VEVOR Wheel Dolly, 1 Piece Wheel Dolly Car Skate, Heavy Duty Vehicle Positioning with Ratcheting Foot Pedal, Ratchet Type Tire Skate Tire Jack for Car Truck RV Trailer, 1500 LBS

Arrived well packed and in perfect condition. Assembly was easy. They also seem very sturdy. They definitely make it easy to move a car around in any direction. I'm able to move my project car around the shop by myself!

I'm getting too old to try to hoist a tire up on an axle and align it to the studs so I bought this dolly. I only needed one as I do not plan to slide my car around the garage. It's perfect for what I need it for which is to just live the tire/wheel up enough to slide it on the studs. When I got it, it was not hard to put together. Just needed to mount the four casters to the frame. The wheels look a little cheap but the rest of it looks well built. It might be possible to replace the wheels without replacing the who caster if I ever need to do that. So on my first test, I slide the dolly under my rear tire on my Chrysler minivan and was able to jack up the tire by just pushing down on the tool lever with my hand… no foot needed. It raised the tire up off the floor relatively easy. But, when I was letting it down, a ~3" spring came shooting out of it. Looking at the exploded view in the OM, it was supposed to be between the handle and the right ratcheting lever. I had to back out the bolt holding the up/down directional lever and put the spring back in. Not sure why it popped out, perhaps it wasn't installed at the factory right. Anyway works good and all but is a little heavy to lift up.

These things are awesome! I have 2 sets to move racecars around and they work great. Not as good on rough surfaces but will work on any hard surface.

For the cost I wasn’t expecting a lot but figured it would work for my needs. Bought 2 sets for our ATVs to move them around in the shop. Work excellent for a 900lb. ATV. I might be a little hesitant to use on a 3000lb + vehicle as they don’t seem very heavy duty but otherwise all parts seem decent. Would compare them to the inexpensive Harbor Freight wheel dollies but better price.

Was not expecting a lot but was sadly disappointed. First thing, its just a bent piece of sheet metal, no bracing for support. I put a 69 mustang on 2 and they bent inwards a little changing the caster angle so really made it harder to move the car.. Secondly, they missed on half the paint so it arrived with some surface rust on and around the handle (not really an issue but still). The main issue I had was out of the 8 holes drilled for the casters, I had to use a step drill bit on 7 of the holes to clean them out so I could install the casters. They would not bolt in the predrilled holes. Not a big deal for me but for some it might have been. It has cheap plastic wheel casters that are not gonna last. They might be good for a side by side or something small but for a car, buy something better.

I was very happy with the wheel dolly’s ,Easy assembly, all the parts were there.Mounted them under the wheels of my 1997 Z28And was able to move the car around my garage by myself. I’m 64 year old 150lbs and moving the car with ease. That was my real concern, moving the vehicle. Right arm man !!

Easy assembly. These are very heavy duty and, hopefully, the casters hold up to use. The only negative so far was the included thin wrench. The opening on it that grasps the nut for tightening the casters to the metal plate bent while installing the second caster and would no longer grip and easily turn subsequent attachment hardware. A thin wrench is essential to assembly and a standard crescent wrench is too thick to be a suitable replacement. As mentioned, they appear to good quality and heavy duty.

Bought to move the wifes car. All casters move freely, not missing any parts or ball bearings as others have experienced. Tread plates are thick and beefy. As compared to Harbor Freight- cheaper price and free shipping! A good deal!UPDATE!!! Yes, the dollies appear to be well built, but the casters are very poor! In trying to move a 3500 pound vehicle, they do not swivel or roll very well. Had to use a tire iron to swivel them in the right direction and then use a 2x4 against the trailer hitch to move the car. Going to have to use a come-along to pull it back out! I guess you get what you pay for huh???