Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Bidón de Gasolina de 20 L, Tanque de Combustible de Metal y PP con Pico y Asa, Caudal Máximo de 6 L/min, a Prueba de Fugas, para la Mayoría de Autos, Motocicletas, ATV, UTV, Negro, 1 Pieza

They seem to be able to do what they're designed for. However the longevity of the paint and at least one seam is a matter of doubt. One tank has the beginnings of fish eye in the paint, while the seam on the other tank look more melted than welded

Absolutely terrible customer service. Their system auto-updated my address to an incorrect address. Then they returned it to sender. They refused to make a simple phone call to have the address corrected when the package was miles away from my house. They claim they issued a refund but I never received it. Horrible customer service. Offered zero solutions to make this better. I DO NOT RECOMMEND!

The cans are fine but the spouts are terrible. I was expecting Jerry Can type spouts that seal well and provide a high flow rate and are easy to use. These spouts are just the cheap spouts that are on many gas cans. They are small and provide a slow flow rate. You have to insert the spout into the tank in a way that pushes the valve down to make it work. You can’t even use an aftermarket Jerry Can spout because this can has a standard gas can opening. These cans look like a Jerry Can but the similarities end there.

This can leaked like crazy when I tried to pour it. Checked the seal, tightened the nozzle. Took it off and on. Nothing fixed it

Plastic spout broke right off the start Return to the metal ones. That's what my customers ask for

Cheap construction. Both spouts arrived broken and useless. Universal replacement spouts do not fit on the opening. The cans have a large metal seam that makes them very tippy when placed on the ground. Paint is already flaking off the cans with almost no use.

The cans are totaled garbage. They obviously don’t have research and development because I tried to use one to fill my car and the spout noon and improve design. It’s not even long enough to reach into the gas tank. It’s pretty sad. They’re probably only using half the metal the original cans head already they they have expanded enough to dent the cans. The quality is garbage, nothing compared to a real military can.

The spout is just horrible. When the tank is full and your trying to fill a mower the fuel will spill. Hard to fill slowly. The spout gets pushed in and gas rushes out. The mower tank gets full so fast it overflows. Plus no side handle makes it even more difficult to pour and stop the flow. Then the valve creates a vacuum so when it "burps" gas will overflow even more. Added a side handle and replaced the spout just when pouring the gas.

Hard to prevent spillage even with the pressure tap engaged. The only handles are on the top of the can and this makes it hard to control gasoline flow. The flow button broke on the first use and the spring went missing because of its small size. I finally had to use a fuel transfer device in order to prevent spillage. The current spout is useless. If I were to build this product I would add a side handle and a smaller flow spout for enhanced control. Being a farmer I have equipment that has refueling points in tight spots, like tractors and mowers. I would imagine that other gasoline powered devices have the same problem with these cans.

It will hold fuel. Exterior coating is fine. That’s good but there’s flaws that pushed me back to reputable brands that are tried and true. The “safety” spout leaks like every other can. The handles have a gap in between the sheet metal that when under load will deform and pinch. I’ll still use them but with a funnel and gloves.