Quick Lift Air Bag Jack Test and 4x4 Tire Rotation

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This time on the AutoEdits channel... we are going to try out the Vevor 5 Ton quick lift air bag jack and do a tire rotation on the Chevy Tahoe.
Every once in a while I'll come across a very unique looking tool and want to give it a try. This pneumatic jack is one of those discoveries. It's rated at 11,000 pounds and should more than cover any of the jobs I work on in the AutoEdits garage... but is it right for every lifting scenario? Not sure it will replace all of my jacks but it is a really great addition to the tools at my disposal!
Here's a link to the site and a coupon code they sent me to offer:
bit.ly/3c52We0 Special discount code for Jack VVJACK10 can save another 10% off
For more deals: bit.ly/3QVII52 Up to 50% off, lowest price online. Generic discount code VVS10 can save another $10.
Here's the video on how to rotate your tires using your spare tire!!! • How to Rotate Your Spa...
Hope this helps one of you that might get some good use out of a product like this... I'm going to definitely be using it on some upcoming projects around here!
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#vevor #jack #tirerotation

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@rcairforceone Год назад

At that price it's probably a good tool to have around.

@AutoEdits Год назад

Solid logic... and that's what I thought! I can tell already it will be very useful around here!

@philip4588 Год назад

@@AutoEdits How much does black things take before its punctures etc? Unlucky things happens, sharp rocks etc

@jackboot5321 Год назад

THANK YOU for showing people HOW to use jack stands. Others who "review" or "test" these jacks complain about them because "they're not stable".........not READING THE MANUAL FIRST. Great review. Thanks.

@AutoEdits Год назад

I try, thanks.

@Broadpaw_Fox Год назад

5 secs in and I'm already impressed (compared to the other videos I've seen) - you actually installed the air line correctly from the base plate into the handle. Everyone else seems to just run it in from the very bottom, and then have the handle resting on/pinching the line and damaging it. Props for getting that right - now to enjoy the rest of the video. :)

@AutoEdits Год назад

Well thanks! I hope I didn't let you down by the end LOL

@erik5024 Год назад

I got one after seeing it on another channel, and it was on sale. I paid $135 delivered. Personally, I love mine. Using jack stands is a must for stability and safety, and I always chock my wheels regardless of the jack method used. I find this quicker and easier to use compared to my hydraulic jack. I use it for typical driveway stuff: brake jobs, minor suspension and engine work where i need access to the undercarriage. I like that I don't need as much space to actuate a lever, and it's easier to move around. I don't have anything too low (17 Sorento, 9th gen accord and a lowered vintage volvo 740t) and it fits just fine, and I don't have anything too tall, so it lifts up enough for my needs. I think this is a great addition to the driveway mechanic's arsenal. I can see it being an issue if you have a full size 4x4 or anything lifted, or anything that rides really low. It also doesn't take up as much floor space when stored.

@baldeaglegarage Год назад

Great video! But you forgot two most important issues with a Hydraulic jack. How does it perform rolling over a zip tie, and how loud is it rolling across the driveway at 2am? 😂 I might have to get one of these, it definitely looked like it weighs less than the 3.5 ton and can be used in tight places.

@AutoEdits Год назад

HAHA! Those two examples are hilariously real!!! This thing is super light and easy to move around.

@ricochetey Год назад

Can relate to late night rolling and squeaky hurdraulics lmao

@AutoEdits Год назад

@@ricochetey 🤣

@mattb.2359 Год назад

I had new wheels with me and had booked a mobile tire person to come switch my wheels out for me. Used one of these fancy air bag jacks and it worked well for what he needed to do. Since my long travel rear suspension maxed out any jack I won before a tire is off the ground. Might have to start lifting by the axle tube.

@EngiTrek Год назад

A what off?!? Hahaha. Neat lifting device. Wonder if it would be handy off road? Maybe if you took the handle off it would be portable enough? Maybe go all out and run if from a co2 power tank setup?

