VEVOR Mechanic Stool with Tool Storage Trays and Drawer

Sturdy and really comfortable!

Perfect!

Don’t waste your money

Does not support 300lbs I’m 240 on a heavy day and the arms bowed out and it doesn’t roll I haven’t owned this thing a whole 30days

No nuts or bolts included.

Be prepared to buy your own nuts and bolts. There are no nuts, bolts or assembly instructions. It is easy to figure out. The items needed are 4) 1/4x2" bolts, 4) 1/4 nuts, 4) 1/4 washers, 4) M10-1.5 nuts

Don't buy for the "locking" wheels it comes with

Locking wheels are $*(&, spent $28 to replace those with four locking PU wheels and much smoother operation. Trays hold small spray bottles and small misc items, draw is handy for cleaning pads, etc

Rolls better and locks solid after replacement casters.

Poor Quality

Poor quality wheels failed over time with minimal use. The threads of the wheel bolts (by poor design) wear against the mounting holes causing the wheels to eventually sheer off. Either poor design or most likely cost cutting materials. Do not recommend.

Great for the Garage and Driveway

Large wheels makes it a breeze to roll over cracks in the drive way. Quick and easy assembly.

Sajord28

January 18, 2026

Never buy from VEVOR again!

The company does not stand behind this product. We received the item and one of the trays was broken.

No, we can send it as soon as it got back in stock no nothing. If they can't stand behind their product then why waste your money on their product.

Waste of money, but go ahead I did, at least I was just using up a gift card, what's your excuse?

5 Stars for sure!!!!

Come on ya’ll, deep down you know this is junk, cheaply made, cheap hardware, wrenches included that don’t even fit lol. You are throwing away your money and you know it intuitively but go ahead. The casters will fail, the hollow support arms that hold the casters will collapse, the hollow cross braces that attach the hollow caster support arms will collapse, the formed plastic will get brittle and crack. You know this will fail in a short period of time, you know it for sure but here you are, spend your 55 bucks and spend it again next year. “300 lbs weight limit” “heavy duty” sure sure sure.

You want a better alternative? Just do it, it's not difficult, ¾” thick plywood as the base/caster mount, cut to your desired shape, round, square, rectangle, whatever fits your needs. A set of (plate) casters (not stem) some grade 8 bolts, washers, and lock nuts to attach them to the plywood which also gets a piece of 2x4 or flat stock steel so you aren’t just depending on the plywood for structural support and mounting integrity of your casters.

A boat seat swivel pedestal, might as get an adjustable one unless you know for sure what height you want to end up at.

A cushioned boat seat or tractor seat of your choosing.

Paint the wood to your preference and you’ve got seat that will last a lifetime for $50-$100

Go ahead, paint it to match your John Deere, or your tool box, or your car, or paint it pink for all I care. Thank me later.

Typical China Product

China made- The instructions that are provided are somewhat humorous (ie. wear goggles, don't assemble while under the influence of alcohol, wear heavy duty work gloves AND keep bystanders out of the work area) whoa this is a heavy duty piece of equipment, they think I guess. Page 5 assembly diagram, maybe they could have made it smaller.

The wrenches they provide don't even fit, the washers (see attached photo)

solid for the price so far

This rolling stool is made well for the price point. It was simple to assemble, and the drawer and trays are placed well for regular use. The stool is comfortable and the seat cushion cover can be removed for cleaning.

The underside frame hardware seems smaller than it should be to support the rated 300LB maximum. We will see. Otherwise it fits my need well.

Fancy Francy

March 2, 2025

No way this is a 300 lb capacity

Inaccurate description. I am a big guy at 260... so 300 lb capacity sounded good. Put it together and legs bent first time using it on a smooth garage floor. Legs are flimsy metal and screwed to plastic. Returning for refund.

Faulty wheel, please help!

Got this for my uncle for his bday but i believe the wheel is faulty! So 3/4 wheels work great. The last wheel you can see the balls that are supposed to roll on the inside of the track. It's like if you turn the nut closest to the wheel, it unscrew the whole thing as to see the balls pop out of the track which means that the balls are jammed and the 1 wheel doesn't swivel!

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Wrong hardware

One bolt/screw is shorter than the other three to attach wheels.

LOVE THIS THING

Most comfortable stool I've used and this is #6, only used it couple days but so far it's the best working stool for me.

Quality

It does it’s job

Almost good

I've got a bunch of vevor stuff. This is the first thing to break. Had it about 2 or 3 months. Loved it, until it broke. I'll get something more sturdy. I only weigh 215lbs... doesn't look like a bad break, but it sags and I slide off now.

Didn’t last long

I had this stool for maybe a few weeks and the ball bearing assembly completely broke for the casters and sent bearings all over the place. I was also not very impressed with how smooth it actually rolled compared to other reviews raving about it. You get what you pay for I guess. What I did enjoy in the time before it broke was the pad on top. No other similar stool I’ve seen has that pad on top. Bonus for that at the very least. That’s the only reason this isn’t getting 1 star.

