AR-PRO (2 Pack) 4.10/3.50-4 Tire and Wheel, Replacement 10-Inch Pneumatic Tire with 5/8" Bearings and 2.2" Offset Hub, Compatible with Hand Truck, Wheelbarrow, Wagon, Gorilla Carts

I am so pleased I bought these. They brought new life to my sad cart.Compatibility: These tires fit my Gorilla cart GOR200B perfectly. They look exactly like the ones I took off (but shinier and not flat). I always hesitate to buy non-OEM but no need to balk here.Installation: These tires were much easier to install than expected. I started to unscrew but no need. Simply straighten the cotter pins, pull them out, save them, swap the tires, and put the cotter pins back. I was shocked that I didn’t need to buy new cotter pins.Use: WE ARE ROLLING! My Gorilla cart is back in business 100%. Note that this is a set of 2. I ordered 2 so that I could replace all 4 tires on my cart. $50 saved my $110 cart.

Good product. Perfect replacement for my towable fertilizer spreader. Much better quality than original.

They’re exactly as advertised, fit well. They’re not chrome but unpainted metal.

These were a nice purchase for their price.I had a tubless wheel on my pressure washer cart and its valve stem punched inside the rim and no longer could seal up or hold air.Instead of repairing it, I chose to order a new pair of wheels to replace the 15 yr old originals. The price, looks, and quality of these tubed replacements were all well worth the cost - plus an easy swap to perform.The only caution whatsoever I would caveat is to advise measuring the rim hub overall width of your old wheels. The load range, tire diameter, axle shaft sizes were all spot on. But I neglected to measure the wheel’s rim/hub width, and these were about 3/4 - 7/8” narrower than the old wheels.I just fabricated a pair of 3/4” long bushings to slide over the axle shaft before sliding on the wheels to take out the slack and position the wheels correctly so they rolled without wobble and seat them properly for reinstalling the C-clips that hold them in place.They still look great and the bushings I added are transparent. But in case your axle is longer or shorter - I mentioned my issue in hope of saving someone else the potential for surprise.These wherls work great, fit a 5/8” shaft, and have a load cap stated to be 300 lbs each. I recommend them as a good value for the price.

They fit my gorilla cart and we're economical. Replacing each wheel took probably 20 seconds each. No joke. Pull the lock pin, slide the old one off, put the new one on, add the washer and insert the lock pin. So easy.

Perfect fit

My Gorilla dump cart stays outside (no room to store indoors) so the old tires got weathered and cracked. I also forgot to keep adding air to the tires, which didn’t help the cracking. Got two sets of these to replace all four of the old ones. With a full load, they don’t roll as smoothly over bumpy surfaces or curbs as the pneumatic ones did, but I’ll take the no-flat trade off! Each wheel came with 2 washers and a pin, but my old ones worked with these. So far very pleased.

I don’t normally leave bad reviews but this product failed too badly to not comment on it Have had these wheels and tires for about a week and one wheel completely failed. 3 of the 4 bolts of one of the the two-piece wheels fell out and caused the (inflated at the factory, not by me) inner tube to expand and bend and separate the two halves apart (see pic). It’s worse than it looks on the pic. This could possibly be repaired but I’m not going to the trouble. For example, it’s hard to tell on the pic but the material of the wheel has been bent partially around the head of the remaining bolt, making it unable to get a socket or wrench on it. UPDATE: I did get 3 new bolts and attempt a repair and it’s not happening. Wheel is bent and even with inner tube deflated, the holes won’t line back up correctly nor the bearing align back up in the center. I highly recommend that you buy your tires/wheels from another seller. Also, in response to a question, I have no idea how the bolts fell out. I can only speculate that they weren’t properly tightened at the factory. Make your own guess.UPDATE: Here it is a little over 30 days later and I've posted another pic to supplement this review. I finally got the other wheel back together and continued to hobble along with them. Now, the bearings have completely failed in one of the wheels. (see pic) They didn't just start showing the normal signs of a failing bearing, the balls and outer ring fell completely out of the wheel. Sudden and final. There's no fixing it this time.