20" Flat Free Tire and Wheel with 3/4" & 5/8" Bearing, Replacement Wheels for Rubbermaid Wheelbarrow,Lawn Carts, Big Wheel Utility Carts and Garden Yard Cart, 2 Pcs Grey

Well made and durable, but be careful if you’re replacing wheels on a very old cart: my 40 year old cart had 1/2 bearings which I wasn’t aware of, and you can’t even find wheels with 1/2” bearings, so the rod that holds the wheels had to be painstakingly replaced. But everything works well now!

These are really great cart tires and they're very easy to change out on your cart. Very sturdy and durable.

There fit perfect on my rubber maid wheel barrow.

Fantastic! When they arrived the wheels looked a little small. I thought for sure I would need to send them back. However, after lots of wheelbarrow full of gravel, I’m impressed. I used it all day today hauling gravel and I didn’t have any issues. It hauls a lot of weight and doesn’t seem to have any issues. I was so tired of my Rubbermaid tires going flat on a job hauling gravel or mulch. So far these are excellent. If they go bad soon I will update. Also they fit my old Rubbermaid cart really well. Easy to install the wheels.

Used these for making a local town event for 3 wheeled cart race. Overall they are a great product. Only thing is if you let them sit out in the hot sun with any amount of weight on them they will get a flat spot on the tire until you use it some. If you use them on some thing you store make sure to take the weight off the wheel.

We had one wheel finally break on an almost 30-year old Rubbermaid lawn cart. Thought about just buying a new yard cart but prices were pretty high so installing one (or two) new wheels seemed like a better way to go.Things would have been easy if the old lawn cart had used cotter pins to attach the wheels but instead they used axle cap push-nuts with 8 tabs. Extremely difficult to remove. took about 30 minutes to wrestle off the push-nut for the broken wheel so decided replacing the other wheel wasn't worth the effort. The axle on the old yard cart was 5/8" so did not need to swap in the pair of 3/4' bearings.

Share beats the blow up tires that are always flat

Broke in no time