Tool Trolleys
A workshop trolley keeps your tools and parts close while you work on a vehicle. Choose the number of drawers based on what you use daily. Pay attention to dimensions: the trolley must fit under your workbench or alongside the car. Check the drawer extension length. A drawer that extends fully gives better visibility and access. Castor diameter determines how smoothly you move over uneven floors. Larger wheels roll easier. Consider the load capacity. Choose a sturdy model that doesn't tip under heavy loads.

Diagnostic Table | mobile

Workshop Trolley | 7 Drawers | Engine Timing Tool Sets | 223 pcs.

Workshop Trolley | 8 Drawers | with 299 Tools

Workshop Trolley Attachment | 4 Drawers | empty

Workshop Trolley | 8 Drawers | with 296 Tools

Workshop Trolley Attachment | 4 Drawers | empty

Mobile Assembly Trolley

Mobile Assembly Trolley | with 111 Tools

Workshop Trolley | 6 Drawers | 1 Side Door | with 158 Tools

Assembly Cart Attachment | for BGS 2002

Workshop Trolley | 7 Drawers | 1 Side Door | with 250 Tools

Hard-Top tool case attachment | for BGS 2002

Hard-Top tool case attachment | 2 Drawers | for BGS 2002
Tool Storage Service Cart | mobile | height adjustable

Workshop Trolley | 6 Drawers | 1 Side Door | empty

Workshop Trolley | 7 Drawers | 1 Side Door | empty

Service Tool Cart | mobile

Workshop Trolley | 7 Drawers | empty

Workshop Trolley | 7 Drawers | with 263 Tools
Tool Trolleys: Choose the Right One
Tool trolleys for every workshop
A tool trolley keeps your tools and parts within reach while you work on a vehicle. This category is divided into equipped tool trolleys and empty tool trolleys. The difference is in the contents and the choice you make.
Equipped trolleys: ready to work
Choose an equipped tool trolley if you don't want to worry about the contents. These trolleys often include a set of sockets, ratchets and torque wrenches. You grab the trolley and start working. But note: the included tool set is not always complete for your specific jobs. Check the tool list before you order. That way you know you choose the right version.
Empty trolleys: fill them yourself
An empty tool trolley is more flexible. You fill the drawers with your own set, exactly as you want. This is the best choice if you already have a complete tool set. With an empty trolley, pay close attention to the external dimensions: height, width and depth. The number of drawers and their sizes determine what fits. A drawer that pulls out fully gives better visibility and reach. That prevents you from searching for tools at the back of the drawer.
What to check on every trolley
Always check the wheels. Larger wheels roll more smoothly over uneven floors. Small wheels get stuck more quickly. Also think about the load capacity. A sturdy model does not tip over with heavy loads. Measure the height: the trolley must fit under your workbench. A trolley that is too high won't fit. A trolley that is too wide blocks the aisle. Want to modify the trolley? Then look at accessories for tool trolleys or tool trays for the drawers.
How to choose
Do you work on different vehicles often and want quick access? Choose an equipped trolley. Do you have your own tools and want to organise them neatly? Then an empty trolley is the right choice. That way you know you pick the right tool trolley for your workshop.