Equipped Tool Trolleys

Which version suits your work?

An equipped tool trolley differs per version. Some come with a basic set of common tools. Others include specific tools like pullers or torque wrenches. So first look at what you will be working on. That way you avoid paying for tools you do not use.

Check drawers and dimensions

The number of drawers determines how you organise your tools. Also check the total height and width. That ensures the trolley fits next to your work area or vehicle lift. Choose drawers with fully extended slides. Then you always see what is inside and reach the tools at the back without searching.

Where ordering goes wrong

Many buyers only look at the number of tools. But drawer size matters just as much. A wide drawer is needed for sockets and ratchets. A shallow drawer works better for small parts. Also check the wheels. A large diameter keeps the trolley stable on uneven floors. A central locking system protects the contents against theft in the workshop.

Still unsure whether to choose a complete set or build your own? Then take a look at the empty tool trolleys, which you fill yourself with your own set. If no version suits your workshop, browse all tool trolleys for a complete overview.