@AutoEdits Год назад

They make a version with a short handle that I think would be great for that but a bottle jack takes up less space in my gear bag.

@mazevx2451 Год назад

I have seen airbag lifts for offroad purposes they where basically just the airbags with a plate under and on top but I can't remember the name, seen them on ebay

@BernardManansala Год назад

Looks kinda sketchy to me but I do like how it slowly lowers. My bottle jack has a mind of its own in that department. I just finished upgrading the steering linkage on my JT. Teraflex tie rod, drag link and steering stabilizer relocation bracket. I've learned so much about wrenching from you channel, THANK YOU!!!

@timreynolds2935 Год назад

You find some cool stuff out there. Glad you make these videos. I enjoy your videos whatever hat you are wearing, AutoEdits or Jeepin Jason. Thanks

@AutoEdits Год назад

This is awesome! Thank you... I appreciate the support!

@PaulKaiser42 Год назад

I’m very interested in that jack..I think there are some improvements that could be made but I love the concept. Thank you as always for the awesome vids👍🏻👊🏻

@AutoEdits Год назад

I'm digging it... thanks!

@samhartfieldlewis5247 Год назад

Does seem a cool jack, thanks for the explanation. Nice one Sam.

@AutoEdits Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@jimcabezola3051 Год назад

This jack looks like it works much better than those crazy-looking balloon-style jacks I've seen in magazine ads in the 1980s. Those things looked as though they could flip a vehicle over, 😆. I wouldn't be apprehensive in using this one. Anything that encourages us to rotate our tyres is a win-win!

@AutoEdits Год назад

It is kinda fun to use which helps!

@bourbonthebiscuit Год назад

Now that is cool 😎 love it, thanks for sharing you're new toy and the product review and maintenance video keep up the great work 👍🏻

@AutoEdits Год назад

Thanks! Will do!

@mazevx2451 Год назад

Yes another AutoEdits video 😍

@oahu_mopar Год назад

Definitely getting this and will keep in my truck and use with my on board air system on my Power Wagon.

@AutoEdits Год назад

They make one just like this with short grip handles just for that... look for it when you hit that website!

@abnpthfdr2934 Год назад

The Michelin 3.5 Ton is what I have, but that one looks like a winner for tight spaces and at that price, it looks like something I would have to keep an eye for. Thanks for the video.

@AutoEdits Год назад

Totally agree... and there is a coupon code for either $10 off or 10% off in the description as well.... good in each direction for the price!

@abnpthfdr2934 Год назад

@@AutoEdits Thanks!!!

@ByteMeDammit Год назад

For your regular jacks, grab a hockey puck to throw in each lift point. They fit perfectly and are nigh indestructible. They provide a nice grippy spot that won't gouge or mar surfaces. Have been eyeing these air bag jacks since I first saw one in another video this summer. Thanks for the review. They do look to be worth the price.

@AutoEdits Год назад

This is a fantastic suggestion... heading down to Big5 later for some pucks!!! Thanks!

@ByteMeDammit Год назад

@@AutoEdits Not a problem. I actually saw it on a youtube channel years ago. Wish I could remember who because they deserve the credit! The moment I felt the puck slip into the lift point I was like, why don't the manufacturers throw one in with the jack? It's genius!

@traviskorda3262 Год назад

Nice I've seen Jack's like this recently, sorta reminds me of the Australian lift bags that inflate off your exhaust on the side of the trail

@AutoEdits Год назад

This takes much less time and no running engine... lol

@fwschnaar3179 Год назад

Good timing… I just bought one Friday… Waiting for it to be delivered… I bought the one without the Handle ( for storage reasons) I have on board air, and the thought is that this is going to make a great Trail Jack… We’ll see 🤔👍

@AutoEdits Год назад

Right on! Did you buy it from the site in the description? Curious if the discount code worked for the other jack.

@harleymichael281 Год назад

FW Schnaar space and especially weight is a constant battle. Love the idea of saving on both. But did not see any without handle that were rated for more than 3tons. Thinking that might be to close to limit given I drive a Ram 1500?

