Traxion 1-200 King Crawler Rolling Automotive Mechanic Creeper W/All-Terrain 5" Casters,Black

Rolls over most of the junk my old Craftsman creeper won’t, leaves, zip ties, concrete expansion joints. The casters spine easily and if you are even the slightest incline you better put a leash on it. lol. Love this thing, don’t fall for the molded plastic one similar to what Harbor Freight sells, I’m 150 and the stupid wheels rip off of em. I’m probably gonna buy a second one for my other garage.

works as advertised. appreciate the large wheels to roll over cracks and cables. highly recommend it. reminder to all - the creeper is higher off the ground than other creepers so the vehicle needs to be higher to have better motion under car when fixing. how to make it better? have a kit to attach a brake mechanism to creeper to keep from rolling down driveway when under the vehicle. also when applying leverage to loosen frozen nut the creeper moves unwantingly. wish it could not move like when you lying on the ground.

The first thing I noticed was how poorly this thing was packaged. When I first got it the box was gouged. ripped and looked like it was drug behind the truck that brought it. Upon opening the box There was no packing or anything to protect this product from damage due to rough handling. The first examination revealed the creeper itself seemed to be alright, how ever one of the wheels was completely out of its plastic baggie. The other wheels were in various locations through out the box. I found two of the four plastic plugs that go into the square tubes. The square holes in the tubes was to small to receive the casters properly. By tightening the nuts I was able to force three of the four casters in the square cutouts. What this means is the casters are uneven not allowing the creeper to sit steady. I am an engineer, and in my opinion quality control failed on this one. Once again I get an expensive product, damaged, and short of parts, plus having to do redesign work. Once I done the job the factory should have done, I like it, and I think its going to be a good creeper. Think I will find out if I can get on their payroll, so I can be reimbursed for my expertise. You know customers should not have to put up with this. It's nothing against Amazon, they are great. It's the shippers packers and factory failure to supply what otherwise is a good product.

This is the best creeper I've ever used. I'm 290 lbs 6'1". I work in my personal garage all the time and the 4 inch ball bearing wheels are fantastic. All the other creepers I've had drag on the ground... Get stuck on a small bolt... And the wheels break off. I'm able to sit on it and creep around my shop with ease. However there's a trade off. Because it has bigger wheels it also has a bigger footprint. When this one wears it I will buy another one just like it.

I purchased the Traxion crawler after my very cheap crawler frame broke after years of use. The Traxion was an upgrade for me. I like the large wheels and the way the crawler moves effortlessly across the floor. The overall package is sturdy and well built. A couple things I don't like, however. The outrigger style design with the wheels being extended outward means that if you use jack stands or any kind of floor lift, the wheels and supports will get tangled with the lifts. The overall width just "finds" something to get tangled. The 2nd is the lack of head/neck support. My old crawler had a head support that could be adjusted so your head sits at more of an angle. On the Traxion you effectively lie flat which I find uncomfortable as I am always lifting my head to get a better view. I'll try to find a pad to place on the head rest, but it would be better if something was well secured in place.

Arrived quickly Low profile Smooth ride Easy to maneuver

The headrest is too low. Not sure how long the plastic covering will last, but I figure if it tears I'll just grab some vinyl to make a new pad. I've done that before for other things and it's easy. The brake is fantastic and is similar to a dirt bike kickstand. The handle helps you cam it down, however, you can only put pressure on it while wrenching to the up position and sides. If your wrenching puts pressure in the same direction it would fold to disengage the lock, it'll pop down off the lock and you'll be rolling. Not a huge deal. But something to be aware of. Believe it or not, and I can't believe I'm saying this, this creeper actually rolls too easy.... Yes, hard to believe.... But it rolls WAY easier than any creeper I've ever owned and I've owned a bunch. The large wheels will go over small stuff, but chords and hoses, forget it. It's my first big wheeled creeper and according to the younger guys, a big wheel will roll over chords and air hoses easy, yeah.... It won't. It's not as low as I'd like either. We aren't using these things in the gravel or rolling over rocks.... The best creeper I ever had I made... It had less than a half inch clearance under it....thats what this one should have. Several times this week I've dropped something under a car and hunted forever for it just to find that my ratchet rolled under the creeper.

Terrible Product. Buy something else. I had the same issue as several others. The arms will not go into the frame they are the wrong size. Its completely unusable because it can't be assembled.

Awesome product

Roule bien mais si large un peut

I have to say it is a good creeper board, but when I reviewed it, I bought it because it had a break on it but the one I received is exactly the same but doesn’t come with the break to stop it rolling around when you’re trying to un-tighten something underneath the car to stop it from moving around🤷🏻‍♂️ if you are thinking of purchasing this review it on YouTube and you’ll see and understand what I mean about the break to stop it rolling around but my one didn’t come with the break🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🙄

Très bien

First impression is this creeper is ok, but for this price should be higher quality. There are complaints about the board in the base breaking, it feels like it is only a piece of hardboard instead of more durable plywood. Next the caster wheels are light weight plastic with a metal sleeve instead of axle bearings. The ball bearing race is extremely crunchy and more grease does not help. A caster and wheel upgrade is definitely in order, but top of caster has a square base to fit into leg, might be hard to match. Good design, similar to the bone creeper at half the price. But, disappointing low quality casters are not likely to stand up to rough service.