8" x 2" Flat-Free Solid Rubber Tire and Wheel with Ball Bearings and 5/8" Axle Bore Hole, 2" Offset Hub, For Hand Truck Dolly Trolley Garden Wagon Cart Generator Replacement Tire
8" x 2" Flat-Free Solid Rubber Tire and Wheel with Ball Bearings and 5/8" Axle Bore Hole, 2" Offset Hub, For Hand Truck Dolly Trolley Garden Wagon Cart Generator Replacement Tire
KEY PARAMETERS
Type - Flat-free Solid Ruber Tires & Wheels
Model - 8x2.00
Tire Diameter - 8 inches
Tire Width - 2 inches
Tire Tread - Straight
Borehole - 5/8 inch
Hub Length - 2 inches
Hub Type - Offset Bearing
Rim Diameter - 4.5 inches
Load Capacity - 400 lbs
Quantity - 2
Best for - Hand Truck and Garden Wagon Cart
Accessory - Washers & Cotter Pins
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About This Item
- BASIC PARAMETERS: Tire Diameter: 8"; Tire Width: 2"; Axle Bore Hole Diameter: 5/8"; Offset Hub Length: 2"; Load Capacity: 400 LBS.
- UNIVERSAL FIT: These solid rubber tires and wheels can be used as replacement tires. For example hand truck, hand dolly, generator, etc. Please check carefully before ordering to make sure it matches your previously used tire.
- PUNCTURE-PROOF & INFLATE-FREE: Our solid rubber tires and wheels are flat-free, so you don't have to worry about the risk of air leakage or punctures, and it's more time-saving and convenient.
- HEAVY-DUTY SOLID RUBBER TIRE: These flat-free tires are made from premium hard rubber materials have high resistance to impact cracks. Our tires are perfect for heavy-duty material handling hauling and transporting applications with a maximum load capacity of 400LBS.
- SUITABLE FOR ALL TERRAIN TYPES: Straight tread design provides better traction, drainage and slip-resistant. Besides, sharp debris and rough terrains are non-issues for our flat-free solid rubber tires
Great replacement for air tires
Worked perfect for my generator.
Used them for my 20" mclane reel mower to replace the 2 outside rear. They work perfect. I bought for the 5/8 shaft and 8" wheel. They work great. Really smooth and cheaper than the actual mclane wheels.
For years, I wheeled a 35 - gallon trash bin with its original plastic wheels and all of my neighbors knew exactly when I was taking out the trash because of the long driveway. It sounded like a thunderstorm rolling in. I had to always take out the trash at certain times so I wouldn't wake up the baby next door or wake up neighbors too early or too late.The project itself was SUPER EASY except for the axle cap nuts which needed to be removed in order to take off the original wheels and free the axle. I tried to squeeze the cap with a wrench on either side of the small wedges and pry it off but no luck. Tried using a flathead, tried using a larger flathead, tried chiseling it off. In the end, it took a crowbar -- still with effort -- to get those things off.Now, with the 8" solid rubber wheels with 5/8" axle bore (I made the mistake of getting a half inch bore initially) and 2 inch width, I am running stealth. It gives the bin a little more weight at the base too so it doesn't topple over while I'm rolling it, either. No worries of a flat tire, or scaring the villagers of the wrath of Thor.
Well made, doing a great job.