TUFFIOM 3 Tier Rolling Tool Cart, 330 Lbs Capacity, Red, 3 Shelves Steel Utility Cart for Garage, Workshop, Warehouse & Repair Shop

Very easy to assemble. Nice and sturdy little cart!

This rolling tool cart is perfect. I probably use it everyday, for projects. Small drawer is perfect for placing tools, or knick- knacks. When closing, you can feel some resistance, at the end of closure, but will not open when rolling around. Love the attached side tray for screwdriver or tools. Able to add attachments to side, for electrical cords, and freed up space from my tool chest. Best replacement from my previous tool cart. Rolls very easy, and easy to maneuver.

good size feels strong and steady easy to put together not a 5 stars because the wheel stoppers in one of the wheels is in the inside of the wheel instead of the outside but not big deal shipping was fast

nice shop rolling table/cart. A bit of a pain to assemble but doable.

This cart is good for light to medium garage and shop duty. Assembly was easy and all the holes lined up with no problems. There were no missing or damaged parts. I added some washers to the top side of the caster bolts to try to avoid metal tear out that some commenters mentioned. I don't think that would be a problem unless the cart was overloaded. The description says 330 pounds but there is no way I would put that kind of load on this cart. Rolling was a little difficult until I lubricated the wheels and bearings - after that it rolls just fine. In my opinion it's worth the money.

I highly recommend this work cart! I use it in my garage for automotive upgrades I’m doing on my F150 so I don’t have to walk back and forth to my tool box. I put tools and supplies on it and roll right to my work area and it has saved me untold amount of time! It is super sturdy and rolls very easily. It fits anywhere I put it. It was easy to put together also. No plastic material on it. It’s metal

Easy assembly Neat look Not bad for the price

Useless. One leg is a half inch shorter than the rest. The instructions say that there is a difference between the top and bottom of each leg, but you could never figure it out anyway because the holes are so inconsistent that their own numbers that they cite in the instructions are incorrect. Fasteners are also garbage. The screws are practically made out of pot metal. Save your money. Go to Harbor Freight and buy a cheap cart. This thing isn't worth the metal it is stamped out of.