@AZWESTSIDEWHEELERS Год назад

Bro. 🤭😂🤣 You literally won the Internet today my friend. #YepHeSaidIt. Great video as always

@AutoEdits Год назад

I appreciate this... glad you can laugh at some simple juvenile humor! Hope you guys are doing great!

@AZWESTSIDEWHEELERS Год назад

@@AutoEdits We are doing very well thank you. Hope all is well for you. . No the humor got me man I laughed so hard I’m like 10 lol. Keep it up I know sometimes these videos can be tough to make interesting and fun and stuff like that does , great content. 🔥🔥

@AutoDIY Год назад

I have been thinking about this tool since you showcased it, thinking it could be marketed as an off-road recovery tool. If you have an onboard compressor, this compact and lightweight tool, with it's large foot could be super handy.

@AutoEdits Год назад

They offer one with a short handle just for that application!

@papabits5721 8 месяцев назад

I have 3 of these jacks now, I switch snow tires for a small business, I have 2 separate air hoses and can lift most vehicles off the ground in less than a minute. My floor jacks are gathering dust.

@timothymillsaps5104 Год назад

Interesting... I might need to look into one. Nice gloves... I've got the same pair. Thanks!

@AutoEdits Год назад

HA! Congrats on that... glad you like em!

@KalashZikov Год назад

Great video, might have to pick one of these up.

@AutoEdits Год назад

I'm very happy to have added that to the tool kit.

@Roberto68n Год назад

I usually take more time doing that chore, you know, cleaning under the car, cleaning the brake calipers and even the inside of the wheels… pure automotive fun!!!

@AutoEdits Год назад

Great point!

@eljeffe5938 Год назад

Nice. Very interesting folks worried about its reliability. These air bags have been on 18 wheelers and pickups suspension for years. Only thing new here is the roll around cart it’s mounted too

@AutoEdits Год назад

Good point

@Stuka87 Год назад

It’s more stable than I would have expected. I was wondering how much side to side movement it would have. And it’s certainly way faster than a hydraulic Jack. Though not precise enough to like, lift an axle or something during a suspension install. But great for what you showed here.

@AutoEdits Год назад

Exactly what I was thinking as well. Oh, and congrats on the gloves... I should be able to get those in the mail in the next day or so!

@Stuka87 Год назад

@@AutoEdits Awesome :)

@sergiochavira8 Год назад

great videos line always 🤙🤙

@AutoEdits Год назад

Thanks 👍

@biz4twobiz463 Год назад

interesting product. Enjoyed the video...as always.

@AutoEdits Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@brianmatheney410 2 месяца назад

Thanks bro, keep it up!!

@RALTBOB1 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for evaluating it. I bought my first one over a year and a half ago and I just added another one about six months ago. They are great! Of course, the question is how long will those bladders last? I’m sure a lot longer than the hydraulic jacks which constantly need repairs for the hydraulic portions.

@AutoEdits 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing!

@rdkirk3834 25 дней назад

I'm getting good use for mine, but, yes, the question is how long the bladders will last. Rubber always deteriorates eventually. I'll keep mine out of the sun and give it a rubber conditioner massage once or twice a year.

@stephendouglas6328 Год назад

He's back!

@AutoEdits Год назад

You betcha!

@sergiochavira8 Год назад

love ur tahoe bery clean im dealin with leaks on power stering and transmision

@leowanker5104 Год назад

I'm a panel beater i use the air jack every day , better than dragging around a jack, heaps lighter ok u need an air compressor, but like u I'm getting old As well, being using them for 4 yrs now i lovem

@AutoEdits Год назад

Now you tell me! 🤣

@charleswilliams3962 Год назад

Something I started doing many years ago, I tied small ropes to the jack stands and looped them over the bumper for each. So, when done, and the vehicle is raised back up, I don't have to go back under to retrieve the jack stands, just pull the rope. One less time of going under a vehicle without total support is always a win.

