Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Contenitore per Carburante in Metallo 20 L, con Beccuccio e Maniglia, Serbatoio per Carburante in Metallo a Prova di Perdite alla Corrosione, per la Maggior Parte di Auto, Moto, 2 Confezioni

They were delivered slightly different than advertised. The cap and spout were totally different than advertised. It is a cheaper set up. It is considered an update. I’m still considering if the update is better. The cans do not have a vent so it could build up pressure while being stored. This could be a problem.

Logistics tracking displayed false delivery status; the parcel arrived two days after I contacted seller support. The gas cans themselves meet my usage expectations well.

Stable fuel output and excellent leakproof performance for emergency generator use during storms. The long service life makes it worth the purchase cost.

All accessories are included; the spout release button is overly stiff and hard to press to release fuel flow.

The rubber sealing gasket is durable, but the built-in filler neck filter is not noted on product listing. Return is uneconomical so I need to remove the filter manually.

Queste taniche in metallo VEVOR da 5 galloni sono realizzate in acciaio spesso e di ottima qualità, con saldature solide e zero perdite. Il tappo sigilla ermeticamente e il beccuccio facilita il versamento senza sporcare. Ottimo rapporto qualità-prezzo e perfette per trasportare carburante durante i viaggi. Consigliatissimo!

Great quality for the price, sturdy and durable

These seem as well made as the standard NATO cans. I'm not sure if they're coated inside. Of significance to me is the spout design. 5 gallon GI cans are hard enough to handle when full. Add in a spout that must be pressed against the filler neck of whatever you're trying to refuel and I find it annoying and ofter impossible. Now I realize that the US EPA and CPSC mandated changes foe safety reasons but there must be a better design.

I bought 2 of these. One worked very well but the 2nd one has a faulty seal. I took the cap off several times, lined up the threads and re tightened it but gas leaks out when tilted 30 degrees or more.

If you were in the military- no these are not real Jerry cans. Don’t expect them to be. Also they do not appear to be DOT approved. Otherwise they seem fine for storing fuel in the shed, decent metal cans for the price. Spouts are very short. It’s fine for lawn equipment etc, but I am going to find a better spout for refueling the car.