Cheap car creeper

[Bryan Williams]

Halfords, with trade card£12

 

[paulmitchell1984]

Looks comfy...

 

[Bill Edwards]

That's not a bad price. Looks similar to the sealey offerings which seem decent.

 

[skotl]

It's £15 for us paupers without the trade card: http://www.halfords.com/workshop-to...each.pagebeans.SearchResultsPageBean@7ef47ef4

 

[W.olly]

Got one myself exactly the same from halfords, got it a few years back and still going good.

I just dont like it when you are trying to remove some thing and the trolley moves under you. Be better if there way a way to lock the wheels while on it.

 

[Bryan Williams]

The first one I got someone had been in the box and nicked the wheels ,had to go back.
Maybe you could get that one.

 

[chris pruteanu]

Its ok if you are slum built, had the same creeper a few years ago and my 100 kg mate stood on it and the wheels tore off, i have replaced it with a snap on jobbie, its fine even under my 150kg mate!

 

[optima21]

I've never been able to get my car high enough on chassis stands to get a car creaper under them.

 

[colnerov]

I've never had the opportunity to have a smooth enough floor to be able to wheel one about without pushing myself off it.

 

[zx9]

I've never had the opportunity to have a smooth enough floor to be able to wheel one about without pushing myself off it.

My drive is on a hill, could be fun to try fixing the car as I rolled under it and back into the garage.

 

[Richiew]

I bought one of these this evening. Thanks for the heads up Bryan. It's actually rather comfy and doesn't move when I get on or off it. I've got an oil change to do at the weekend so it will get a proper try out then. I don't seem to get down and back up from under cars as easily as I used to and it will save my skin getting grazed on the concrete floor too.

 

[RichardM]

I use a big piece of cardboard to slide on, has the added benefit of collecting the oil / brake fluid / crap to stop it going on the pavers