Review on 🏍️ VIVOHOME 350 Lbs Hydraulic Motorcycle Lift: Heavy Duty, Foot-Operated ATV Dirt Bike Scissor Jack Stand on 4 Wheels by Eduardo Long

The packaging needs improvement by adding bubble wrap to the stand. I ordered two, both boxes had holes from the stand and parts had been moved into the box. I'm missing a protective bar on each stand which I think fell out of the box. I've emailed Vivohome to get a replacement but haven't received a response yet. I can't compare the stand to more expensive stands of a similar type as I don't own it, but the quality of this stand doesn't seem very good to me. The scissors part could be stronger as it wobbles. I'm not sure if a more expensive stand would be stronger or not, but if I were to buy another I'd probably try a more expensive brand to see if it's stronger. The main reason I chose this stand was its height. Using the larger wheel mount holes gives you 11.5 inches, which is 2 inches lower than any other wheel I could find. Off-road bikes don't need the lift that everyone else needs to get onto their stand. A big bonus in my book and a huge disadvantage in the competition. Need for improvement: 1) Metal or hard plastic wheels, hard rubber wheels sometimes get stuck and not sure of durability. 2) Added a hole for the protection bar on the lower level. I store my bikes so the wheels are off the ground but not a foot off the ground. So far I've used a 2x4 which actually reinforces the stand well. 3) Footpeg mounting brackets should be further back or have another hole further back for more positioning options. 4.) Footrest hooks are about 2 inches shorter. Overall I think this is a good position. It's very nice to be able to pull the bike right in, pick it up, and then rotate around the stand to move the bike around when you want to park it.