Given that I work on equipment for a living and spend alot of time under equipment various machines/vehicles, I've got to agree with Vern. I never had much luck with regular creepers, but will tell you tha hands down you can't beat a West Virginia creeper (ie cardboard). I say this for the reasons Vern has already mentioned and also because when laying on something with wheels it's hard to hold still to get leverage for breaking loose stubborn fasteners, you can get in positions that you can' get into while laying on a regular creeper, when you don't have a lift your not losing 4 or more inches of much needed work space that a regular creeper takes up, and lastly if you should happen to spill some oil, etc the cardboard will usually soak up the majority of it and you can simply replace it with a fresh piece. That's much better than the alternative of trying to roll a creeper around either in a puddle or worse still over a pile of oil dry. But...regardless of your choice of creepers, good luck with the transmission job, they can often be a royal PITA regardless.........
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