20-inch Pneumatic Replacement Wheels for Rubbermaid Cart (2-Pack)

There tires replace old tires on RubberMaid "poop" carts for our horse boarding facility. The old tires had plastic "cores" and the new one have metal "cores" through which the axles goes. Thus they last longer.

Wheels are very sturdy and solidly built. They are much better than the original wheels. The only problem I had was they did not slip on the way I had anticipated. One side did go right on, but it also came off without any trouble. The other wheel was difficult to get off, to get back on. Truth be told the wheel is not completely on, but is tight enough that I am confident it will not fall off any time soon. I recommend buying the new axle as suggested. It will save time and a busted finger.

Bearings fit Rubbermaid cart axle perfectly. I’d be more satisfied with a bigger tire with a more aggressive tread (the original was a 2 x 2.125 IRC BMX). I’d willingly pay for it if such a tire existed. These tires are comparatively slick and much smaller. Still a good deal. Rubbermaid replacements are more costly and are now foam-filled rather than pneumatic.

I wish they were a little lighter. Unlike bike tires, these are measured by the outside diameter of the tire (rubber part) where bikes are measured from the diameter of the rim that the tire fits on, so be aware of that. These are exactly 20 inches in diameter rubber to rubber. Specs: 165 Lbs max load per tire 40 psi max inflation 20" rubber to rubber diameter 16" wheel/rim 20 X 2.125 bike tire 2.5" bearing edge to bearing edge width 5/8" axle shaft size. Pre-assembled with tube and tire on wheel. (Need to be pumped up since they only have a shipping safe pressure in them) 4.28 pounds per wheel including tube and tire. Negative aspects: - Bearings are low end and a bit jerky when rotating. Have more than expected amount of friction and the axle holes on mine were poorly ground and looked a bit lopsided. For their typical use of a lawn cart, this is acceptable. Other: - Easy to find alternate bearings or bushings to compensate for different axle sizes. (6201 2RS bearing sizes)

One of my tires finally gave up - would not hold air for more than 10 minutes. These are the original tires so I have had great service. Ordered new - got them yesterday and they are munch better that the originals - for starters, these wheels have inside and outside bearings! We will see how they hold up - but they do ride much smoother than the originals.

I have a Rubbermaid muck wheelbarrow and these tires fit great! My previous tires that came with the cart didn't have a tube in them but they are weathered. So these are working great so far as I use my much bucket 5days per week for the last 7 years or so

Excellent tires. Over 2 months now and barley any air loss.

I left them in the back of the truck while heading to the job and the heat of the sun popped them hoes. My fault but that’s my life. Have a good day