They seem like a good idea but I'm wondering how they stand up over time. Seems to me that the open side would want to spread all the time, leading to failure.
personally i would call them pieces of junk.................i bouth a few set of the other dollies ( no hydraulics ) unless you have a garage with a perfect floor ............don t try to swing a car around or even attempt to move it ............the ones i have already have the wheels bended after only one try ............ those things are probably only good to move a rear end with tires and wheels ...............may be useful for whattttttt for the price ?????
I have used a couple of different sized units. They weren't intended to be used as vehicle dollies though. I used them to remove dual wheels as a set to get at the bearings and seal on a large truck. Also to remove loaded tractor tire/wheel assemblies. Who's selling these, and what are they indicating they are to be used for?
They are wheel dollies to be used in dealerships etc for moving cars around. There are all kinds of them on ebay and princess auto sells them too. Rated for 1500 lbs each.
I have a set and they are great They are just the crappy tire motomaster ones
I had the cheap princess auto pan style ones and they were junk, wouldn't roll worth a crap and having to jack the car up to put them under the tire sucked
I've had no problem rolling a 5000 lb 62 Lincoln convertible around the shop on the hydraulic go-jacks by myself
I have a set and they are great They are just the crappy tire motomaster ones
I had the cheap princess auto pan style ones and they were junk, wouldn't roll worth a crap and having to jack the car up to put them under the tire sucked
I've had no problem rolling a 5000 lb 62 Lincoln convertible around the shop on the hydraulic go-jacks by myself
That's what I need to hear! Thanks.
I heard from one guy that the seals don't last more than one or 2 seasons.But I think they need to be stored properly on a stand.
They're about $5 to $7 hundred for a set w/stand It's seems some only take up to a 9" tire and some up to 12". Some have metal rollers and wheels and some plastic
I bought mine on sale ,they were 1/2 price $150 a pair a couple of years ago I do have one that has started to leak a bit, but I use them a lot I've got 295/45/18's on my Ford Lightning and they just fit around the tires
