2 New 10" PU Foam Tires - Flat Free Wheels with 5/8" Center - Hand Truck/All Purpose Utility Tire on Wheel

I love almost everything about these wheels. The only con is that they will develop a slight flat spot if they sit with a load on them for any extended period of time. This works itself out after a few minutes of rolling in warm weather, a little longer in the cold. Still way better than pneumatic tires that go flat and stay that way.

Easy to install, Works like a charm

The hub is not an off-set hub nor a centered hub. One side is flush to the inside rim. The other side does not reach to the sidewall of its tire. For my hand truck I needed to buy 1" of spacers to keep the tire from rubbing against the truck. As a side note while the rim is split (and held with 4 bolts) the bearing tube/hub is not separate but is welded to one half of the rim. Skinny compared to the old inflated wheel too. I think I'll stick with the Home Depot ones for $27 each.

Ordered two of these wheels/tires- deciding to get rid of the pneumatic tires on my hand cart. I replaced both tires/wheels at the same time. Though they seemed OK initially when placed on the axle, the first time I put the cart under load, one of the new wheels/tire was seriously out of round. More specifically, the axle bearing is misaligned within the one wheel housing or broken enough to cause the sideways wobble. Ii's out of round enough that I can feel resistance or grabbing through the carts handle. I can't show the problem very well with photographs so I will take a video and post here shortly. What was the load, you might ask. A single bale of alfalfa, weighing not more that 100 lbs, if that. Equally distributed that's 50 lbs per wheel/tire. Note: No the axle is not bent, it's straight.

Fit our old hand truck without a problem.

They came apart at the bolts