@RobOutdoors623 Год назад

AutoEdits is baaaaaack! Let’s goooo lol

@AutoEdits Год назад

Howdy!

@kevinmetcalf6371 Год назад

Really great video

@AutoEdits Год назад

Thanks!

@highwayman1218 Год назад

Really dig this setup. 👍 Curious, what pressures are required on this to operate efficiently? Can I just pull out my 100 psi pancake or do I need to fire up my big compressor?

@AutoEdits Год назад

Yep, the smaller compressor works... just a bit slower on the up.

@BC2249 Год назад

I own the same jack. You can minimize the jerking when the jack's lowered by using hi-temp grease on the internal collapsing column. The factory grease is very thin and allows the components to bind on themselves. Great tool and review!

@AutoEdits Год назад

How do you get to that?

@worcesterrenewables6946 Год назад

I'm not convinced the rubber 'bags' do anything ? The pneumatic telescoping pillar jack inside the rubber sleeve. presumably carries all the load, so what is the purpose of the rubber bags? From the adverts you get the impression that the bags are doing the lifting..

@sadfur8728 Год назад

@@worcesterrenewables6946 oh, interesting- I was under the impression the outer bellows was actually doing the heavy lifting. Is there an internal air chamber that has a cylinder and piston that does the actual lifting? Maybe the bellows is just a dust guard to protect the innards, like on motorcycle forks and CV boots.

@sadfur8728 Год назад

When the jack is raised, if you poke the belows with your finger, does it feel like it's holding any pressure? Or is it still as soft as the unloaded situation, indicating it's just a heavy duty dust cover.

@nrhudec Год назад

Judging by the way this behaves it appears like it has some sort of linkage inside it like a pantograph or maybe just telescopic tubing to help it maintain it's structure. You can see it binding up as you lower the rear. Also if you disconnect your air supply you could probably dump all the air faster.

@AutoEdits Год назад

Solid theory on the inner structure and deflate! I always want to have a way to immediately re-inflate just in case something goes weird on me so I'll just take that extra few seconds on the down. 👌

@shelbythomas9471 Год назад

Such a neat way to jack up your junk lol. I’m gonna have to get one of these!

@AutoEdits Год назад

I'm glad to have added it to the tools!

@user-mk1wx7xm8f 9 месяцев назад

Very nice, thanks!

@mikehoffman3690 Год назад

Good add to your shop.

@AutoEdits Год назад

I think so too!

@silverdaggerbugs Год назад

Hey Jason, Have you looked to see if the center rubber pad is removable? If so instead of a wood block you could use several pieces of used Box steel 3x5x3/8" or other sizes pending applications. Cool Jack though. Thanks good info

@AutoEdits Год назад

Dude, that is a fantastic idea! There is an allen head in the center of the pad.

@seanseoltoir Год назад

@@AutoEdits -- I always use a sacrificial wood block on all my jacks... Often though, you NEED it for the extra height...

@outbackeddie Год назад

Excellent video. I have been thinking of getting one of these jacks for a while for rotating the summer and winter tires on my Tahoe. My only real concern has been how long the rubber on that jack will hold up and what maintenence is required. I suppose as long as you keep the jack out of the sun or harsh elements it should give many years of good service.

@AutoEdits Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@sadfur8728 Год назад

My question is what happens at the end of its service life, if the rubber degrades to the point where it can't withstand the pressure. Is there any indication that's reliable to know it has to be retired? Cracking like dry rot or some such? Or pliability of the rubber, getting noticeably stiff? Hopefully the first indication isn't when it just lets go with a bang..

@brian2359 Год назад

Pretty slick!

@AutoEdits Год назад

I was impressed!

@nathanwallen7477 Год назад

Bolt one end of a chain to the bass of the jack and and secure the other end to something under the vehicle. Just to keep it under the vehicle if it slips before getting the jack stand in place. They are a great style of jack I use one for years on dump trucks but very dangerous. I had one slip out and hit me. It knocked me back 10 feet and almost broke my leg.

