AR-PRO (4-Pack) 13" Flat Free Tire and Wheel - with 5/8" Axle Bore Hole, 2.17" Offset Hub - 13 lnch Solid Wheels Compatible with Garden wagon Cart,Hand Trucks,Utility Cart and Lawnmower Yard Trailers

These flat-free wheels replaced dry rotted 13 inch pneumatic tires on an old garden wagon that I keep a +/- 135 pound generator on. I don't know the brand of the old wagon but it uses lock nuts and washers to hold the wheels on rather than cotter pins and these new wheels installed perfectly with the included flat washers to shim a little bit. They feel like hard plastic to me which allows the wagon to roll easy and so far have not developed flat spots from the static load. Will update this review if anything changes but from what I can tell at this point, these wheels should serve my purposes well into the future.

Perfect fit and very good quality. I was debating replacing my old pneumatic tires with sold ones and I do t regret the decision at all. They seem like they will have an excellent lifespan.

Awesome. Item is as advertised and described by seller. Glad i found this set of tires as I originally bought 4 tires from Harbor Freight which or course did not fit because they are not meant for one of these metal garden wagons. These tires work great and fit the wagon's axel depth perfectly. If you are like me and were having trouble finding tires to fit on one of these metal wagons these are the tires you want. Very happy

Built well replaces balloon tires a little heavy quite thin though, update I installed on tractor easy to do they fit well hard ride though to be expected with solid tires should last a good long time pulled trailer with 280 lbs in it bounces a lot works as expected worth the money

Easy to change out and came with everything you need

Great replacement for the pneumatic tires on my Gorilla Cart model GOR-2345. Super easy swap out. No additional hardware was needed, although the package did include some. I found it a bit challenging to determine which tires would fit, as my specific model wasn't listed in the description. I replaced the 13" 4.00-6 tires, and I noticed they’re slightly bouncier than air-filled ones. I'm glad I opted to spend a little extra on the no-flat tires. So far, the quality seems solid, and the cart functions well with tires that spin smoothly.

I have a garden cart I purchased several years ago. It seems like the tires only last a couple of years before the start splitting and leaking. I thought there must be a better way. This is is.These are solid plastic tires. They are a bit thinner than the original pneumatic tires, so they dig into soft dirt with a heavy load, but it is a small price to pay. They are also more expensive than the pneumatic ones, but by the time you are on your second replacement set, you are saving money. They come with two sets of bearings and washers to fit standard size axles. The berings appear sturdy. We will have to see how they hold up.

An innertube was $27 at the hardware store. Thing has leaked ever since I got it years ago. It comes with 3/4" bearings also if you need those. I had to drill the shaft for the included cotter pin and washers. The old wheel hub was quite a bit larger. I could have used some pipe as a bushing. Probably not the best for all terrains.