Morgan Cycle Heavy Duty Solid Rubber Cart Wheel and Axel Kit, 20", Chrome

We thought this would fit our needs well, but it made our project look super awesome. You really can't find this anywhere else (if you can, it's hard to find). We launched a new beverage line within our honey brand and needed that paletas cart look. This was it.Besides the aesthetic, we were concerned with how much weight it could hold. When we saw that it was 500lbs per wheel, we were sold. It's super duper solid. Just bought a second one to build anothr food cart 🎉🎉🎉🎉💯

Super duper deal solid heavy duty monster wheels. Satisfied with the product. Although it did not come with nuts and washers for the axels I am one happy customer.

I replaced the two wheels on my circa 70's steel yard cart/wheelbarrow.The only gripe is that the bearings aren't sealed. The original wheels' dual bearings weren't sealed either.The old cart was heavy steel and the paint wore off in the bed. It's worth sanding down, primering, and repainting. The new wheels have heavier spokes and 28 of em compared to the original 18. My advice is to keep water out of the bearings and push grease into them now and then. The tires are much heavier than the originals. Solid rubber is much better for HD loads. It'll probably last longer than I.

These wheels appeared solid out of the box. However, they quickly proved inadequate. I selected them for their weight rating but after just a couple weeks in service they are bent out of shape. They cannot handle anything close to the 500 lbs claimed in the description.

Worked great to build a small trailer to pull behind my polaris for hauling brush around my acre. Perfect size, they seem very solid, work smoothly and the axles were super easy to mount. Great price!

Heavy duty but the spokes were not adujisted correctly so both tires were very crooked. The rubber waved back and forth at least an inch in each direction. I had to spend a half hour adjusting the spokes trying to straighten them somewhat. Better and usable, but clearly no one is ding an update quality control.

Overall I am happy with the performance of the wheels. I bought them to replace a set of narrow wagon wheels on my cart that I used to carry stuff for cowboy action shooting. I had a hard time pushing my cart over areas with gravel and a friend said the best tires were the big rubber tires. My cart weighs about 50 lbs fully loaded and the wheels I bought were rated at 500 lbs each...so it's an overkill. Nevertheless, they performed well over gravel. The ride is smooth. So I have achieved my objective. They are easy to install with the separate brackets for each wheel. Only drawback is they are heavier than I like them to be.

Wheels and tires are high quality. I liked the mounting brackets that are included. I placed these on a 30 year old GardenWay cart. The cart had used a single axle that had a diameter that was too large for the new wheels. I just removed the axle and the old rotted/rusty wheels, bolted on the new plates, put on the wheels and now I have a functional cart again.