Stark USA Set of (2) Truck Car Wheel Moving Dolly Ratchet Type Auto Tire Mechanic Lift Wheel Dolly Car Skates Vehicle Positioning Mechanic, 2-Pieces

I looked at a few different versions of vehicle skates. I am happy I decided to go with these. The wheels are outstanding. They roll smooth with heavy weight on them. The quality is excellent. Very well built and it fits large tire to small tires. I am using it to move an Airplane in a hangar. Picks it up no problem. There are 8 bolts that are required for assembly. Directions are not great, but there is only one way to put it together. Simple assembly. Highly recommended.

Sturdy and easy to use for anyone with multiple cars in your garage or shop. Honestly a game changer. In seconds, you can lift up an axle and push your car around like it's on ice in Mario Kart. Will definitely buy another set once my reward points hit!

I bought the pair mainly for the purposes of tire rotation and brake fluid flush as both of my SUVs have pretty heavy tires. And so far the pair serve the purposes very well and making the jobs easy for me.

This is the first dollys I have purchased. I would have to say they are super easy to use. A simple flip of the direction lever and a few ratchet strokes with your foot and your ready to "roll". Flip the direction lever the other way and use your foot to ratchet the rollers apart. Great product!

I was very surprised when I first put these under the vehicle as to how easy they were to raise and lower. I thought that hydraulic ones would be much better and easier to operate but these work great. They are fast and I didn't have any trouble jacking up the front end of a full size car. Once up, they roll around very easily. I can move the vehicle around the shop by my self without much trouble.

Works but have to use extra force..For it can roll

Don't buy if you have a truck with larger tires. I have a Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road and have 265/75 R16 (One size taller than the stock 265/70 R16). The tire jack will not fit under the tire with the tire on the ground. You have to jack the truck up to the point that the tire is pretty much off the pavement before the jack will fit under the tire. The mechanical jacking mechanism requires my full 200lb weight to then jack up the tire enough to remove the wheel. The shipping box was completely destroyed in shipment with the jacking pedals hanging out of the box. The tire jacks weigh almost as much as the tire and are very cumbersome to transport. The one positive thing is that the caster wheels are large compared to the competition and the jacks are constructed of sturdy steel. This tire jack was designed for smaller cars with small diameter tires.

thought these would be easier to push around my mg, I can but it requires a lot of effort, in fact its all I can do to move the car, would work better with two people