Review on Lisle 93102 Yellow Plastic Creeper: Superior Mobility and Comfort for Automotive Repairs by Derrick Shah

works great, shame I never had one in the last 40 years. Note that other reviews have mentioned a few times that the wheels are difficult to fit into the Creeper's body. For those having this type of trouble, note that there is a small snap ring at the end of the wheel shaft that rattles in a groove. If you try to push in a wheel and it doesn't move, just stop pushing, rotate or move the shaft, and then keep pushing in. The wheel will most likely break if the clamp moves. It takes a little effort to snap it into place, but don't pick up a hammer and start hitting it. It is enough to simply press it, push it inwards. Gloves help too. Otherwise everything is fine, and it's a shame I wouldn't have given up cardboard and foam rubber many decades ago. The quality of the goods is good, the wheels are smooth, everything is fine. Crawl!