Questions and Answers for Martin Wheel 480/400-8 16 in. Flat Free Wheelbarrow and Garden Cart Wheel with Universal Hub 3/4 in. Ball Bearing

A:  My best guess 450 lb load capacity. Not for highway use. Even with that much weight the wheelbarrow may break apart or not move in the soil.

A:  Hi Curt, Thank you for your interest! - Complete tire and wheel assembly, universal hub length: 3 to 6 in. centered , bore: 3/4 in. ball bearing - Flat free polyurethane tire, mounted; white finish - 350 lbs. load capacity - Non-highway use only - Best replacement wheel assembly for a 6 cu. ft. wheelbarrow or garden cart

A:  It is a type of foam believe. This is the second tire like this I have purchased. I we as tired of having a flat tire on a wheel barrow or trailer when I needed to use it.

A:  Hi Richard, thank you for your interest! The flat free tires are made of polyurethane - so they are actually solid. Think of a Nerf football type material, except firmer. People that get these tires love them because their wheelbarrow/cart is ALWAYS ready to go when they need it... no fussing around with with flats. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact out customer service department at 1.800.462.7846. Thanks again!

A:  It is solid polyurethane; somewhat like a Nurf football except harder and not as porous.

A:  The tire is a solid rubber compound, there is nothing inside.

A:  I'm not sure what they call it, but it will not go flat, the only problem I have seen is if you leave a heavy load in the wagon, you can have a temporary flat spot on this type of tire, But if you start wheeling it that flat spot will go away .

A:  It is a solid rubber compound, but it acts just like one with air in it. I have one on my wheel barrow, and two on my dump garden cart and they are fantastic. No more getting out the compressor before using either piece of equipment. It looks and acts just like an air filled one, I am very happy with them.

A:  It is a solid tire. It out live my wheel barrow handles. Got to replace the handles now. Good buy to give more life to your barrow.

A:  This fits a 3/4” axle, I checked the Brentwood web site and it said the axle is 3/4”. If yours is then yes.

A:  Make sure the shaft diameter of 3/4" matches that of your trailer. Had mine for two years love them.

A:  I’m not sure, but this is a very good tire for my purposes. I would recommend. If it fit your needs

A:  Assuming that you have a 5/8" diameter axle on your wheelbarrow, then no additional parts are required. Each wheel comes with a spacer kit.

A:  Nothing extra needed. Proper tools to remove and replace wheel is it. Had mine for over two tears an their great, no more cracked leaking tires.

A:  Your wheelbarrow probably has parts to hold both ends of the wheel. Depending on your wheelbarrow, you may need to replace corroded screws.

A:  No just make sure you get the right size.

A:  You need to buy the correct tire.. They sell the same solid wheel tire with the correct 5/8 spindle size

A:  The bearing should pop out and there is a hollow tube approx. 1 3/8" inside diameter without the bearing installed. At least there should be. This is what I am asking

A:  I think you mean outside diameter 1 3/8" of inside diameter (bore or axle diameter) of 3/4"

A:  Rim and tire.

A:  Rim and tire

A:  Its comes with the rim and tire.

A:  No, axle just the rim and tire.

A:  does not come with an axle. Go online you might find an axle with the wheel.

A:  Yes it comes with an axle.

A:  wheel hub width at bearing is 3 inches, bore is 3/4 inch. These wheels worked perfectly on my lawn cart which had two, 3.5 inch axle stubs.

A:  It will fit 3/4" in. axle

A:  The hub width is roughly 3"

A:  Hello John1053! Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot. We do not have a wheel that fits a 1 inch axle available online. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot.