Torin TR6100W Blackjack Rolling Creeper Garage/Shop Seat: Padded Mechanic Stool with Tool Tray Storage, Black

I originally purchased a small non-rolling stool to use when cleaning the wheels on my sports car which is fairly low to the ground. That proved unsatisfactory as I missed the obvious benefit of mobility provided by the wheels. When this Torin rolling shop seat arrived, it was clearly the better choice.Assembly was a little time consuming but in no way difficult or particularly challenging for anyone with rudimentary skills and a few basic hand tools, none of which are supplied. The stool went together nicely and once assembled with all fasteners tightened, it proved to be a strong, wobble free seat upon which I can confidently bend down to clean and polish my wheels.While it rolls easily, I do wonder if it will be entirely stable on my somewheat wavy concrete garage floor. Time will tell. The vinyl covered seat is a thick nicely padded cushion that is firmly attached to a pair of substantial nicely finished, powder coated metal arms which are themselves firmly attached to the base which holds the usedful compartmentalised tray.As I noted earlier, it all went together relatively easily. The end result looks to be a good investment for the amateur mechanic/car detailer who would otherwise struggle with cumbersome boxes or non-mobile stools. This is a far better option and one that will save considerable strain on your back were you to use another less satisfactory means get to the wheels.

’m getting old, and my knees have seen better days. Every time I wash my vehicle, I either don’t do the wheels, or I do a rush job, because it hurts to get up after squatting for a long time. I began a search for a rolling stool that would help me, and this little gem is the winner.There are many versions of rolling mechanic stools, but the only real difference I could find was price. They all had the same type of inexpensive caster wheels, they all had a very thin, plastic tool tray, and they all had a padded seat. This one was the most inexpensive, even considering that freight place by the harbor (which has much less padding, and no tray compartments).The base comes pre-assembled with the plastic tray and wheels already attached. The only thing to attach are the seat, which has two heavy steel bars that go under it and across from one support to the other, and the two U-shaped supports.I decided to put the long support bolts in from the top down, instead of from the bottom up as shown, because if the acorn nut does come off, I didn’t want to lose the bolt. I can find a nut much easier than a bolt like that.I had it fully assembled in about 5 minutes, and it works perfectly. I’m 185 pounds, and it feels very sturdy to me. If I was a great big person, I imagine I could easily drill and bolt, or even weld a couple of short supports to close the “U” in the front. But at my weight, it seems very sturdy.The black plastic tray was broken in two places where they pre-assembled the wheels, but it still works fine. The seat is nicely padded, and fine for short jobs. I wouldn’t want to sit on it all day, but that’s not what this is for.Another reviewer made a great video, so I’m not going to bother – although my stool is flat and does NOT wobble.I think this is a really great rolling stool for roughly 25 bucks, and my knees are very thankful.Hope this helps.

The Blackjack Rolling Creeper Seat arrived promptly considering that it came from the USA. It was delivered to my door and was fairly easy to assemble. It has proved helpful in enabling me to remain fairly low to the ground to clean out low-down cupboards, sliding door tracks, etc, as well as move along without the need to get up and down multiple times. The tray underneath was useful to contain cleaning products and cloths. I think that people who have physical limitations would find it a useful tool to add to their household.

Works perfect and comfortable. Sturdy.

It was awesome with the price I paid no problem. My motto is you get what you pay for, it does the trick.