@AutoEdits Год назад

Good input.

@EYE50MM Год назад

After dusting off my stock Jeep jk jack, I had to buy a 48” high lift jack. But this would be cool if I had an air compressor on my Jeep.

@crispa1861 10 месяцев назад

Great info about this model. Thx for sharing. AT this time, Vevor has a newer model that raises up to 18.5 inches vs this one at 15.5. Has anyne tried the newer model yet? TIA

@AutoEdits 10 месяцев назад

I'd be interested in trying the taller one!

@oby-1607 Год назад

I like how it slowly goes down as with my floor jack it can come down quick, sometimes too fast if someone else is working the release. I have to wonder how long the rubber will last on this and if one would have to treat it with some kind of rubber protector to increase its long life over years if possible.

@AutoEdits Год назад

I'm not putting anything on there. These are they same style of air bags on over the road truck trailers so sitting in my garage is going to be easy on them.

@cappatranko2167 Год назад

They are great unless you get water in the air system then they will stick up, I used them when I was running rollback tow trucks

@AutoEdits Год назад

I should be able to keep moisture out of this one.

@timking2194 Год назад

Nice I might get one

@randalbourland9528 Год назад

Great jack to have. Do they have smaller versions. I was also wondering if you still have the RAM. Thanks for the great videos and information.

@AutoEdits Год назад

They do have smaller ones for less... I'll bet the discount code works on them as well. I sold the truck last year. 😢

@seanseoltoir Год назад

I bought the 6000 lb one with the welded handles (i.e no wheels or long handle) for $104 the other day... Regularly $109, I used a coupon to get $5 off...

@riverlee001 Год назад

Love the shirt your the best bud By chance will you be around moab Sept 7-10?

@AutoEdits Год назад

Howdy and thanks so much!!! I wont be in Moab... would like to get out wheeling sometime soon though.

@topgun52 5 месяцев назад

FYI: If you want to deflate the jack faster, disconnect the air hose and open both vales.

@AutoEdits 5 месяцев назад

Good tip 👍

@moemoes5989 Год назад

Nice video. thanks.

@AutoEdits Год назад

Thank you too!

@RS-cd9cf Год назад

Thanx , I just saved a few bucks and bought the 5 ton with free delivery For $149

@AutoEdits Год назад

Nice!

@Chipotle661944 2 месяца назад

That jack going down is like watching snowman melt.

@wendywhales2310 27 дней назад

Anybody that is in that much of a hurry,,,shouldn't be going under heavy vehicles.. Safety first mate.

@ipdjbt Год назад

I've been single for about a decade now. I'm sure to win your contest, lol.

@AutoEdits Год назад

🤣

@MrFordguy73 9 месяцев назад

😂😂

@wrangler70jkujeep74 Год назад

Pretty cool.

@AutoEdits Год назад

Thanks!

@samsnow7370 Год назад

I bought one ... the problem was that it doesn't go high enough and the solution is putting a block there. I also need to find out where is the best place to lift the car up so that I can put the jack stand where it was meant to go; right where I lift the car up with the air bag from the jack stand point. This lifts the car up quickly..

@kevinmetcalf6371 Год назад

Thank you .... BUT what size air compressor do you use

@AutoEdits Год назад

anything that can do about 80 psi. small ones just take a bit longer.

@brianknight4595 Год назад

If you turn band the lever that jacks it up then it will go down faster than than lifting

@74dartman13 10 месяцев назад

I imagine they don't take much air to operate them. I have a small round air compressor I use for nail guns. Do you think that would work with one of these jacks?

@AutoEdits 10 месяцев назад

Yes, I used my tire inflator as a test and it took longer but worked just fine.

@74dartman13 10 месяцев назад

@@AutoEdits awesome! Thanks for responding. I appreciate it!👍😎

@johnboudreau5135 Год назад

Because that thing is flat on the floor with no movement, you should not chock the wheels. They should float so the lift is not stressed forward or back.

