Customer Reviews for VEVOR Jerry Fuel Can, 5.3 Gallon / 20 L Portable Jerry Gas Can with Flexible Spout System, Rustproof ＆ Heat-resistant Steel Fuel Tank for Cars Trucks Equipment, Black

I purchased a total of 6 cans and every spout leaks especially when pouring fast as soon as paint gets scratched or chipped rust happens extremely fast the spouts don’t fit every vehicle or piece of equipment

The cans are ok however the flex spouts are horrible, they won't lock in place and leak like all around the seal.

Good for storing fuel of any kind. But spout leaks and the spout doesn’t fit into ALL vehicles. If the paint chips or is scratched the can begins to rust very quickly

I would love these if the spouts didn’t leak all over the place. Brand new, filled with fuel, began to pour it in to my tractor and I got diesel dripping all down the side onto the floor. Suggestions?

Nice can but both leak once you try to pour the fluid into your can was going to return them but once the diesel fuel in it hard to get the smell out to return

The cans themselves are ok I suppose, but the mouths, spouts and closure mechanisms are poorly done making it difficult to seal and pour. The spouts leak and drip at the "seal" point. The lock pin holes were not drilled correctly on some of the cans. And some of the locking latches were welded on lopsided at about 2-o'clock. Overall, they are cheap, low-grade jerry cans. And they are not compatible with any other spout I can find. If you get these to use in a vehicle out on the road, you may want to bring a funnel.

A little disappointed. I like its durability but I had hoped the battery powered gas pump would fit into the opening once the nozzle was removed. I’m 68 years old and lifting a 5 gallon gas can full of fuel is beyond my capability. The pump won’t fit as the opening isn’t wide enough. I will probably advertise it on Facebook Marketplace to see if I can recoup some of my money. And I will keep looking.

Received two of these cans, seemed well made. Unfortunately, only one had its bottom indented so it would stand up straight. One is flat with a prominent ridge and it tips over while sitting on the shelf. The "chat" service was useless other than to say your concern has been logged, have a good day, Bye. Simply frustrating.

Jerry can was rusted inside, no way to put fuel in. Pictures attached. Avoid at any cost.

Has been in my truck just a few days before it started to rust.