Tabouret à roulettes pneumatique réglable service intense MotoMaster avec plateau à outils, 300 lb

I use it for rolling around in my uneven floored craul space. Rolls smoothly and is very stable.

Rolls smoothly and the removable trays are easy to clean

The quality is great. Im 250 and it supports me well. Love having the trays underneath but I wish they were a bit taller so you could place bottles on them and they not tip when you move. Accommodate shorter items.

Not as good I as expected. I bought this as a gift for my Dad who has trouble walking and thought it would be perfect for working on his cars without his walker. I sat on it to test it, and just about fell off. The seat is very slippery. Perhaps it will change after use. The brakes on the wheels were hard to find while sitting on it, and the wheels on the bottom themselves not very good quality. I am sure for the average person this seat would be ok, but I would not give it a 5* rating because of quality and safety

Wide, comfortable seat on a sturdy, large-diameter, center post. Be sure to sit on the stool in the store to make sure its lowest setting is low enough for you. Has larger diameter wheels than my previous stool so this new one rolls over floor imperfections easier. The 5 removable trays have magnets embedded in their center, which helps keep the trays in the round, metal base pan &, I suspect, will help a bit to control how metal items roll around in the trays. HOWEVER, I'm used to moving my previous stool hands-free by using the bottom of my foot pushing down on the base pan. I could easily put the stool where I wanted it. My initial beef with this new stool is that the top edges of these 5 trays sit above the edge of the metal, base pan they sit in. So, every time I go to move the new stool with my foot, the trays dislodge (which risks spilling out the items in them) if I don't put my foot down on the trays juuust right. I thought I might just silicone (or screw) the trays to the metal base tray. HOWEVER, I then noticed my next beef - - if a tool does not fit into one of the five trays, then at least a portion of the tool sits on top of the trays. This increases the risk of the tool falling out onto the floor (particularly not good for a torque wrench). I may permanently remove 3 of the undertrays so that longer tools will have the full diameter of the base pan to sit within the metal base pan. Removing one or more of the 5 trays may result in the remaining trays moving around unless secured in place (I will be testing how well the magnets in the bottom of the trays keep them in place within the metal, base pan). At this point, I'm still weighing my options. I may just remove all 5 trays and be done with it....I'm used to having items loose in the base tray anyway and can put a magnetic nut/bolt tray in there when I need to.