Hyper Tough 7-Quart Automotive Drain Pan with Built-In Scale and Spout

I had 3 larger flowerpots that I needed deeper saucers for. Most saucers were very cheap and/or expensive. Found these oil pans to be sturdier than most saucers and deeper. The price was very economical compared to saucers. Thinking outside of the box saved me money.

Bought this for my Humvee ray is 24 volts, has a lot of functions as needed , I put glass mat batteries in and has an option for that type of battery. A lot better then I expected for a low priced unit , has been used consistently for a few months and no issues

A great almost 2 gallon drain pan for everyday tasks. The plastic construction is sturdy and shaped well. The design is a classic pan type that has been kicking around for over 30 years. It just works. I try to keep 3 or 4 of these around for draining oil out of a mower to cleaning parts. These pans come in real handy and they are so inexpensive I can keep several around at all times. Very good value.

I actually bought these as a cheaper alternative for a plant saucer. These work perfectly for fabric pots up to a 5 gallon, maybe 7, I havn't tried. And as an added bonus, the spout is helpful when dumping run off. I'm sure they are also excellent for their intended use as well.

The best deep drip trays for large plants. Go lookup deep drip trays and see the prices - $19 for 1 cheap thin plastic tray. Then you will fully appreciate the value these offer. Yes, they are black and plain. But how many people look at your drip trays and not your plants? If you really need them pretty get a fence picket, cut it into 6" long pieces, lay them side by side and staple binding or ribbon to the pieces top and bottom. Wrap the trays, tie off the ribbon. People will think you spent a fortune when you actually spent less than $6

Bought a number of this oil catch pan over the years for oil and fluid changes. The pan is light and catches up to 7 qts, which are all plus, but the material is thin. Deducted one star because a couple of these pans cracked either because of cold temperature (thin plastic usually doesn't handle well) or no apparent reason.

I never even ordered the item. Only clicked on it to get a location since it was available in the store. Then I was charged 5 times the amount that it was available for in the store. Then only refunded part of what I was charged.

its not the part ,it is Walmart that is the Disappointment i order the oil pans and no problem but went to pick up i am told its out , not one worker tied to help make it better n ow i get a call from Walmart and said they would ship it and i said good he said it will be at your home in a couple hours its been 5 hours

I had previously bought this years ago from Walmart, but the design the strength of the plastic the height of the sides have changed my car holds 6.4 quarts. This says it holds 7 quarts total. It may do that but it gives you no leeway to pour the 6 to 7 quarts out as soon as you moved the container the thin plastic sloshes over and the pour slot is unusable because of shape of the neck. Buy from an auto store. I threw this away with my oil change

Flimsy as a solo cup yall. A trash bag in a cardboard box is a better option to hold oil than this garbage . Did great at catching the entire 4. of used oil until the oil Filter fell in and punctured the side somehow. Turned a quick oil change into a DIY BP oil spill kit. Buy 2 if you're gonna buy 1