Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Kraftstoffkanister, 20 L, Benzinkanister mit Ausguss & Komfortgriff, 6 L/min Durchflussrate, auslaufsicherer & korrosionsbeständiger Metall-Benzintank für Autos, Motorräder, ATVs & UTVs, rot

Was not what I ordered. Was not what was t displayed on photo. They were supposed to be the metal walking caps with the metal flex hose. They were not.

Hard to pour no flexible pour spout

I hate the nozzle

Le bec verseur n'est pas du tout pratique pour verser dans un réservoir autre que celui d'un véhicule.

I had ordered the fuel cans with the flexible steel spout. They sent me the updated plastic push to pour spouts. Not what I ordered or wanted. I contacted them and they apologized of course and said they'd make it right. They refunded me enough cash to buy good replacement spouts. Nice to see a company actually stand up for their products. I'm totally satisfied with this.

Spring for lid broke immediately on first use. Arm of the can is worthless if I want to fill gas tank in car

The can is well built and I'm happy with the construction of the base. However, I can't say the same about the spout and seal. It leaks when trying to pour in holding down the childproof button. Ive tired tightening it down as far as it can go, and it still leaks. The spring on the lid popped out on the ratcheting side to tighten down. I feel the plastic and lid seal is poor quality, so if you need to pour out, don't use the childproof spout.

Not a standard Jerry can pouring nozzle it's like a gas can. 1 out of the 4 cans I purchased can't sit flat on the ground. Last it should have side handles so you can pour it easy.

These work and they are cheap. The cans are steel but the screw-necks are molded plastic, so you have to be careful not to knock them around. They have turn-locks to keep from unscrewing, but these fall off the first time you use them. They do have a handy pour-spout that stays closed until you push on it, but it doesn't close after you remove it. If you want to fill a car, you probably need a flexi-funnel or a a VP fuel jug to transfer it to. I prefer the Latvian NATO cans, but they are over $100/ea bought new.

I bought 4 red and 1 yellow of the Vevor Upgraded Oil-Tight Metal Fuel Cans. There is a little piece of plastic which has a spring behind it (I found out) that keeps tenson on the spout as you tighten it down. Upon the very 1st fill-up at the gas station "2" of the red cans snapped the little plastic piece off and the spring shot out along with the plastic tensioner. I found the spring on the ground for 1 of them, but not the other. I like they are metal cans, but should be a handle on the back side to help hold it as you are filling your mower, etc.