Lisle 93102 Yellow Plastic Creeper: Superior Mobility and Comfort for Automotive Repairs Review

Used by professional mechanics. It's literally the same stuff they sell on trucks. I'm not a heavy guy but I'm 6ft 2in and the product fits me. The casters are not broken at all and the headrest still has a cushion. 1 year owned.

I've been a diesel engine mechanic for many years and you're on a slider 90% of the time. I've tried many and these are by far the most comfortable and easy to maintain replacement wheels out there. Ps I am a tall boy of 240 pounds

Slider with excellent value for money. I'm a 240 lb guy and this holds me up with no issues. I've used it 3-5 times for several hours since purchase and no signs of fatigue or damage. I like the fact that the wheels can be changed one at a time if needed, as this is where most of the abuse takes place. It's worth buying crap from local stores.

I've been changing the oil for years, crawling under the car with nothing, then cardboard sheets and finally got this creeper. Maybe I saved money and storage space, but now I feel stupid thinking about it. I inserted the rollers into the case with a hammer and a screwdriver with a strong blow, they went inside. I chose blue instead of one of the other colors purely because of the price. I'll always be a cheapskate, but at least I can do it faster now.

Was a gift for a friend, I've had one for 15 years and it's definitely the best value! Weighing 275 on a good day, my friend had the "heavy duty" out of the port cargo. The second time I used it the plastic cracked around two of the wheels making it a garage so I replaced it with this one! I was a heavy truck and equipment mechanic, mine has been through everything I've handled with the heavy starter gear you call it, it still runs great even with all the sweat and flare burn marks and always…

It looked like a great deal, I'll actually try it again, maybe in a different colour. The name, screen-printed on the vines, was daubed with a bag of wheels. I could live with the looks, but the ink is still sticky and tacky like it wasn't cured. I don't want to deal with sticky stuff on the back of my shirts, even if they're "garage shirts". I really wanted to work on my car today and tomorrow. I think I will wait for a new one after this return. UPDATE: Ordered the same article in black. The…

Lisle has been designing and manufacturing unique American quality products for many years. They were the first to offer the product called "(Jeepers) Creeper" many years ago and this new series of "Jeepers Creepers" continues their line of quality products. Unfortunately they are no longer made in the USA due to market price restrictions. It adapts to the back and maneuvers very well. My weight is about 220 pounds and it keeps my body off the ground very well. The molded handles are very well…

I've been driving without a slider for many years, but use an old piece of cardboard to tape under the car for oil changes and such. I finally realized that I have awesome tools and the Creeper must be one of them, so I read a lot and ordered this one. And yes, it's that good. Very comfortable, easy to drive, quality wheels, and it doesn't even tip over when you get off it like almost all other Creepers do. So yes, it might be a little pricey, but it might be the last thing you buy. So if you…

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…

When a wooden vine I had used for a quarter of a century snapped, I was tempted to glue it back together. I'm glad I didn't. The Lisle Creeper places your body significantly closer to the ground than traditional designs. If you use a Creeper at all, you probably drive a car on jack stands. And it's often very helpful when you're trying to fit a transmission or exhaust system that's just an extra inch closer to the ground to have room to do what you need to do. There are other nice gestures too.

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