Mechanic Magical Rolling Creeper Mat 58"x27", Durable Oil & Water Resistant Garage Floor Mat, Foldable Car Repair Pad with Storage Bag, for Auto Repair, Trucks & Self-Driving Tours

The NKJNKFS Mechanic Magical Rolling Creeper Mat is a foldable, 58 x 27-inch garage floor mat designed for auto repair, truck maintenance, or self-driving tours, featuring a durable, oil- and water-resistant PVC-coated polyester surface that rolls out smoothly for lying under vehicles. It's an average value for the money. It includes a storage bag for compact portability (folds to 27 x 10 x 4 inches) and reinforced edges with brass grommets for securing if needed. Weighing about 5 pounds, it's built for mechanics or DIYers, providing a clean, protective layer against dirt, fluids, or sharp parts during oil changes or inspections, with a non-slip backing for stability on concrete or garage floors. Pros Easy Roll-Out and Portability: Unrolls flat in seconds for quick setup under cars or trucks, and the included bag zips it up compactly for tossing in trunks or toolboxes, ideal for mobile repairs or road trips. Superior Fluid Resistance: The PVC coating repels oil, grease, and water effectively, wiping clean with soap and water without absorbing stains, keeping your creeper or clothes protected from leaks. Generous Size and Comfort: The 58 x 27-inch coverage fits most adult creepers or allows space for tools beside you, with the thick material cushioning against hard floors without bunching. Durable Build: The reinforced polyester holds up to repeated folding and heavy use without tearing, and the non-slip underside grips concrete firmly to prevent sliding during work. Versatile for Multiple Uses: Works great for garage jobs, truck bed liners during tours, or even as a picnic mat, with the grommets allowing ties for wind resistance outdoors. Cons Folding Bulk: While portable, the rolled mat feels bulky in smaller bags, and the initial fold can be stiff until broken in with a few uses. Surface Texture: The PVC is smooth for wiping but can feel slightly slick under elbows if not on a creeper, potentially shifting tools without added grip. Weight for Solo Carry: At 5 pounds, it's manageable but heavier than thinner mats, which might tire arms during frequent transport. Limited Color Options: The standard black blends with garage floors but shows dust buildup more noticeably than lighter shades. No Built-In Storage Pockets: Lacks side pockets for small tools, relying on the mat surface or external bags for organization. Overall Experience This NKJNKFS mat is a practical, no-fuss essential for DIY mechanics or touring drivers, with its fluid-resistant roll-out delivering reliable protection that keeps work areas clean and comfortable without the hassle of disposable covers. The foldable design and durability make it a go-to for garage sessions or roadside fixes, providing ample coverage that withstands oils and grime while packing away neatly. It's particularly handy for truck owners on self-driving adventures, offering versatile performance that simplifies maintenance with minimal cleanup.

If you work on your own vehicle or occasionally need to get under a car or trailer, you know the struggles around using an auto creeper. You'll pay a good penny for a good one and even then, it has its own issues. This is a neat alternative with its own drawbacks. Read on! Where I see this shining is for garage or driveway use. It takes almost no space when collapsed. In the storage bag, it's about 12"x10" letting you store it conveniently in multiple places. It's very lightweight! The bag itself is kinda cheaply made. Around the drawstring, it looks like it's already fraying apart but it's not a deal breaker for me. Fully open, the mat is just over 2' wide and just over 4.5' long. It gave me enough space to work with and I'm 5'-10" about 210lbs. The mat is constructed like a quilt, with nylon on the inside and a surface with a bit more grip on the outside. If you are ever confused about which side is which, the side with the elastic straps is the outside. I think those are handles to pick it up? I demonstrated the sliding operation with a fitness cube and bungie cords. It didn't take much effort to slide the cube and the cube doesn't weigh much so even the lightest person should be able to use this. Any dirt encountered during use cleans off easily. One of the problems with auto creepers is how high they put you off of the ground. Now this one keeps you lower than any other creeper. You're almost on the bare ground. Having said that, if you encounter any pebbles, screws, bolts, or debris when sliding, you'll feel it. If you keep it in the car to use for any roadside needs, your mileage may vary. When changing my oil, I had enough clearance to get under the car and still fit my drain pan next to me. Oil changes require a limited length under the car so if you're doing work along the length of your car (like on the exhaust), you may want to consider this limitation. For my use, this is excellent. My old creeper was a foam mat so I have enough space under the car when using ramps. This is just as comfortable on my garage floor as the foam and gives me a bit more control sliding back and forth. I can store it easily in the garage as well as throw in my car if I'm heading over to a friend's place to work on their car. Overall this is a great product and I'm glad I've got another option when working on the car.

