The Snap-on JCW62G Standard Creeper features flat-oval tubing that hides its would-be sharp corners, plus the heavy-duty vinyl covered, fully padded, high-density 80-lb. foam, 1-3/4-in. thick back and 2-3/4-in. thick headrest make this creeper a comfort keeper.
The caster profile reduces rolling resistance and makes it easy to maneuver around tight corners. It comes in Snap-on red, black, green and orange.
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The new arms make it easier to correctly spot and lift nearly any vehicle, including next generation EVs, using a single lift.
Rotary, part of Vehicle Service Group (VSG), a Dover company, debuted its new, patent-pending All-Vehicle (AV) lift arms at the 2023 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show in Las Vegas.
The new arms are a breakthrough innovation from Rotary designed to make it easier for automotive service professionals to correctly spot and lift nearly any vehicle make and model — including next generation EVs — using a single lift.
The 2400P helps eliminate guesswork with a pinpoint laser for the exact location of weight application.
This creeper boasts a slightly elevated, upholstered headrest for added comfort during vehicle maintenance.
Extra length responds to growing industry needs.
The two-part magnetic handles make it easy to aim the light exactly where it’s needed.
The three new lights are ready for technicians to use on the go.
Extra length responds to growing industry needs.
Updated face shield provide classic, reliable arc flash protection.
New aligner offers speed, versatility and ease of use, the company says.
