Review on OEMTOOLS 24616 29" Portable Tear Down Tray - 55-Pound Capacity Mobile Table For Mechanics by Eric Alcantara

It’s great from 5 feet or if you squint. Not bad for the price, easily upgradable.At the end of the day you can always take it out back and repaint it, or upgrade the wheels to something better.If you’re a perfectionist, buy a snap on roll table, otherwise save your money and let this get used and abused.The paint job is very inconsistent and leaves a lot to be desired.Some areas are a rough matte finish, looks like not enough paint was sprayed.Other areas were touched up by quality control with a different color green.Showed up nicely packaged and in a heavy box with plenty of tape and zero signs of damage.All the edges of the table are nice and mostly straight, and ended up decently level with respect to the floor.The included foam almost looked used but by the signs of the paint on the back it’s just from packaging and sitting in a box.Another thing to easily upgrade.Rolls easy on a clean floor, avoid extension cords or anything else in the way of the wheels.The small wheels lock up and the table will fall.Would recommend some better wheels too, especially if wanting to take outside in the driveway.In summary, it’s a great cheap rolling table for the garage or shop, you don’t feel so bad if you scratch it.It’s plenty strong if you leave the table at the bottom position or drill and use a hitch pin.Pro Tip:I highly recommend marking where the bolt would press against the center post and drill it so the bolt has a hole to go through.This avoids having to crank down on the screw to get the table to stay.The best is to use a hitch pin with a clip so you can have preset heights, I included a picture of one and wish the manufacturer used that instead of the bolt and welded nut.