Garvee Automotive Engine Creeper, 400 lbs Foldable Top Side Mechanic Creeper for Cars and Trucks, Adjustable Height (49"-76"), Padded Deck, Engine Bay Repair Stand for Jeeps, Pickups, and Lifted Vehicles, Blue

This overhead creeper will support the body working on projects that hover over higher engines, or other surfaces. In addition to mechanical work, this support frame can ease the wear and tear on the body for model train, meticulous painting or assembly of furniture, etc. The finish of the unit can be better, there are light spots and paint rub-off on some of the surfaces. The hardware is wrapped onto one of the arms not in a bag, so stray nuts and bolts were found in the box. Recommended for comfort.

This is top notch! Great tall creeper for any garage with a smooth floor! This is sturdy and durable, has locking wheels and bottom end will slide up under a vehicle allowing you to lean in and get down into it to work. Easy to assemble instructions, functions amazing, protects you from falls! Get it!

This is absolutely a 5 star over-engine creeper for taller vehicles, but the assembly instructions are absolutely terrible. I included a photo of what you are dealing with. Basically "here's a photo of what this section looks like when done". You will be asking "which bolts go here? which end it up? is this upside down? is there a hidden camera? there is no way this is the real instructions!" I assemble lots of items, btu this thing was on another level.There are no tool included so you will need a Philips screwdriver to attach the chest pad, 6mm Allen wrench for the castors, 17mm socket and open-end wrench for the base, 13/14mm for the ladder bar and middle support and 19/21mm for the cross bar.I ran into one minor issue with the cross support bar and how it mounts. I was going to use a grinder and take 1/2" off the mounting plate to make it fit. There are 3 holes, so I guess you can adjust the angle. I could get the bolts in if I move the bar very forward then push VERY hard and was able to get the bolt into the 3rd hole. The "instructions" give no indication which of the three holes are the right one, so I will just go with the one I made to fit. I will have to take it apart and take some off the bracket if I want to adjust the angle.This does work great. I have a Hummer H2 I am doing a lot of work on. I needed to replace the plugs/wires/ignition coils and injectors and used this for the job. This really make it comfortable to work in what would have been a very difficult job.This is very big, and very durable. I had though this would have pins you could pull and it might fold flat for storing and portability. That is not a feature of this creeper. The best I can do for portability is I pulled out the ladder and I can fit this in the back of a mid-size SUV. This thing is not light, so if you need to move this around at all this is not easy. This is meant to take up a corner of your shop.I do think this is a good value for the money if you are working on trucks and taller vehicles. This really made my projects easier and certainly more comfortable.