OEMTOOLS 24933 29 Inch Portable Tear Down Tray, Perfect Mobile Tray Table for Mechanics, 55-Pound Capacity, Steel Construction, Blue

I did a lot of research and shopping around before I decided to purchase this tray. Even with all the looking around I did, I was still concerned about the quality of the tray given the considerably lower price than all the other trays I looked at. After having this tear down tray in my garage for almost 3 months now, I can confidently say it's as good as (and better than some of) the more expensive trays. I accidentally pulled it out of the stand and didn't realize it until I let it go, about 5 feet in the air, and dropped it first on my metal heater and then it crashed to the cement floor. The tray doesn't have a scratch on it! (the heater didn't fair so well). I have thrown tools and parts of all sorts of sizes and weights and the tray holds strong and steady. I have accidentally crushed it between the garage wall and the bumper of my truck and you can't tell anything has happened to the tray (again, the wall didn't fair as well). The tray is very easy to clean, I've used greasers and brake clean on it to get some oils and grease off and it hasn't effected the powder coating at all. I have a magnet stuck to the front and bottom of my tray so I can stick my tools to the front, making them easy to find, and I use the divided sections (that I have placed the magnet under) as a magnet tray for smaller parts and fasteners. I drag this tray with me everywhere I go when I have to work on anything and everyone is always impressed by it. I would not hesitate to purchase another one of these trays in the future. I highly recommend!

I bought this to use while working on my car so I could save my back and stop just placing tools all over the floor. It is awesome. Even better than I had imagined. The construction is very high quality. The tubes and framing are very thick gauge metal. The bolts and hardware are way over-specced so you don't have to worry about stress or failure there. It's easy to disassemble down enough to store in a car/truck and bring to a job site.It also has a telescopic work surface that allows you to adjust hight to suit working conditions.The only con (it isn't to me but I see other people making a fuss about it) is the liners for the trays are thin. But, to me, this is what you want really. You do messy work on it and will most-likely be replacing these things multiple times throughout the life of the tray to reduce grease/dirt transfer. You can always get a roll of the tool shelf liners to add more.One thing I did do was drill some small holes on the sides and bottom to mount hooks for hanging light tool bags and stuff to free up my work surface. To reinforce the bottom of the pan I just bought some aluminum base plate pieces from Home Depot and just ran them along the length of the work surface. This helps to reduce the force on the hole itself and spreads it out across the tray. Also, use your handy rivet gun for this modification so you can get close, clean mounting of the hooks and such :-)

Excellent Value, A Step Above Harbor Freight.Great green color, it is cheap and strong, it works!I never understood why people make such a big deal about brands when it comes to tool trays, carts and even tool boxes.These items will get abused, scratched and banged around a garage. Who cares about whether they are made in China or made in the U.S.?Sure the paint job is not as nice, but for the most, there is really not that big of a difference between these items and their most expensive counterparts.I would totally recommend this tool cart. I bought it as an "Amazon Warehouse" deal, and it was heavily discounted. It was a no brainer and I really like it a lot.

It feels like a quality piece. It is very sturdy and it rolls really smooth. The foam inserts are a nice addition, it was fairly simple to build. I got the blue and the paint looks AWESOME. It came undamaged due to great shipping packaging and I had no trouble assembling it. I use it for my quick LOF service and it fits everything I need perfect as you can see. Got a lot of compliments at the shop and what else can I say, It does its intended job. Compared to the Snap on tables at almost 3 times the price you can't beat the price on this OEMTOOLS service table.

I bought this to help me out in the shop i was usking buckets and putting tools all over the job i was working on .. easy assembly keep in mind its light duty ...the color goes with my tool box.. OEM tools is pretty good products.. The cons of this is there are no drilled holes in the Pedalstall tube... but the bolt seems to hold might be a future issue but simply drilling holes will work.. small caster wont last in a rough surface .. .. not to many negatives.. price is better the most

I have bought and returned several brands of this type of item, and I can tell you that if you are looking for a nice rolling tray/work surface, this is the one.This unit is well made, the threaded holes in the tubes are not full of powder coat, and the tray and casters are both attached to the frame with what looks to be good quality nutserts. There is plenty of space for tools, and I would say it's sturdy enough to work on most standard automotive parts. I also should mention that there are mats to line the tray sections. I do not know how durable they are, but it is nice they are included.One small thing, but not enough to lower my review, is that the bolt kit came with no washers. I added flats and locks when I assembled this, and I did change the tray bolts to longer ones because of the washer thickness. You do not need to do this, and you should be made aware that I am, in fact, certifiably crazy.(because people always ask, the socket holders I use are made by Osla Tools... nice stuff)