Rocky Mountain Goods Replacement Tire 4.10/3.50-4” - Tire for Hand Truck, Cart, Dolly, Gorilla Cart - 2.25” Offset Hub with Pneumatic 5/8” Ball Bearing - Sawtooth Tread - 400 lb. Load Capacity

For about a week, I wore it. Today, it sat in the sun for about 20 minutes at 80 degrees F before exploding. Because I was only a few feet away, Plum soiled my drawers. I didn't change the pressure because it was around 25 PSI when I got it.

Brianna McKenzie

| Sep 05, 2021

I eventually found a gap and went to Amazon to look for a solution. I found these replacement tires for a fraction of the price of another brand, and they were simple to install and air up. This is an excellent match. They've been in my possession for four years. br>br> They were used as a dolly in a large move from Arizona to Idaho. The pressure in both tires had dropped. As I was getting ready to re-enter the room, One of the tires, where the stem meets the wheel well, has been transected by the metal of the wheel well, so air them today. Reduce the star rating to two.

Abby Weiss

| Jun 14, 2021

They work at first, just like any other new product. It's unfair to ask for feedback from customers after they've had the product for three days. Asking someone in a shoe store how a new pair of shoes feels is a good example. They're incredibly comfortable! They're brand new, after all. A true product review would involve asking for feedback after a year or two. This is a review of a product. But, for all you pessimists out there, the seller shipped the item as ordered and it arrived as ordered, so yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay.

Chandler McMahon

| Sep 26, 2021

On a nearly 30-year-old hand truck, I had to replace two tires. The old bearings' inner race had become stuck to the axles. With the help of a torch, I eventually managed to remove them. The new rims and tires appear to be of excellent quality. Because the width of the hub where it slips onto the axle was narrower on these rims, I had to add a few washers. It's worth noting that the tires and rim width/offset were both the same. If you have an older hand truck with a slightly wider hub section that slips over the axle, you can use these without a problem as long as you have a few washers to fill in the gaps.

Levi Hayes

| Feb 18, 2021

It's too soon to say how long this tire will last. Right now, everything appears to be in order. This is my second order because the first one didn't fit my Dolly. It was entirely my fault for not properly measuring. I'll return that tire as soon as I can get to UPS. This tire, which came with a hub, also didn't fit because, despite being the exact same size as the hub, it would not fit on my 20-year-old Dolly. I needed to take this tire to be installed on the old hub. Although the 20-year-old hub has seen better days, it still functions. All of this is worthwhile, however, because that Dolly is extremely well constructed.

Ben Palmer

| May 22, 2021

The only reason I bought one of these was because the original tire/wheel would not hold air and I was tired of constantly having to fill it. And I gave up after numerous attempts to seal the tubeless tire's rim welds, etc. br>This new tire/wheel is 1/4" smaller in diameter than the old one, despite the same size markings. It's probably fine because it's just a hand truck and it doesn't have to track perfectly. br>In addition, because the hub is 5/16" shorter than the original Milwaukee wheel, I needed to purchase some 5/8" ID washers to keep the wheel from wandering in the axle. I would have had to return it if it was longer. br>At the very least, it's held air so far.

Wyatt Leon

| Aug 21, 2021

My new wagon/handtuck wheel and pneumatic tire arrived early and in perfect condition, which was fantastic. It is a match when I replace it on my gorilla cart. The tolorences are actually superior to the originals, and the tire quality is far superior. This seller, product, and Amazon have all exceeded my expectations, and I would recommend them to anyone. br>The new wheel is exactly what you've been looking for. Simply remove the cotter pin, washer, and tire, and replace it with a new one. br>The wheel bearing was a concern when I was looking for a seller, but I'm confident that it will outlast me. There will be no cost-cutting here; this is a heavy-duty application. The wagon is back in service. br>I was surprised to discover that the old tire had been killed by the thorns of the sticker bush. I use the wagon as a wheelbarrow despite the fact that it is only two years old. On closer inspection of the original tire, I notice that the rubber is very thin, which is likely what caused the puncture. The new one is much more durable, with what appears to be better treads. br>I'm thinking about replacing the other three as well. The original tires are rated at 300 psi at 11 psi, while the new ones are rated at 400 psi at 12 psi. br>This should point to the new tire's overall construction being more durable.

Lina Stanton

| Mar 14, 2021

I originally purchased two inner tubes for my (Sears? )two tires. I don't recall) dolly that couldn't hold air pressure no matter how much rubber cement I slathered on it. However, because the tire rubber was so old and stiff, I couldn't get the old tires off the rims to install the tubes. Maybe if I had been smarter, I could have pulled it off. I'm not one of them, to tell you the truth. As a result, I purchased two of these - which are the dolly tires that have already been mounted on dolly wheels and inflated to about 18 pounds - They were easy to put on and were a perfect fit. To secure your new wheels on the axles, save the cotter pins and the small mounting/retaining disk from your old wheels.

Gemma Beasley

| May 18, 2021