best car dollies for the money???

[moparmusclecars]

I don't need top notch $1200 dollies, but something decent enough to roll my 71 RR around the shop. I know the cheaper you get, the cheaper the product gets. Any one found decent dollies at a decent price?

 

[mrdodge69]

I bought a set of Ignition dollies & a buddy bought a set from Princess Auto & they look absolutely the same except mine are black & his are blue. Think they were around $90 a pair. Just using them for winter storage but both rolled fine.

 

[oldcarnut]

the harbor freight ones work fine as long as the floor is clean , i had a coupon for all 4 @ $50 . the price was right..

 

[Demon 408]

I bought four of these TireSkates, and four of the SkateTops. Very happy with these and they roll very easy.

http://www.tireskate.com/

 

[blue440duster]

Bought these through Summit, Price is for all 4

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mrm-m998001

I wanted something that didn't damage the epoxy coated floor in my shop so I chose acording to caster/wheel material then size and weight rating.

They work well I can't say anything bad about them.



Merrick machine makes them in Nebraska.... imagine that!

http://www.theautodolly.com/index.php

 

[inkjunkie]

I bought four of these TireSkates, and four of the SkateTops. Very happy with these and they roll very easy.

http://www.tireskate.com/

I have these as well. As long as they are well lubed they work well. If they are dry good luck. Before I figured out they need a bit of PB Blaster I spent more time chasing the skates down and jacking the car back up then moving the damn thing.....

 

[Oklacarcollecto]

I don't need top notch $1200 dollies, but something decent enough to roll my 71 RR around the shop. I know the cheaper you get, the cheaper the product gets. Any one found decent dollies at a decent price?

$1200... You must have been looking at the GoJak dollies. I have one pair and really like them but they are very expensive. I picked mine up for a decent price at an auction.

 

[67Dart273]

Shop? Floor? Concrete? LOL

 

[swing69]

I would not trust anything critical to the H-freight company (my opinion). I bought the 4 wheel skates once. I put a dart without an engine on them. within 2 minutes of trying to push it in the shop, 2 wheels snapped off!

Chip brushes, tape, tools that you are going to modify for 1 use......HF is great.
Durable devices that hold stuff up, especially if you are going to be underneath it....forget it.

As with everything...you get what you pay for..

 

[SirDan]

Got some of those harbor freight ones on sale. Put a 68 dart with no engine or trans on them. rolled it around in a 360 in the garage without any issues. I would think if anything is going to break its going to be the wheels, which you could easily replace with something stronger. I would wait till there is a nice coupon for them though to buy them.

 

[moparmusclecars]

Yes the dollies would be used in my shop, and yes it is a concrete floor, if that's what you were asking 67dart.