Pro-Lift Z-Creeper Seat: 36" Grey C-2036D with Black Comfort Padding

Heather: My son in-law will be very happy he has this for future work ty

Canada on Dec 07, 2023

Isabelle Rioux: Garage

Canada on Dec 06, 2023

Deborah Zadzora: Easy to assemble and works well.

Canada on Nov 29, 2023

heather m.: Assembled easily

Canada on Nov 26, 2023

Giuseppe: Per adesso sembra perfetto.

Italy on Nov 24, 2023

adia: Love the comfort, ease of use, and quality

United States on Nov 19, 2023

T. Carroll: Bought from warehouse on Amazon, used item. Came mostly assembled. Wheels get stuck in concrete expansion joints, like all my creepers. -- Flip up seat is nice, Holds my 220 weight with no problem.

Make sure all hardware is snug but not locked down. Parts to flip to seat have to move!. Definitely better than laying or sitting on the cold cold ground! I think my next creeper will be motorized!!!

United States on Oct 30, 2023

EngineerChef: Only thing I didn't like is the assembly, it's very easy but the instructions and tool provided are hilariously mismatched. They provide a tool that doesn't do anything, and you need a hex. So tools are 5mm hex, a 1/2 in driver and a 9/16th wrench for the nut. It's a mix of metric and imperial. Which is hilarious. China eh?

The thing is solid, and creeps around just fine. The seat is pretty low but works just fine. I did some ceramic coating with it in seat mode after assembly. Easy 4/5. I'll update if it falls apart after use, I'm 6'5 265lbs so heavier than most.

United States on Aug 11, 2023

ERIC from DaPV144: Creeper seats are over priced and take up to much space for the common person to even want to own. They need to make one that folds into a chair for extra functionality. And not charge so much for it. Why do some companies charge over a hundred bucks for a board on wheels? Then they send you the worst set of pieces possible to build your own. I mean 14 point star headed screws with no instructions and varied threads. But not this one. No sir. I love this chair and the company should be spotlighted highlighted and all that. As long as you're not a super fat person you should get this chair. If you are super fat, you probably shouldn't get this chair yet. First weigh your self and look at how much you need to lose. Then make a gamelan to lose it and when you do, reward yourself with the Z creeper.

United States on Jul 26, 2022

dafeed: So I realize there are a ton of negative reviews on here that say this is poorly made, breaks easily, wheels break/come off, cover comes ripped, etc. So I took a chance and ordered it since it was pretty dang cheap (around $26). I gotta say it's pretty awesome and I haven't ran into any of those issues. It was kinda annoying putting it together, took me about 20 mins but I'm not that smart (: I would just say to make sure you really tighten the wheels and the frame together and you should be good. I used it to repair an exhaust leak I had and it did a great job. I didn't have to sit there on the cold cement (did this during winter time) and I could roll around underneath the car to get what I needed. I'm kinda chunky and weigh 230 lbs and am about 6 feet tall. When I put it into chair mode, it didn't bend under my weight or anything like that. When I was creeping around on the floor with it, it rolled fine, and didn't crack, bend or do anything under my weight. Also to get it from creeper mode to chair mode is pretty easy, and easy to do. Everything just worked perfectly. The only issue I ran into was it didn't get very close to the floor, so I had to have the jack stands all the...

United States on Jan 17, 2015