Now this is an interesting one. I usually just use my girlfriend's retired Yoga mats to crawl around under cars with when I'm not on concrete, but this creeper mat might change that. It's basically just a thin mat that's looped over and attached to itself at both ends, with the interior-facing material being very slippery so that it slides against itself. The outer material which you lay on is a lightly grippy faux-leather. This is how it ends up being a creeper, because instead of sliding on your own clothes the mat is sliding against itself. A very neat idea. In actuality, I think its usefulness may depend on the surface you're laying on and your own comfort levels. I wish it was thicker, because while it does provide some padding it's really not a lot. Of course the thinness and lightness does add to its portability, which is great if you're carrying this with you to the junkyard. But it's thin enough that trying to use it on gravel may be a pain, and hamper its functionality. That's a big negative for me, because my driveway is gravel and so are the junkyards I visit. Use it on grass or concrete and I'm sure it'd be fine. Also, it does tend to get bunched up a bit on the ends when you slide, which is annoying. Given its size and potential range of uses in off-road wrenching, I'll probably just stuff this one in the trunk in case of roadside emergencies or impromptu mechanical adventures.

This mat is extremely convenient and well thought out. It rolls out easily and, since it’s made as a continuous loop, it slides and glides over itself smoothly. That makes it easy to move in and out from under your vehicle without needing a traditional creeper. The material feels durable and well built. The PVC coating is a big plus — especially in a garage setting. It helps protect the surface from oil, coolant, and other automotive fluids, and it wipes clean without much effort. That alone makes it practical for regular use. The padding has a good balance. It’s thick enough to take the edge off a hard garage floor and relieve some of the pressure from lying down for extended periods, but it’s not overly bulky. When you’re done, it rolls up fairly compact and comes with a storage bag, which keeps it out of the way and easy to store. That also makes it portable if you need to toss it in the truck and take it somewhere else. One thing I really like is being able to lay completely flat on the floor. If you don’t have the ability to lift your vehicle very high, this design makes working underneath it much more manageable. The 58x27-inch size gives you plenty of room to move around while still keeping you protected from rough concrete, small rocks, or sharp debris. Overall, this has been a very handy addition to my garage setup. Simple, functional, and it does exactly what it’s supposed to do. I’m very pleased with it.

​This thing is a must-have if you’re tired of struggling to slide around on hard concrete. It’s basically a round, slippery fabric tunnel that makes getting in and out from under the car effortless. It’s super soft to lay on, and I’ve found it’s also great for sliding parts out from under the vehicle, just set them on the fabric and slide them right out. ​Pro-tip: Be careful where you leave it! If you step on this thing while walking around the shop, you will go down. It is very slippery, which is exactly why it works so well for working, but definitely keep it out of high-traffic walking areas. Highly recommend!

This is a very solid, and good valued mat. We have two cars and have opted to change our own oil rather than send it to the shop when the time comes. In the past we've used old cardboard boxes to put on the floor while we lay on top of it to start the process of changing the oil. As soon as we added this mat as part of our process it became a far more comfortable process. At least as comfortable as one can get while changing the oil of a car. We appreciate the mat came in a reusable bag to store away when not in use. The set up was fairly easy as it just unravels from a rolled up state to lay flat on the ground. The mat is both durable and soft the touch so when we're laying down on it, not only do we not get burned from the Florida sun, but feel a padded support while we're working under the car. It hardly weighs anything, and even when some oil falls on the mat its easily cleared out. We will be using this item for any under the car fixes and are happy to add it in our processes moving forward.

Ok well to start I'm a retired automotive repair shop owner and operator for over forty years. I own very expensive wheeled creepers now so I was interested in trying something different so this is my two sense. Now I'm definitely not a small guy and getting up and down now is quite a chore and I'm thinking quite a sight also. After trying this unit out I'm thinking if I'm on a hard surface with enough clearance I'm sticking to my high dollar comfortable creepers. If I find myself on a different type of surface like grass, sand or even gravel I will be using this. It take a few minutes to figure it out and you definitely need to pay attention getting on and off because it moves very easily. I had no problem moving around on it you just need to roll or slide off before standing back up or it might take you for a ride. The cost is fair there are higher and lower units available. It seems well made and I like that it's oil resistant. As far as comfort it's not too bad. It will probably live in my truck and that's something that my other creepers can't do. I would recommend this creeper for the versatility aspect alone.

I picked this up mainly for quick under car work where dragging out a full creeper feels like overkill. After spending enough time using it in the garage and driveway, I can say it fills that niche pretty well. The double layer construction is noticeable right away. The PU outer shell wipes clean easily and does a good job resisting oil and grime, while the cushioned core takes the edge off concrete and rough pavement. It is not plush, but it is far more forgiving than cardboard or a thin foam pad. What I like most is how easily it slides. The smooth inner surface lets you scoot in and out without constantly lifting and repositioning yourself. That makes a bigger difference than I expected when you are reaching for tools or moving along a frame rail. The size is generous enough for most jobs, and it folds up neatly into the included bag, which is convenient for tossing in a trunk or stashing under a seat. There are a couple of limitations worth noting. On very uneven gravel it still works, but you feel the terrain more than you would on a rigid wheeled creeper. It also does not stay perfectly flat if you are shifting around a lot, so you occasionally have to straighten it out. Overall, this mat makes sense for DIYers, roadside fixes, or anyone who wants something compact and low maintenance. It will not replace a traditional shop creeper, but for portability and ease of use, it does its job well.