🚫 Marathon 3.50/2.50-8" Flat Free Tire on Wheel with 3" Hub and 5/8" Bearings - No More Flat Tires! Review

I have these on my six cars now and as I add more they will all have these great tyres. They give a little, so that the load does not bounce off the wheelbarrow when rolling on hard, rocky surfaces. Goats heads, sticks, cacti and other sharp objects will never level this bus. I will always buy them when needed!

I have a two wheel Craftsman and these wheels seem to do the job as they are a bit smaller. I may have yet to run the distance between the wheels on the wheelbarrow shaft, but time will tell. Despite being a solid bike, the tires still seem to give it a bit of bounce like the inflatable tires did, but not as much.

I wish I had bought these years ago. My lawn cart tires have deflated after each use. It was a pain to pump them up every time I wanted to use them. These work great. Easy to put on. The hardest part was getting the old tires off. I've pulled 250-300 pounds and they've had no problems. I'll get one for my car next time.

We bought these for a tow truck whose tires often deflated. They were narrower than the original tires but I couldn't find the right size in the wider version. They work well most of the time and it's a relief to not have to worry about apartments anymore. However, we have a lot of rain here and it doesn't do well in the mud.

I have an old handyman with two wheels and the bearings in the original wheels were creaking horribly and I also had to constantly inflate the tires and eventually replace the leaking pipes. Total hassle every time I wanted to work something. I was concerned these new wheels wouldn't fit perfectly, but they slipped straight and were the perfect size. Теперь моя тачка работает безупречно, and я всегда могу приступить к работе, не накачивая шины and т. д. Я полагаю, что я, вероятно, потеряю…

Very happy with this tire. I don't know how, but it seems like I always have a flat tire on my car. So I did my research and picked this puncture proof tire based on reviews and price. I didn't really understand the technical terminology used in Revain's Q&A and reviews. So I just measured my 14 inch tire and the bar it rolls on and rode it. (No useful dates were stamped on the original bus, as people have pointed out). I chose this 13" tire because I couldn't find a 14" tire. Fortunately, the…