Traxion 1-200 King Crawler Rolling Automotive Mechanic Creeper W/All-Terrain 5" Casters,Black

This is the best creeper I've ever used. I'm 290 lbs 6'1". I work in my personal garage all the time and the 4 inch ball bearing wheels are fantastic. All the other creepers I've had drag on the ground... Get stuck on a small bolt... And the wheels break off. I'm able to sit on it and creep around my shop with ease. However there's a trade off. Because it has bigger wheels it also has a bigger footprint. When this one wears it I will buy another one just like it.

works as advertised. appreciate the large wheels to roll over cracks and cables. highly recommend it.reminder to all - the creeper is higher off the ground than other creepers so the vehicle needs to be higher to have better motion under car when fixing.how to make it better? have a kit to attach a brake mechanism to creeper to keep from rolling down driveway when under the vehicle. also when applying leverage to loosen frozen nut the creeper moves unwantingly. wish it could not move like when you lying on the ground.

Real nice creeper that rolls easily any direction. For the price it would be perfect with an adjustable head rest.

I'm mainly comparing this to the $800+ snap on creeper and this is just blowing that out of the water so far. The only thing that's bad are the wheels and even then are fine, you can just change them out with others if needed. Heavy duty chair that I'm flopping on all the time and leaving out in the rain, great purchase so far (3 months)

Nice creeper. Tubing is very tight. You’ll need something to tap it in. Wheels are plastic, not rubber. Only complaint

Hubby really likes this crawler

It isnt quite as pictured, and it appears that they have changed the design since some other customers posted their pictures. My frame came in multiple pieces and had a black coatingThe frame requires more assembly than previous versions. You have to slide some parts of the frame into other parts and bolt them in place. The outer piece had a lip/burr running along the inside as well as a lip around the inside of the bolt holes. The inner piece had a lip/burr running along the outside. The end result is that the pieces didnt fit together, and I had to spend quite a bit of time filing them down. This required using a long, thin file for the inside, which I luckily had. Even after filing, the process was difficult without a mallet, but the end result was tight and solid, which is good.The actual backboard for the padding seems to be particle board. The frame under the back board is x shaped. This means that on both ends of the backboard, there is no frame support at all for the last six inches on the sides, and a full foot in the middle. I anticipate the particle board breaking where my hips rest eventually, as it is unsupported.The casters are huge and will allow you to roll over any debris you create when you are working, but the bearings that allow the casters to swivel seem sloppy and dont want to move very freely. I added some grease to the bearing, which seemed to help.This creeper sits me up 2inches higher than my old, plastic creeper. It is still lower than other metal framed creepers where the wheels are under you, but be aware that you may be losing some clearance.This is a small gripe, but there is no good way to hang it on a wall or stand it upright, so it's harder to store it out of the way than other creepers.Overall, I think the frame is good quality, but the other components dont seem as durable and may have to be replaced over time.

What I have been looking for that is a lot bigger and more comfortable to lay on