New Guy Here- Can anyone recommend creepers that don't ****?

[KM6TRS]

I got 2 Harbor Freight creepers at $10 a piece and I definitely got what I paid for--both creepers had 2-3 wheels fall off within a week. I'm a big boy at 250lbs, and the wheels get stuck on the concrete fracture relief lines on the floor in my garage. Any recommendations? Not overly concerned with price, I just want it to be heavy duty.
Thanks

 

[Toothaker]

I'm a few pounds more than you, and I'm 6'7", so I wanted a heavy duty and longer than average creeper. I got the Pro-LifT C-9100 Black 40" Foldable Z Creeper (450 pounds) from Amazon.

 

[ozyborn]

The Bone. I am 320lbs. My fav

 

[jtetterton]

The Bone Rough Rider. Get it.


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[LB-1911]

^
The Rough Rider

 

[Urambo Tauro]

I'm not seeing any $10 creepers on the HF website, so it's hard to say what would be an upgrade from whatever it is you have now. I've heard good things about the Bone, but FWIW the creeper I am using now is nearly identical to HF's 63372/63424 plastic low-pro creeper. No headrest adjustment, but the bigger wheels make it a lot easier to roll over cracks.

 

[rsanter]

Best creeper I had was the big wheel snap on one

 

[OldNeons]

I have the regular Bone creeper and really like it, I would definitely like to try the "off road" version. Have not seen anything else that even looks worth considering?

 

[isb cornbinder]

I bought a SnapOn six wheel creeper about 20 years ago. I am about 360# and 6'4".
I have used this creeper to transport Camelback drill presses, hit and miss engines, large tool cabinets.
I have no complaints.

 

[jetlag]

My recommendation would be ditch the creeper, use a big ol' sheet of cardboard. More working space, more torque applied to the fastener instead of rolling around. I've never had a creeper I liked.

 

[KM6TRS]

thanks for the suggestions guys

 

[HC33]

creepersthat dont **** . Snap on tools , Mac tools ,Matco tools , Hazat tools,Cornwell tools. HF is garbage amateur hour tools.