handy.
Nice!👍
🤔 without a jack stand he's gonna get somebody killed or hurt.
He? Do you usually have a jack stand on the side of the road changing a tire? That's what this is for. This isn't a service jack.
I thought you wanted it for your truck/trailer??? Tested on a Honda car... smh
Yes, shake it.
wow, that takes forever to jack,
@@Channel505 yeah NASCAR isn't interested. Side of the road ease of use though? It's great.
@@madgingercustoms With a regular Jack, I had already had the tire done lol
Now imagine you're disabled, a small stature person, or elderly. OK
Ok, got you, I would agree with you
It takes forever but I could see the use for people not wanting or being able to crank the factory jack 50 times to get the car up. That little impact is pretty legit though
I am so sad, all the cool vehicles and your daily is a 2015, shame shame does Jen know?
Jess knows. We love the car. 275hp. It's quick for what it is.
Emergency use awesome video
1200 ft lb is crazy 🤣🤣
that took long to start jacking up
Ok then lol.
5 ton….lol 🙄
Imagine being a grown American man and using an egg beater mix-o-matic to remove a tire?
Imagine being a small female or elderly. Right.
Waste of money
Ok then don't buy it?
That's definitely a opinion. Not very constructive but is an option. Lol