Why did you pick this product vs others?: NICE QUALITY Ease of installation: PERFECT FIT

I purchased the 2 wheels for my John Deere trailer that catches my grass clippings. Right out of the box I could not turn the wheels by hand the bearings were so bad. I greased the bearings and worked them for about an hour until I could turn them by hand. They still felt like they were running in sand and caught ever now and then. Desperately needing to cut my grass, I installed them hoping with enough grease that they would even out. The bearings on the left side lasted about an hour and failed completely. The other one on the right lasted a little longer. Not only did these bearings fail, but my "no flat" tire came off the rim and shredded. I will, however, say that a refund was quickly issued. I ended up buying a single wheel that cost me 3 times as much as the 2. I didn't expect these wheels to last forever, but a little more than a few hours. Lesson learned!! The best price is not always the best value!!

Came just in time, as my old one went flat the day after it arrived! It's a little bigger than the blow-up tire/wheel I replaced (with the same dimension data) so I had to remove my brake. I didn't use the brake often, hope that's not going to feel like a mistake. I like the idea of no more flats.

Great tire, solid, does not compress with tongue weight of my 14 foot aluminum boat. I can push my boat around by hand, works great.

Our mover is getting to the end of its life-but we needed 2 center hub wheels at a good price. We have a zero turn Toro mower and we replaced the front two tires with these wheels. In order to keep these wheels from getting a flat spot my husband elevates them off the ground after each use with an old car jack. Just know that the ride will be stiffer/rougher with these tires; however they will never need air.

The tires that came on my emergency generator were the inflatable type. The generator gets pulled out once every three months and started; otherwise, no wear on the tires. After ten years both tires started falling apart: the thin rubber lost elasticity and cracked everywhere. These wheels (I bought two) are solid rubber, they do not inflate. They fit exactly as expected (be careful to order the correct size, bearing, and hub offset). The generate rolls, if anything, easier than before. The life on solid tires, I read, is vastly longer than inflatable. I'll let you know in 10 years!

Avoid the annual tire tube change with a solid tire. Yes, you do lose a bit of ride quality but having a hand cart or wheelbarrow ready to use when you need it is somewhat priceless and far less aggravating than dealing with flat tires.

Save your money. Ive given up tried this for 2 years and have gone thru 6 sofar. no more. sometimes they last 1 yr sometimes last fora few months and the 3 new ones i just installed lasted 2 hrs. Junk. Im going back to OEM tire for a higher price but in the end it would of saved me money