Lisle 93102 Yellow Plastic Garage Floor Creeper for Automotive Maintenance

D. Lee: Compared to my older Jeppers Creepers, this new product seems a little better. It has two extra wheels and rolls super easy. It seems pretty strong and is almost half the weight of my older Creeper. It's about 2 inches shorter; width is about the same. The older version is also very low profile - so nothing gained there. The older version had full padding, but this new hard plastic version should be easier to clean. Seems comfortable to use -- I'll have to wait to see how it holds up. Overall, I like it.

United States on Jan 24, 2021

filter fantom: works great, too bad I never had one of these over the last 40 years........slow learner. Notice in the other reviews a couple of times its mentioned that the wheels are hard to snap into the body of the creeper. For those so challenged, note that there is a small circlip in the end of the wheel shaft that rattles around in a groove. If you are trying to push in the wheel and it won't go, just stop the pushing pressure, rotate or move the shaft around and then continue pushing in. Most likely the wheel will snap right in when the clip repositions itself. It takes a bit of pressure to snap it home, but don't get a hammer and start banging on it. Just jostling it around while pushing in will do it. Gloves will help as well. Otherwise its all good and wish I'd have discarded the cardboard and foam rubber many decades ago.........duh. The quality of the product is good, wheels are smooth, all is well. Creep on !

United States on Apr 05, 2017

John and Judy: Extremely well made. Very easy to move around, actually I wish it had a lock out or break when I am trying to pry or turn something tough. Neck/head rest is comfortable and can easily be replaced if a different rest is required. The 40 inch length makes it stable and comfortable. Easy storage when not is use, minimal with hangs nicely on the wall or can be slid in to a narrow corner. Clean up is a breeze. I have dumped oil, break fluid, transmission fluid, etc on it and you simply wipe it off. I use this on both rough and smooth concrete surfaces without issue. I have not tried it on pavement yet. I actually have a second version of this that I lay my tools out on. I added a simple no skid roll out surface to it for simplicity. Tools, parts, etc roll right along with you. This is also nice when my kids or friends want to help.

United States on Jan 21, 2017

jdillon: The frame and cushion on my last creeper were still in good shape but the wheels were beat up after a few years of use on concrete. It got to the point that it was difficult to roll straight and it certainly wasn't smooth. So, I purchased this and, so far, it seems worth the money. It's comfortable, light weight with a low profile and has 6 strong castors (vs 4 on my last creeper). It seems easy to control and smoother than my last creeper ever did. I should note that I have only used the creeper 3 times for a total of about 7 hours, but I really like it and would recommend it. If for some reason, I have a problem with it, I will update this review.

United States on Apr 03, 2016

Maneki Neko: When the hardwood creeper I used for a quarter century cracked, I was tempted to glue it back together. I am glad that I did not.

The Lisle creeper puts your body significantly closer to the floor than the traditional designs. If you are using a creeper at all, you are probably working on a car on jack stands. And it is often very helpful, when you are trying to get a transmission in place or mount an exhaust system, to be just that extra inch closer to the floor to have the clearance to do what you need to do.

There are other nice touches to this design. The handles are in the right place, such that when you pick up the creeper it is always balanced under your hand. The rollers and pivots turn freely and easily even on cracked concrete. The padding on the head rest is durably enclosed in naughyde. And the body of the creeper is safety yellow, so if someone has left it on the shop floor and you are making your way the shop around in dim light, you can see it BEFORE you step on it.

All in, its a great design job and a solid product at a great price. By the way I have no connection with Lisle or their distributors. I am just a fan of this product, and good tools...

United States on Jun 20, 2012