Reviewed by kyle h (McAlester, OK) — Mar 28, 2013 6:15 PM

It is terrible within 30 min 2 of the wheels broke not good

Reviewed by Edgar S (SAN ANTONIO, TX) — Mar 08, 2013 2:10 PM

The good features of the 4tek Kreepster are the low clearance, tool trays, and the adjustable headrest. The unsatisfactory features are the uncomfortable bed and the very poor workmanship. The most obvious example is the misalignment of the standoffs which are used to mount the casters. They are welded to the frame at random angles. In my case, the alignment was so poor that one caster interferred with a tool tray.

Reviewed by dan n (Torrance, CA) Reviewed for a 1967 Chevy Nova — Jan 19, 2013 9:52 AM

overall satisfied with creeper. If i wanted to pick it apart I guess I could complain about the welds. It rolls well. Adjustable headrest works well albeit a little cumbersome to work at first. No real complaints at all. Love the red/black color and non boring design. Tool shelves on either side are placed a little high but then again Im 6 -3.

Reviewed by William W (GRANTS PASS, OR) — Dec 27, 2012 11:22 AM

Nice creeper. I like it because of it's low profile and it's comfortable. Just a little pricey.

Reviewed by James R G (CHILOQUIN, OR) — Jul 26, 2012 12:08 PM

I was extremely happy with the quality of this unit. The wheels are large enough to keep from tipping when moving about and do not get hung up on small stones or uneven concrete in my shop. Best buying decision I have made in a long while.

Reviewed by William T (Santa Fe, NM) Reviewed for a 2002 BMW M Series — Jan 30, 2012 12:33 PM

I have a garage with a stainless set of wall cabinets and a black and grey checker board rubber floor. The Kreepster looks good in the mix.

Reviewed by Franklin D. S (Blytheville, AR) — Jan 12, 2012 12:24 PM

Works good but could be not as wide

Reviewed by Chris C (Salem, OR) — Jan 12, 2012 8:26 AM

A great creeper at a very nice price. Trays on both sides, a comfortable headrest and good wheels. It's hard to find good creepers now days at a "real" price vs. all the overpriced cheap ones out there that you have to fix before you even use them. Maybe the inventor/'s could come up with one just as good with a back rest that can be positioned at say three different angles.

Reviewed by Brenda D (Lakeland, MN) — Jan 11, 2012 5:10 PM

Very sturdy, rolls smooth. Side storage is s huge bonus. Saves times with having to find tools. Would purchase again no questions asked!!

Reviewed by Richard Q (Logan, UT) — Oct 21, 2011 8:44 PM

I was very disappointed in the quality of this creeper. For the price I expected a well constructed product. I have the following comments: 1) Headrest is difficult to adjust. It sticks. 2) Paint finish is terrible. You would expect a powder finish instead of a scuffed and scratched finish. 3) The plastic tarp like covering looks like a future problem waiting to happen. 4) Heavier and bulkier then most creepers.