VEVOR Air Jack, 6 Ton/13000 lbs, 2-5 S Pneumatic Lifting Jack with Heightened Column & Adjustable Handle, Easy-to-Lift & Space-Saving Jack with Thick Rubber Pad, Fits for Sedan, SUV, Pickup Truck

One that will put out about 100psi. A 20 volt Dewalt will do it, just slower than a 120 volt with a tank.

I am using a 2 HP, 10 gallon compressor with no issues.

Most any air compressor that can get to 90psi will work.

My beau lifted his Corvette with it so I’ll leave it to you from there.

Very disappointed in the product, not easy to work with. It has a shorthandle, it is not steady going up or down. It does not lift straight at times also, it does not go very high. Always have to put a block of 6 by 6 on it to lyft. Would not recommend this product. I have been working in garages and on equipment for about 60 yeand have several jacks in my shop.

it will lift it for sure but will not be stable enough to work on it, suggest using this to lift and using jack stands, as with any jack, be safe

No. That would not be safe at all, it's basically lifting on a balloon (picture a slinky).

Probably not. It lifts the front of my truck with no problem, but I always use jack stands as a backup.

Lifts about 15.5 inches, it’s a bit wobbly when up high just throw jack stands and it’s fine

Not sure of the actual height, but just as high if not a little higher than a standard floor jack, more stable also. Only issue is its air so highly recommend Jack stands if it's up for a long time.

I didn't measure the actual lifting height, however I believe the stated height to be accurate. I picked up a compact tractor with it from the rear bringing both rear wheels off the ground. It did teeter back and forth a little, to be safe i should have done one wheel at a time but it came down safely on the axle stands. Over all, I am happy with it, I just would not trust it ( as with any other jack) without jack stands or cribbing.

Works great but like any thing its to lift should put srand under vechicle forbsafety reasobs

For VEVOR Bag Air Jack 6600lbs,the actual lifting hieght is 6613.86lbs.

Its fairly stable for changing a tire etc, but if I have to slide in under the vehicle, i use jack stands. Overall height is about 16".

This piece of crap uses a bolt on handle that uses the weakest hardware imaginable to hold it all together so you can use it to kill your self when it collapses on you

Only one bolt holding the handle on, but the air line is attached to the handle

There is a bolt that you use to attach the handle. The air hoses and valves are attached to the top of the handle. Only a couple of inches of play in the hoses with the bolt removed.

Short answer yes, but you could prob modify to make it easier and you have to deal with air line making sure it doesn’t get damaged.

About the Air Jack, it can be adjusted from different angles.

The way it comes is not detachable, but you can make it detachable with quick air connect fittings

It does have screws where u could take apart in two places where u can detach the handle, but the air lines run through them. If you’re driving a flatbed this jack is really small and it should fit without taking the jack apart but as a fellow driver I suggest that u just stay away.