ShopSkates Creeper Caster Wheels | Set of 6 | Roller Blade Rubber | Heavy-Duty 2.5” casters | Replacement Hardware Included | 360 Degree No Noise (Black)

These casters rock!! I’ve had them on my creeper now for almost a year and they work great! My shop floor is unpainted concrete and rolls effortlessly across the floor. The only drawback is if you are next to the creeper and bump it just a little bit, then you might have to chase the thing around the other side of the vehicle. That’s how good they roll. Totally worth the money!!

Excellent wheels. Will buy more for my second creeper.

Jeepers creepers where did you get those wheels. These wheels work perfect in my creeper. Needed something that rolls on rough asphalt. This did the trick. It’s raised it up a little bit. See pics. It came with all the hardware to work for many style creepers. It took less than 20 minutes to replace my old six wheels. Amazon saves the day.

Very happy with performance.

Makes my cheap stool and creeper feel high quality!

The wheels are a nice upgrade for my old Crapsman creeper. Quiet and smooth.Mine used the barrel nuts and the hex socket is a bit shallow considering the hardware is kinda low-end. But they do give you 2 types of hardware (barrel nuts and acorn nuts) to cover different designs. The wheels have bearings. And overall for the price, Ingave it 5 stars.

Bought these to replace the wheels on the Harbor Freight creeper that wore out. These wheels bolted right in place of the old and perform better. Definitely roll better than the old wheels on the rougher concrete on the driveway.

I was impressed with this set of 6 wheels that fit perfectly on my old AC Delco creeper. I used the large fender washer from the old wheels (shown on the threaded stud in photo) plus the barrel nut, flat washer and lock washer from the kit. Note that the kit also contains another set of hardware that includes a locknut, washers and acorn nut; I did not need these, but they may come in handy for some applications. The barrel nuts require a 5mm hex key, same as the old wheels on this particular creeper.The little steel balls were falling out of the old wheels, causing them to get stuck and slide; I certainly do not have that problem anymore. If I show this to the kids, they might like to take the creeper out for a spin around the block. I'm just happy to able to move about freely while working on a car, or when using as a dolly to help move large objects.Update and a note of caution: I recently got my upper arm pinched; apparently having the inside of my upper arm in contact with the wheel; when the creeper moved, it sucked my skin into the gap between the wheel and small fender causing a large blood blister / welt and subsequent bruising. Some wheel sets may offer more protection against this type of injury. I may try finding some shallow cups, that I can place over the wheel studs while providing clearance for the wheels to swivel, that will guard against this happening again.