4.10/3.50-4 Tire and Wheel for Gorilla Cart - 10" Flat Free Tires for Hand Truck, Dolly, Snowblower, Generator, Garden Cart, Wagon, Trolley, Wheelbarrow, Solid Rubber Tires Without Flat Spots, 2 Pack

Parameters: Replacement part number: 4.10/3.50-4, 4.10/3.50-4" Structure: flat free wheel including tire, rim and center bore Material: urethene tire, iron hub sprayed with plastic to avoid rusting Color: black wheel with yellow bearing Dimensions: wheel diameter 10" rim diameter 7-2/3" axle bore diameter 5/8”, tire width 3.1" hub length 2.2" Package: solid tires x 2, washer x 4, cotter pin x 2. Pack in box. Tread design: ? Staggered nonslip drainage groove design ? Triangular block pattern provides a good grip for the tire, increasing slip resistance in rainy and snowy weather, suitable for complex road. Versatile tires and wheels compatible with: Gorilla cart, garden cart, yard cart, hose cart, hand cart, dump cart, dolly cart, lawn tractor cart, nursery cart, go cart, tool cart, etc. utility carts; Gorilla wagon, garden wagon, yard wagon, hauler wagon, dumping wagon, etc. utility wagons; hand-trucks, dollies, trolleys, generators, air compressors, wheelbarrows, sack barrows, yard trailers, etc. transport carts. wood chipper, portable chicken coop, rolling gate, rolling box, etc. Why should you choose our flat free tires? 1. Solid tyres, without inner tubes, set you free from inflating the pneumatic tires and tires going flat, burst, punctured and rotten. 2. Made of high-quality polyurethane tires and iron hub. Polyurethane, known as "wear-resistant rubber", has both the high elasticity of rubber and the rigidity of plastic. So, our flat free wheels are wear-resistant, nonskid, lightweight and flexible. 3. Solid rubber tyres integrates with their rims, with their spokes bulging, no tyre dropping. 4. Heavy duty airless tires can hold 350 pounds, suitable for dynamic load-bearing but not for static load-bearing. 5. Tubeless tyres made of tough tread and solid tyre, rolls smoothly on rugged, rocky, muddy, driveway, lawn, etc. Installation Tips: 1. Use your own washers and cotter pins to keep the new tires from too much wear. 2. Apply a bit grease on the axle before installing to help smooth roll. 3. Wear a pair of gloves to protect your hands.