Customer Reviews for VEVOR Motorcycle Lift ATV Scissor Jack Dolly 499.5 kg Wide Deck & Hand Crank

Jack is broke.

Qualité très médiocre, matériel assez faible, tout bouge dans tous les sens même en ayant serré tous les boulons, le cric est instable et la pédale ainsi que la molette pour le faire descendre sont mal mis et pas pratiques du tout. Je ne pense pas qu'il va durer dans le temps

Erster Eindruck: Rahmen krumm, Gewinde nicht ordentlich geschnitten .... absoluter Chinaschrott.

Pump away but it doesn’t lift, foot pump is a poor design

received the motorcycle jack stand and noticed immediately that there were fragments of plastic in the packaging. After looking though things and putting it together (very simple) I found that one of the plastic wheels was partially shattered. Sort of shocked that they would use such a cheap wheel for something rated to 1500lbs. I have reached out to support to hopefully receive a new wheel.

The motorcycle lift table arrived in a pretty beat up box that seemed to be rolled down a hill before dropped at my parcel box. It was certainly a heavy item that requires a sturdy box/packaging. Unfortunately one of the swivel wheels was badly so that it would not roll at all. There were also a few nuts/screws just floating around in the packaging. I have reached out to support to hopefully replace the badly bent wheel with hopes that I can still use the product. The product seems like it could be great---we shall see. I actually received the motorcycle jack stand as well for a heavier bike and it arrived in a similar way, but with a partially shattered plastic wheel. 2 for 2 broken items was not my hopes for the day.

It's decent but needs larger wheels. The smallest of pebbles in a garage usually prevents the lift from turning or rolling freely with a load on it.

Nice concept but when I lift my bike it rocks back and forth pretty bad .Hard to trust it up in air

Build quality on its own is quite ok. Price vs quality is very high. Some design errors make it difficult to use though. First is the fit of the lift within the tray. There is too much room/ play on both sides of the lift within the tray causing the lift to slide in de tray itself. I solved this by putting pieces of wood on both sides to make sure the lift is snug in the tray. Second are the choices of the wheels. These are fully made out of cast iron. This makes them sturdy, but extremely difficult to roll under load on a non super flat surface. PU wheels would have been the more logical choice. Third is the lack of bearings in the wheels. Combined with the cast iron wheels, this makes it even more difficult to get the wheels rolling when the lift is loaded. (Which is the whole point of the wheeled tray right).

Well it looked like it was too good to be true. And I will say overall it will function as intended for the most part unfortunately I can't strap the straps down because the strap ring was cracked at the weld. There's a lot of crooked Welds as well. Overall though I suppose it'll function. Several days ago I went to the company's website to tell this information to them and upload pictures. They sent me two messages and neither one of them were actually responding they just said hold on we're looking into it. And then when you try to upload pictures on this review it says you can only do two megabyte pictures which don't even exist anymore. But I'm going to try to scale them down and you should see them in this review.