Gicool - 4.10/3.50-4" Puncture Resistant Tire and Wheel, 10" Heavy Duty Solid Tyre, 5/8" Axle Bore 2.2" Offset Hub, for Hand Truck, Garden Cart, Trolley with

Never have a flat again, these are excellent value and good quality. These fit perfectly on my pressure washer, I was changing tubes then the tire would rip and I would do this every year about, but at the low price of these it's not even worth the time, plus I don't have to air them up EVER!

Good quality and easy installation. Perfect on WETA 14 sailboat dolly.

I have always hated the old style rubber tires that needed constant inflating and replacing. They dry rot easy too. I tried these airless ones on my 2 wheel dolly after my last set just rotted away in the garage. The airless are a little less bouncy for sure, but they aren’t necessarily hard either. We are renovating our house and used the dolly with these wheels to move our washer and dryer and cabinets around, without scuffing my wife’s fancy Italian stone tile. Stone shouldn’t scratch easy, but it’s pretty glossy, so it’s easy to mar the finish. I was of course careful I didn’t scratch the metal from the dolly onto the floors, but neither did the tires leave a scuff or a mark either. The tires installed easy too, pulled the old pin out with pliers, swapped old tire with new, insert new pin, and bend. These are inexpensive, functional replacement tires for a dolly/cart. I’m definitely happy and will be keeping them.

Seems like great tires, for a hand truck fits like the original, would buy again if I had something to put them on

Bearings seem to be well lubricated and higher quality than most -- only thing keeping me from giving them 5 stars is 1) they are kind of rotationally wonky, doesn't really matter as they are not high speed wheels but still.... quality control matters, and 2) I would have designed them with larger ID bearings such that a tube with a ~5/8" ID could be pressed through the centers of both bearings, allowing one to tighten a 5/8" bolt against the rim of the tube without damaging the bearings; this would allow installation into threaded holes using just a bolt, instead of thru holes with multiple nuts. Also, I would have put a spacer between the outer races of the bearings for durability esp with regard to axial forces. These are constructed like most wheels of this type, but I would have paid a little more for these minor improvements.