BIG RED TRP6240 Torin Blow Molded Plastic Rolling Garage/Shop Creeper: 40" Mechanic Cart with Padded Headrest, Dual Tool Trays and 6 Casters, Red

My favorite creeper! Still using in the garage, 6 years later! Figured I’d come back and add that to my review! Rollers still good. Cushion soft and playable, plastic strong. You won’t catch your fingers, shoulders and shirt in these wheels like a traditional floor creeper.

Love it just want I need it!!!!

Smooth rollers, even for someone over 230 lbs. Good feel laying on it and it rolls great. I highly recommend it.

I picked this up mainly to make crawling under my car less miserable, and it delivers on that. I had an janky old creeper from decades ago, and it wasn't cutting it. The padded surface is comfortable, it rolls smoothly on hard surfaces like asphalt and concrete, and the 3-inch wheels feel noticeably more durable than the smaller wheels I've seen on cheaper models. I'm 250 pounds and it still rolls fine. Assembly is straightforward once everything's accounted for, though my box arrived a little beat up with some loose hardware and a missing washer, so open it carefully over a flat surface. I would also get a proper socket to tighten the bolts. The included plastic one is not so great. A few caveats worth knowing. It's tough to roll on gravel or pavers, so if that's your main workspace, the small wheels are going to frustrate you. For daily shop use, it may not be the most durable option. For the occasional home mechanic or weekend oil change, though, it's a solid buy at the price.

Great, big, wide and red lol solid worth the money.

Not ergonomically correct for my body I needed more head elevation and a soft cushion to lay on

Easy to put on wheels and a very low profile. It works great. I don’t have to be rolling around on the cement while changing the oil. Perfect size and appearance very very sturdy and the price was right!

I bought mine about 18 months ago for home use. I do light maintenance on my own vehicles. The creeper worked great up until last week. Until that point I would have given it a 5. For some reason one of the corners to which the caster is attached developed a crack. As this is a lightweight blow molded part the crack quickly propagated until the entire corner fell off, taking the caster with it. It still works so long as I keep my weight off that corner. I don't believe that this is just a matter of having had a defect. I can see no defect in the break and there is not evidence of impact-its just a lightweight part with a finite life expectancy. I have used this creeper very lightly, I am not a heavy guy-about 170 lbs. For what I paid for this I need to get more than 18 months out of it. Update: 4 of the 6 wheels have now broken off, not the wheels themselves but the plastic "frame" cracking and breaking off. This is with light use. Don't waste your money.

I've read the reviews regarding the cheap hardware and the difficulty getting the mounting screws tight. I'm wondering if it may be due to confusion stemming from the way the screw hardware is assembled for shipping. When first opening the plastic bag with the hardware it is screwed together for shipping with the washer on the bottom, contacting the bolt head (this would seem to infer that this is the same sequence you would use for assembly of each wheel mounting bracket). When you begin assembly if you follow the same format you would expect the washer to be underneath the creeper. However, if you look at the terrible one page instructions which are just some small pictures (no explanatory text), the layout of the hardware shows the washer in a different position (on the top of the metal sleeve instead of the bottom as it was shipped). Installing it this way with the washer on top of the creeper allowed everything to tighten up very securely (even used my 10mm socket without stripping any of the locknuts). If the washer is incorrectly installed underneath the creeper then the locknut on top must travel too far down the thread to contact the top of the creeper and there is also nothing for the locknut to clamp against the creeper top. I think doing this would also press the sleeve up from the bottom giving the impression that the sleeve is too long. From bottom to top: bolt head>wheel mounting plate>metal sleeve>creeper body>washer>locknut Anyway, hope this may help someone.

Esta bien el producto, me sirvio para lo que lo necesitaba

Parfait pour ma grandeur et confortable en plus

Esta hecha de buen material y es fácil de armar

Excelente