Easy to replace the old… I have a 25 year old wheelbarrow - I’m 69 years old and did not require any help to change it out.

I got 2 Wheelbarrow tires shipped to my local store.They came in on the 3rd day after I ordered.I bought them for a lawn dump cart which is a little trailer that you pull behind a riding mower.I have been in the tire business for several years.Most of the tires you buy like this are flattened out,so that you have a little trouble getting them to take a bead and inflate.In that case,a little contact cement applied to one bead will help while you pull out the other side of the tire.These tires were already the right shape,I merely flipped the cart upside down and removed the old and installed the new without even having to remove the wheels from the cart. These tires are only suitable for a wheelbarrow or lawn cart,they are not suitable for a boat trailer or other use on asphalt.I suggest keeping them out of direct sunlight and they will last longer,the sun seems to cause them to dry rot. I recommend these tires.

About 10 years ago I bought a wheel barrel tire from Walmart that was starting to show signs of dry rot. It has been outside for 10 years and still hadn't failed. The new tire fits perfectly and I hope that it lasts as long. It is a great deal for $10.

perfect replacement for my wheel barrow

Good heavy duty 4 ply tire. A little challenge to initially seat the bead tubeless but no better or worse than any other I've done. Once seated held air great. Used on a dump cart that had much weaker 2 ply tires.

What can I say these are a couple of tires for my garden trailer for my yard tractor. They arrived when they were supposed to and were installed on my rims. Time will tell how long they last but they replace the original tires perfectly.

Put these on my little lawn trailer, install on the rims was a bit of a challenge, had to use baby powder to make the new rubber slip on easier, but all in all seems like a quality product.

Tires were flattened then shrink warped causing them to be flat and not allowing it to expand to be mounted. It took several hours and major frustration to mount them it should have been a 10 minute job. Tires were fine I believe Walmart shipping was the problem

Shows the complete wheel and tire only got the tire.

The tire came to me flat as a pancake which made impossible to mount on my wheel. I could not get the tire on the wheel. You need special equipment and I did not have access to it. I could take or to a garage %26 they would mount it a fee ($20 -.$30). Which would equal the cost of buying a new wheel %26 tire. That is what I did.