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Four for a vehicle, and capacity is quoted per dolly. A set of four at 150kg each has to carry the whole vehicle between them, so the per-dolly figure is multiplied and checked against the actual vehicle weight before buying.

It takes the whole wheel and lets the vehicle roll sideways as well as forwards, which is how a car is moved into a space it cannot be driven into.

One that lifts the wheel onto the dolly itself rather than needing the vehicle jacked first. In a busy bay that removes a whole step from moving a vehicle.

Where the wheel is off or the vehicle is being moved during bodywork. A corner dolly takes a jacking point rather than a wheel, and the set of four at 150kg covers all corners together.

A load-up dolly at 130kg moves anything that is not a vehicle, which suits moving machinery or stock around a workshop rather than cars.

As much as capacity. A small wheel that rolls easily on smooth concrete will not cross a rough or broken yard, so the surface is considered alongside the weight being moved.

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Capacity on a dolly is quoted per dolly, and a vehicle needs four of them. That is the arithmetic to do first, because a set of four rated at 150kg each has to carry the whole vehicle between them, and the total is easily short of a car once it is actually on the ground.

Wheel dollies take the whole wheel and roll the vehicle sideways as well as forwards, which is how a car is moved into a space it cannot be driven into. Hydraulic wheel dollies lift the wheel onto the dolly rather than needing the vehicle jacked first, which is a considerable difference in a busy bay. SIP hold WINNTEC wheel dollies in manual and hydraulic form for that reason.

Corner dollies work differently, taking a jacking point rather than a wheel. That suits a vehicle with a wheel removed or one being moved during bodywork, and a set of four at 150kg covers the corners together rather than being bought singly. A corner dolly also leaves the wheel free to be worked on, which a wheel dolly by definition cannot.

General load dollies at 130kg move anything that is not a vehicle, and motorcycle dollies in side stand and rear wheel forms hold a bike upright while it is moved. Floor surface matters as much as capacity, since a small wheel that copes on smooth concrete will not cross a rough yard. Questions go over WhatsApp on 07754288583. Sealey hold motorcycle dollies in side stand and rear wheel forms alongside the car equipment.

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FAQs

Four for a vehicle, and capacity is quoted per dolly. A set of four at 150kg each has to carry the whole vehicle between them, so the per-dolly figure is multiplied and checked against the actual vehicle weight before buying.

It takes the whole wheel and lets the vehicle roll sideways as well as forwards, which is how a car is moved into a space it cannot be driven into.

One that lifts the wheel onto the dolly itself rather than needing the vehicle jacked first. In a busy bay that removes a whole step from moving a vehicle.

Where the wheel is off or the vehicle is being moved during bodywork. A corner dolly takes a jacking point rather than a wheel, and the set of four at 150kg covers all corners together.

A load-up dolly at 130kg moves anything that is not a vehicle, which suits moving machinery or stock around a workshop rather than cars.

As much as capacity. A small wheel that rolls easily on smooth concrete will not cross a rough or broken yard, so the surface is considered alongside the weight being moved.

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