MAXWORKS 50874 40 Inch Plastic Rolling Garage Creeper with Padded Headrest and Dual Tool Trays, 300 Lbs

For the price, this garage creeper is surprisingly decent. It’s lightweight, rolls around smoothly on most garage floors, and the padded headrest is comfortable enough for basic maintenance jobs like oil changes, brake work, and inspections. The plastic frame feels sturdy for normal use, and it’s easy to move and store because it’s not too bulky. It’s definitely more of a budget creeper, though, so don’t expect heavy-duty shop quality. The padding is fairly basic and the wheels can struggle a little on rough or dirty concrete. Overall, it’s a good value if you want something inexpensive and comfortable enough for occasional home garage work.

Just finished putting this together. The little tool they provide is actually perfect because you need to push the washer and nut into the molded inset for it and the nut sits in the tool with the washer placed on top making it easy to put both on. This creeper is perfect. I'm 6'2" and weigh 220 lbs and there was no flexing at all and I was still able to comfortably adjust so that my head was on the cushion. It feels very durable and the wheels are well built and have lots of rubber tread. I can't see where you could ask for anything more from this so I consider it a bargain against the same being twice the price at Autozone.

I've had the same creeper since I 2007 and it's done well for itself. However, when I hit my 50th year on earth, gravity started to pull my chest down to my waistline (no joke!) and it became tough for me to use my old creeper to get under my cars. It was time to buy a new, low-profile, one so my "sunken chest" (ahem...) could fit under the car for work. I bought this one and while it was a little bit of a headache to put together, it has worked out very well and I'm quite happy with it. I use it almost daily and it seems to be holding up really well. I'm very happy and will buy another if something happens to this one.

Light and strong. Rolls easily. A bit tricky to assemble. The pillow is too low for me, I had to add another one on top of it.

This MAXWORKS creeper is a good value. It features urethane wheels that roll nicely yet aren't as hard as the cheap plastic casters that come on others at this price point (and others that are much more). However, the instructions that come with it are wrong. Here's the correct way to install the casters: 1. Insert the screw (#4) through the caster (#2) from underneath. 2. Slide the sleeve (#7) onto the screw. The sleeve goes between the caster flange and the underside of the creeper. 3. Insert assembly into holes on creeper body (#1). 4. Secure the caster with flat washers (#6) and acorn nuts (#5). The cheap plastic 10mm T-handle they supply strips out quickly. Have a 10mm socket on hand to tighten the nuts. Other than the glitch in the instructions and the cheap T-handle tool, this is a fine creeper. I'm glad I gave it a try before spending more money on a creeper that's not any better.

Perfect

Are you kidding me? Ridiculously good value here. Solid construction. The creepers on here all kind of look alike but I'll tell you from personal experience they are not. I've got one that looks identical to this one and it sux but this one is much stronger and the casters work well. 5 minutes to install the wheels and I'm back wrenching. It even comes with a handy install tool. Low profile is great coz you won't have the tipping effect like flat creepers do. I've been wrenching for 36 years, my back and knees can attest to that so I Definitely recommend this creeper at this price point.

Great value. Works perfect.

This creeper glides great and beats crawling on the concrete floor. Good quality and all the parts were in the box. Recommended.