@AutoEdits Год назад

I feel it is best practice to control the vehicle before lifting it off the ground.

@KevinSoupy 3 месяца назад

I think the higher goes the more stable gets so even if it does go high I just put a block on it so it just lists but not so high

@bobkrueger194 Год назад

How did it work on the corvette? Specifically lifting one side at a time?

@AutoEdits Год назад

It actually worked perfect for the Vette! I was pleased and got it on jack stands one side at a time with ease.

@BangBang-ge6tw Год назад

What size air compressor would you need to operate this?

@AutoEdits Год назад

Anything that can go to 50 or 60 psi... which is just about any tire compressor.

@michaelw2304 Год назад

What do you recommend for air compressor fittings? The cheapo harbor freight, for me, seem to leak when coupled together.

@AutoEdits Год назад

I've been very happy with that Husky universal coupler you see me using in this video. I got it at home depot.

@michaelw2304 Год назад

@@AutoEdits is that where you got that quick disconnect coupler

@AutoEdits Год назад

I got it at home depot.

@sadfur8728 Год назад

8:10 would it be reasonably stable if trying to jostle the car before letting it down on the jack stands? Is there any internal support inside the bladder to stabilize it from side to side motion other than just the rubber bladder?

@AutoEdits Год назад

There is something in the middle of this but I don't know what.

@sadfur8728 Год назад

@@AutoEdits I saw a disassembly of one and they have a telescoping metal column in the center that is attached to the jack pad in the center. It doesn't do any lifting action but instead just keeps the jack pad centered and not flopping over to the side.

@BernardManansala Год назад

@AutoEdits Can I run this off my on board ARB dual compressor?

@AutoEdits Год назад

Yes, sure can. Just lifts a bit slower under load... doesn't even take that much pressure to lift.

@tonytapia9325 Год назад

Hi .. how many inch lifted in the front? I have 97 GMC Yukon. And I lifted 3 inch and I have to buy key torsion bar, upper control arm 2-4 inch lift dropped diferencial front shocks.. and I know what tire size can fit. Thank you.

@AutoEdits Год назад

I have the front keys turned up about 2" Here's a complete video on the setup ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Jq-FvLoSr9Q.html

@tonytapia9325 Год назад

@@AutoEdits thank you!! Help a lot.. !

@zulabelancic9938 Год назад

How heavy is it when compared to the other two jacks you have?

@AutoEdits Год назад

It’s lighter than both of the other jacks.

@lcmm55 Год назад

I just got the 6600 and will be rotating my tires on 2021 F150. I only do front to back. When the dealer rotated my VW Atlas with a cross over i wound up with a vibration at 60 mph. On the subject this new jack is really cool. I to have a standard 3 ton HF. What brand of portable impack wrench do u have? By the way i paid $92 delivered from Aliexpress with the same adjustable handle. Did your come with a spring? No instructions on that.

@AutoEdits Год назад

No spring.

@bluedog373 Год назад

Radial tires should go front to back so the rotation stays the same.

@logfurnitureguy1ify Год назад

I think i would put a 3/8 hose on it and put 3/8 valves on it, seems like that would speed things up alittle

@AutoDIY Год назад

Kinda cool, but do you worry about this puppy failing? I have had my hydro jacks for decades, I doubt this would hold up long (drying out and cracking in a hot garage).

@AutoEdits Год назад

Not worried about that. This is the same airbag you see on big rig trucks that sustain much worse environments than most garages!

@AutoDIY Год назад

@@AutoEdits Cool man, your caveat about the instructions had me thinking this was not that high a quality material. Love thinking about things differently. Congrats on all your success.

@victorbarranca2910 Год назад

@@AutoEdits glad I saw this post, was worried about the same thing, how long will this hold up, mine will sit more then it will be used but will be in a garage. I would hope to get several years of service out of this. I think the 3 ton one will be fine for me.

