My mechanics love this, and while we did improve on it by adding cushion in the form of pipe insulation, and by adding a cushion of doorseal to prevent scratching bumpers etc

This baby is worth its weight in gold. Talk about a back saver. I use it on all my lifted trucks.The one leg design gets in tight spaces

Its a must have for anyone who has to work on any truck engine bay. Makes working on a truck for long hours a breeze, i have used it for awhile now and i love it no more pain in my back and sides from laying on the engine. It also folds down and away so it doesn't take up much space in my shop. For years i worked in discomfort on my 2001 ford f250, after a few minutes working over a warm engine bay my shirt would be soaked with sweat. I finnaly broke down and bought one, im so glad i did, well worth the money. There are a few problems but they are easy to fix.

The bad
This thing is heavy, which is great for working on without the fear of falling over, but the downside is it makes it difficult to lift to load into a bed of a truck or storage
Second thing is the padding, although they did a great job at making it hold up its lacking in comfortably. I fixed this slight issue by taking some foam used for bedding and stuffed it till it was soft and comfortable to lay on . About a 5 dollar fix but to others it may feel fine im a skinny guy so the lack of padding hurt my chest after a hour of use. After adding padding it feels great.

Overall i give it a 4 out of five stars if they would fix the padding issue it would be perfect

i had to replace a bad injector on my dodge ram 4x4. I did some of the work before buying this creeper and it was a pain (literally) to work on the truck. I alternated between standing on the bumper and leaning over the engine, sitting in the engine bay, laying on the radiator support. None were comfortable and I could only sustain the positions for a short time. I put the job on hold and ordered this creeper and the second half of the job went so much better.

The package came in good condition. I ordered from tool topia and they used a freight company to deliver the creeper. The box had a small amount of damage, but nothing seemed missing or damaged once I opened the box. Assembly was easy, I did add a few washers as other reviewers mention and suggest. I assembled the creeper by myself and it was very easy. I do agree as another reviewer mentions that the pins to hold the pad on the top are a pain. the holes don't line up left-to-right, so pin wants to go in at an angle and not line up to the 2nd hole. Since the pin is short, you have less leverage to push the pin sideways to force it to line up to the second hole. I'll probably get a longer pin will allow me to more easily align it to the second hole.

I found the hight of the creeper to be perfect for my truck. once i got up there, i had both hands free and had a perfect overhead view of the engine. getting up and down was easy when i had to go get another tool or part to continue the job. Now i am looking forward to doing more maintenance on my truck as this creeper is definitely going to make the jobs much easier.

It would be nice if the creeper could be stored upright. If the creeper could stand upright on its own that would be a bonus. The only negative now is the storage of the creeper when not in use but i can live with that.

The mechanics at the shop I work at love using this working on power smoke diesels and Duramax equipped trucks their stomachs and chests are not poked and scrapped all day long. their chests don't hurt from laying across engine compartment all day long .A must have for 3/4 ton and up pickup engine compartment work.