Where have you been all my life.

A real knee and back saver. Durable. Easily rolls. Can’t believe I didn’t get one sooner.

Great Quality

I ordered this rolling cart for my husband for Father's Day. He put it together quickly and is so very happy with the cart! The quality is great. The weeks are a softer feel and very smooth to roll around. The contoured seat makes a huge difference. He had a project he was working on in our shop and was using the stool for several hours and said it was very comfortable! Highly recommend!

Starting to fail

Have had this product little over a month. But I was used for less than a month as I was out of work for 3 weeks and have just realized that it is starting to buckle over. Bought this specifically for the 300lbs weight limit as I weigh 260. Don’t get me wrong it is nice having the cubbies but the Product is already starting to give out.

Great seat

Upgraded the casters. Rooms much better now. Cheaper than costco.

Save your back!

I love this investment! You will literally break your back if you attempt to eash/detail your vehicle without it. I was able to sit in front of my wheels and door jam to spend the necessary time and attention to detail it!

Sorry is good

The wheels are okay thanks

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Just what we needed for the crawl space.

We have a cemented floor crawl space under the main part of our house & I use it for storage of seasonal and seldom used things. But crawling around or trying to walk bent over, was getting difficult. This is perfect. Still have to watch our heads under some of the pipes and ducts, but so much better for us old folk. It wasn't too hard to assemble, and my 240 pound spouse fits on it and scoots around to find things and spray for bugs and spiders. He likes that it has storage for things he needs like spray cans, a small whisk broom rags, etc.

Missing the whole for a wheel!

It looked fine as a product, but it would be great if it actually had all four of the holes drilled for the wheels to be attached only three were provided and one is solid!

Some assembly required...BYOTools

In order to work around the whole tool needs to be cut in half and sanded conundrum, slip a 3/8" split lock washer on the shaft of the threaded rod before you slide the wheel through the body. This will hold the shaft in place while you tighten it up. HTH

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Almost perfect

Really loving this thing as it's perfect for the motorcycle maintenance I'm planning to do only problem is it shipped with three of four rubber stops near the wheels.

Divine Mmnt

March 26, 2022

What's really important?

I like the device. It fits perfectly for my needs. It was delivered 2 days past it's original date. The package was damaged, the trays were broken but the main structure was without fault. It still fulfills my needs so I didn't bother returning it for broken plastic trays.

Little cushion is nice touch but not that comfortable. Plastic trays on side do not slide in or out; they just sit in their. As far as the actual product...it is well worth money.

Missing washers, but a decent finished product.

The plasticky nature of this thing reminds me of a Playskool toy, but if I remember right, those things were pretty tough to break!

This comes partially assembled. All that was left to do was attach the casters to the metal braces and bolt the braces to the seat (the pieces connecting the two sides of the seat are also metal). The instructions showed the casters already installed, but the hardware package had the washers and acorn nuts for this, as well as a wrench to tighten them. The problem came with attaching the braces to the seat. The instructions show 8 washers (for both ends of 4 bolts) but only 4 were included. The washers for installing the casters were clearly larger, so this left only four for the mounting bolts. Luckily, I have a pretty massive collection of hardware on hand, so I just grabbed 4 washers and continued assembly. Unless the problem is corrected by the manufacturer, I would NOT recommend putting this together without adding these 4 washers that were missing (and shown in the instructions).

The included tools are more than adequate. There are two wrenches - actual cast open-end wrenches with two sizes you don't even need, and a right angle phillips screwdriver for the 4 mounting bolts.

I was pretty skeptical when I opened the box, I but I really kind of like this thing. I've had it on my covered patio and I've already found myself reaching for it a couple times. It's sturdy where it counts and it seems very solid to sit on. The seat cushion really isn't necessary, basically just a cloth covered sheet of foam with straps to hold it on, but it's a nice touch. I wasn't too keen on the tool trays at first, it seemed like they fell out way too easily. Then I realized that there is a lip underneath the seat that they need to slide under, then they are a lot more stable. The outside edge has to be lifted as they are slid in for them to go in correctly, then there are recesses on the bottom that sit on the screws that mount the seat to the braces/casters. I was planning to just pull these trays out and throw them in a corner somewhere until I needed them, but now that I've put them in right, they seem to stay in pretty well and I might just keep them there.

It looks like a black and red Playskool toy, but it's really pretty sturdy, I'm sure I will get some use out of it. The casters seem pretty good as well. I'll give it 4 stars for simple functionality and sturdiness - one star dropped for the missing washers and mismatched instructions.

Well worth it!!!!!!!!!

Easy to assemble all I had to do is put the wheels on and bolt the wheels and the brackets to the main housing that was already put together

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