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

I had a cheap crawler at the auto parts store for a few years and it worked great for oil changes and occasional repairs. However, he never moved very well and always got stuck on the smallest stone. Eventually the wheels on my old one failed, so I needed a new creeper. After much research I settled on Lisle vines and couldn't be happier. That thing turns a lot better than my old Creeper. It rolls easily over small rocks and holes in my driveway, even with my 265-pound weight. I like the yellow color although every drop of dirt is visible on it but easily removed with a degreaser and a rag. I was a bit worried about the comfort of this climber as it didn't have padding, but it's actually very comfortable, much more so than my old one which had padding. I am very glad I made this purchase and would highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a quality slider in the market. Incidentally, I work for a small trucking company and found that our mechanics have a very similar slider in the shop. . They are labeled MAC Tools but are identical to Lisle vines in every respect. After speaking to one of our mechanics, he confirmed that Lyle does indeed make MAC Creepers. MAC puts their name on it and charges over $100 for it. Find out!