Wheel skates...

[NU2theT]

Ordered these auto dolly's from Merrick, makes it easy moving the T around the garage. I could have gone with the cheapo's from other sources but these are heavy duty and made in the U.S.A. It's also nice to get something with free shipping.

[dmdeaton]

They look nice
I need to snag a set soon

[Rich Eagle]

Those work good if you don't have some of these.

[RajoRacer]

Are those for motorcycles or just cars with skinny tires ???

[NU2theT]

Steve they have a cycle dolly, the web site www.theautodolly.com has a demo video using a BMW touring.

Richard I like those skates

[Scott_Conger]

I use them under rear wheels and find that the T steers sufficiently quickly to follow pretty much anywhere I want it to go. Since I don't move things sideways, and line up with rear ends against the wall, they work out well and I am not out the extra $$ to move 4 cars and it's less jacking. I leave the rear ends up for the winter and then roll them out in the spring.

[Wayfarer]

I have a set of the Harbor Freight gray ones. Don't care for them at all. I also have a pair of GoJaks, they are awesome. One of these days I need to get another pair

[RajoRacer]

Thanks Scott - I like those ! I have several sets - my oldest I purchased through Hemming's 30 years ago - made in the US but they're a tad wide but work excellent !

[Jim_PTC_GA]

I have a set of the same, love them. On this last rebuild they were indispensable. Word of warning; my shop floor is level but my driveway is at a slight angle. I pushed the T out into the drive to make room to build the frame for my hack and the angle was enough to send the T into my neighbors yard. Took two of us to get it back to the garage. Lesson learned.

[Russ T Fender]

I have a set of theses. They are designed for you to drive on to them so you don't have to jack up the car to use them. Wish I could find another set! They don't make 'em like they used to

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