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

I'm not happy and considering returning the cans. The reason is the nozzle on this can is the threaded type and not the compression nut with a retaining color and gasket like I have on the red cans

Le système à ressort pour verrouiller le bouchon tient mal, il s'est d'ailleurs démonté tout seul et j'ai failli perdre le ressort. C'est pas de la grande qualité, à utiliser ponctuellement

Junk real bad knock off from real thing. Both top secure latches have come off and will not go back on. Buy the better more secure expensive units from a better company to be safe. Do not recommend.

I bought this from (VEVOR ) four months ago, thinking it will be better than plastic but NO.... These gas cans RUST from inside out. No warranty . This can not be good for gasoline engines. Buy at your own Risk.

I was really excited to find these 5.3 gallon Jerry Cans for about half the price of what they were priced at locally. I ordered 4 total of these gas cans. They showed up damaged and I reached out to Vevor, who sent me two replacements. The replacements also showed up damaged. Some had their fronts smashed in, some had their bottoms smashed in, some had their top handles smashed in. Some had damaged spouts. Simply put, these are not packaged well enough to be shipped without sustaining damage. The next problem are the safety spouts. They are supposed to be a plunger assembly that springs back when the pressure is released on the spout's collar, therefore stopping the fuel flow. Of the 6 spouts, 4 of them don't spring back like they should, and the remainders still leak even after being sprung back. I spilled gas all over my generator, all over my driveway, and all over myself and am not amused. It looks like I'm in the market to buy replacement spouts elsewhere, and have put a simple one-piece cap on them to preserve my fuel for now. Vevor had exceptional customer service shipping the replacements out. When the replacements also showed up damaged I told them not to worry about it, but they offered and issued me a $20 coupon for a future order.. All done and told, I will have spent $80 to get two functioning gas cans, which is still cheaper than buying local (I think $59 was the cheapest I could find), but all this was simply well too much drama. After I sent photos to Vevor outlining the damage on two separate occasions, I started to receive emails from UPS, also demanding photos for a shipping claim. Life is too short for all of this. I've learned my lesson and you've been warned.

Can appeared great , but during the first use the spout lock broke off, no big deal. After filling the takes it only took two days for the seam to leak and allow it to leak out 5 gallons of gasoline. I am luck this did not catch on fire and burn down my atv. This can was not abused or jarred around it was filled and used for farm equipment and stored under a barn out of the weather. I contacted customer server and have not got a response yet. Like I said the cans looked good but the quality is not ,and it is a dangerous product for transporting fuel.

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