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VEVOR K500 3-Ton Low Profile Floor Jack: features, specs and who it suits
A 3-ton steel racing floor jack with dual pistons, a 3.35 to 19.69 inch lifting range, a magnetic tray and a two-piece handle. What the specs mean.
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The VEVOR K500 is a 3-ton low-profile floor jack with a dual-piston quick-lift pump. It is built for jobs like changing a tyre, an oil change or brake work, and its low starting height is meant for vehicles with limited ground clearance.
Capacity and lifting range
VEVOR rates the jack at 3 tons (6,600 lb). The saddle starts at 3.35 inches (85 mm) and reaches 19.69 inches (500 mm). A low minimum height matters for sports cars and lowered vehicles, where a standard jack can't slide under the jacking point. The higher maximum helps with trucks and SUVs. Note that a rated capacity refers to the jack, not to a vehicle's full weight, since a jack typically lifts one end at a time. Check your vehicle's weight in its manual.
Dual pistons for fewer strokes
A dual parallel pump system raises the saddle faster than a single piston. VEVOR says it reaches full height in seven strokes. The built-in safety load system is described as preventing use beyond capacity, and a sealing system is described as protecting long-term use.
Steel build and handling
The jack has a heavy steel frame and steel wheels, with two universal rear wheels for steering and rolling. A magnetic tray on top holds small tools and fasteners. It measures 31.7 x 15.8 x 8.3 inches (about 81 x 40 x 21 cm).
Protecting the vehicle
A rubber saddle and a foam handle bumper cushion contact points. The saddle rotates 360° and can be detached and replaced. The handle is 52 inches (1,320 mm) long, which uses leverage to ease lifting, and it comes in two pieces for compact storage. VEVOR's tip: loosen the handle's limit bolt before use, then tighten it after the handle is fully inserted so it doesn't slip out.
Certifications
VEVOR lists CE (2006/42/EC, EN1494), UKCA (SI 2008 No. 1597, BS EN1494) and ASME PALD-2014 compliance.
A floor jack is for lifting only. Never get under a vehicle supported by a jack alone; use properly rated jack stands on level ground, chock the wheels, and follow the manual and the vehicle's jacking points.
Who it suits
It suits home mechanics and enthusiasts who work on cars, SUVs or trucks, especially lower vehicles.
What to check before you buy
- Ground clearance: confirm that 3.35 inches fits under your jacking points.
- Height: make sure 19.69 inches is enough for your vehicle and task.
- Capacity: compare with the share of your vehicle's weight that the jack will carry.
- Jack stands: a separate, essential purchase.
- Floor surface: steel wheels roll best on smooth concrete.
- Storage: the handle detaches; the jack itself is long.
The short version
- A 3-ton (6,600 lb) low-profile steel floor jack, model K500.
- Lifts from 3.35 to 19.69 inches with a dual-piston pump.
- Magnetic tray, rubber saddle, 52-inch two-piece handle.
- Lists CE, UKCA and ASME PALD-2014 compliance.
- Use jack stands for any work underneath.
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