VEVOR Air Hydraulic Jack Car Ramps 2PCS, 11023 lbs/5 Ton Capacity, 12.6 inch Max Height, Pneumatic Ramp Jacks with Airbags, Wheel Chocks, Extension Ramps, Heightened Columns, Heavy-Duty

What It Is

These are two hydraulic air jack ramps designed to lift heavy vehicles (up to 5 tons) to a max height of 12.6 inches. They’re intended for lawn tractors, zero-turn mowers, ATVs, or small utility vehicles where you need to access the underside for blade changes, belt repairs, or tire swaps.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, check these three things:

• Vehicle weight: Each ramp supports up to 11,023 lbs (5 tons). Ensure your mower or vehicle is under that per ramp (if using both, total capacity is 10 tons). Most lawn tractors (300–600 lbs) are fine.
• Wheelbase and ramp length: The extension ramps add length, but total ramp angle matters. Measure your vehicle’s ground clearance and wheelbase. Low-clearance mowers may struggle with the ramp angle if the approach is too steep.
• Air supply requirement: These use airbags, so you need an air compressor with at least a 1/4” NPT fitting and enough PSI to inflate the bags (typically 90–120 PSI). No compressor? These won’t work.

This is an aftermarket accessory, not OEM for any specific brand. No deck size or model restrictions, but verify your mower’s width fits between the ramps (approx. 8–10” wide per ramp channel).

Key Things to Know

• Quality concerns: Only 1 review (3.0/5) suggests limited user feedback. VEVOR is known for budget tools, but hydraulic air jack ramps have mixed durability reviews—check for airbag leaks or weld failures.
• Installation difficulty: Moderate. You’ll need to connect air lines, bleed the system, and test for leaks. No major modifications, but expect 30–60 minutes to set up.
• Common gotcha: The ramps are heavy (~50–60 lbs each) and bulky. Storage and portability are issues if you have limited garage space.
• Safety tip: Always use the included wheel chocks and never rely solely on air pressure—use jack stands or cribbing as a backup. Airbags can fail suddenly.

Should You Buy It

This is for heavy-duty users who regularly work on large zero-turn mowers, garden tractors, or ATVs and already own a compressor. The high capacity is overkill for most residential lawn mowers (under 1,000 lbs). If you need a reliable lift for frequent underbody access and don’t mind the bulk, it works—but check for better-reviewed alternatives in the same price range first.