@matthewcamp9615 Год назад

Can you use it with a power tank co2 bottle? What psi does it require

@AutoEdits Год назад

Yes... doesn't take much pressure to lift.

@1mw4tch1ng Год назад

the issue I see with this air/bubble jack is when loaded unevenly/not centered on the jack it can tilt offset then slip off, wider than a standard metal jack that requires a narrow jack, and possibly burst after a certain age of the jack when used on a 10K lbs vehicle. I would stick with a standard metal jack for my safety.

@AutoEdits Год назад

Do what's best for you.

@Thisishard2333 Год назад

2 cost the same as my floor jack.Don’t know if one in the middle would get the car high enough to get the front and rear off the ground at the same time.

@AutoEdits Год назад

It does on my corvette.

@NarleyAdventures Год назад

👍👍👍👍👍, It's defiantly lighter.

@AutoEdits Год назад

YEP!

@wendywhales2310 27 дней назад

I may have missed it, but... What air pressure does it take to inflate it properly. Rating of air compressor.??.

@AutoEdits 23 дня назад

It takes about 90 psi to raise the Tahoe.

@worcesterrenewables6946 Год назад

Have you actually taken one of these apart? I'm not convinced the rubber 'bags' do anything and there is a pneumatic telescoping pillar jack inside the rubber sleeve. That's based on a photo for a similar product advertised elsewhere where they show a cross section through it.

@Dnasty1 7 месяцев назад

I was interested in one of these but was wondering how big of an air compressor do you need for this?

@AutoEdits 7 месяцев назад

It doesn't take very much pressure to operate and a smaller compressor might just take slightly longer to get full lift.

@Dnasty1 7 месяцев назад

@@AutoEdits could you recommend one if I just wanted to use it for this device? I’ve never used air tools. I didn’t want to run the compressor all the time. If I buy a very big tank like 10gal and fill it can I just use the tank air to operate this jack a few times?

@AutoEdits 7 месяцев назад

I don't have much experience with other compressors but just get a something in your price range from a hardware store. I'm not sure a tank would be efficient for multiple uses since the volume of air in these bags is probably a lot.

@Dnasty1 7 месяцев назад

@@AutoEditsI wanted to minimize noise since I don’t have any air tools. Would it work to get a very large tank and use a smaller low noise air compressor to refill it? Like a mikita 1hp that runs at 60db?

@diegudr Год назад

What rating of air compressor do you need for this? Mine maxes out at 120psi

@AutoEdits Год назад

That's plenty, only took 80 to lift the Tahoe.

@TwistedOff Год назад

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@Burgerdog75 3 месяца назад

What size air compressor would you need?

@AutoEdits 3 месяца назад

It only takes 90 psi to go full lift. The size of compressor just helps with the speed of lift.

@Thesocialgarage 8 месяцев назад

Take your handle apart and check the airline. A lot of them are pinched out of the box

@GooeyFrog Год назад

Jack off....too funny! As soon as you said it ,I couldn't stop laughing! Thank for sharing your videos!

@AutoEdits Год назад

Glad you like them! ✌

@PaintGuy Год назад

How’s the MPG since you added the lift and tires?

@AutoEdits Год назад

it's actually pretty good. I did a gear swap to 4.56 and that helps. What I do notice is that the mileage goes way down if I do highway speeds above 70... which I tend to drive most of the time LOL

@PaintGuy Год назад

@@AutoEdits Yeah, as long as I keep it at or below 2 krpm I do ok. 70 is the cutoff lol. .

@michaeldose2041 8 месяцев назад

Not only faster but worth mentioning, other than putting it in place, it takes zero physical effort. The only down side is the limited lifting range. Only about 10 inches. I use mine because my Camaro sits so low I can barely get a jack under it. Even when I do get it under the vehicle I can't see if I am on a proper lifting point. I put the air bag under the side lifting point and just like that I can easily get the jack in place. I have a lifted Yukon and for the most part it is useless but then again I don't even need to jack the Yukon up to get access under it. If you just want to lift a wheel, you can't beat this setup.