VEVOR Hydraulic Motorcycle Lift Table, 350 lb: features, specs and who it suits

The VEVOR Hydraulic Motorcycle Lift Jack Table is a compact scissor lift that raises a light motorcycle, dirt bike or ATV to a comfortable working height. It is foot-operated, rolls on four casters and is aimed at home garages where a full-size workshop lift won't fit. Here is what its specs mean and what to confirm for your own machine.

Capacity and what it means for your bike

VEVOR lists a 350 lb (about 160 kg) load capacity. That figure covers the whole weight on the platform, so check your machine's dry and wet weight, including fluids and any accessories. The listing describes the lift as suited to off-road motorcycles, ATVs and dirt bikes, which are typically lighter than road touring bikes. Larger machines may exceed the capacity.

Lifting range and how it works

The table raises from 13.8 inches to 36 inches (350 to 905 mm). Lifting is hydraulic, operated by a foot pedal, so both hands stay free to position the bike. VEVOR describes a heavy-duty solid-steel scissor structure with a worm gear transmission. In general, a scissor design folds flat when lowered, which helps with loading a bike on at low height, and the limited minimum height of 13.8 inches is worth checking against your bike's ground clearance and any frame or exhaust parts underneath.

Working at a raised height can make jobs such as chain cleaning, tyre and wheel changes, oil changes and general maintenance easier on the back.

The platform and the J-hooks

The platform is 16.3 x 13.8 inches, with non-slip rubber stripes that VEVOR says add grip and protect the underside of the bike from scratches. J-hooks add extra stability against shaking or tipping during maintenance, according to the brand. Even so, a bike on a lift should be strapped or secured as the manual describes, because a motorcycle is top-heavy and any movement is a risk.

Casters and stability

The lift has two 360-degree swivel casters and two lockable casters. You can roll it under a bike, then lock the brakes once it's in place. A safety pin holds the table at the chosen height, which is the feature to use any time you're working under or around the machine instead of relying on hydraulic pressure alone. Use the lift on a flat, level, solid floor and follow the manual.

Size and weight

The unit measures about 19.1 x 18.5 x 15.8 inches in its lowered state and weighs 63 lb (about 29 kg), so it is movable by one person but not light.

Who it suits

It suits home mechanics with dirt bikes, small motorcycles or ATVs who want a lower, more stable way to work than propping the bike on blocks. Less suitable for heavy touring bikes, cruisers or anything beyond the listed capacity.

What to check before you buy

• Weight: compare your bike's fully fuelled weight with the 350 lb limit.
• Fit: check that the platform width and the J-hook positions suit your frame and underside.
• Height range: confirm the 13.8 inch minimum works for loading your bike.
• Floor: you'll need a level, firm surface; casters can sink in soft ground.
• Securing the bike: plan for straps or tie-downs as recommended in the manual.
• Storage: with a 63 lb weight, decide where it will live when not in use.

The short version

• A hydraulic, foot-operated scissor lift with a 350 lb capacity.
• Lifts from 13.8 to 36 inches; 16.3 x 13.8 inch platform with non-slip rubber stripes.
• Four casters (two swivel, two lockable), a safety pin and J-hooks.
• Aimed at dirt bikes, ATVs and lighter motorcycles; weighs 63 lb.

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