Marathon 8" Swivel Caster with Flat Free Tire

This is a very good prod uct heavy duty it has two grease fittings per wheel should last a long time Good product . Very durable built to last

These have been working well for over a year. I like that they never go flat.

Perfect fit for my application as a replacement for a defective wheel set for a trailer dolly.

Good product, I would derate it capacity by 50% if you want it to last more than a hard days work.

I like this wheel due to it being solid. I got two of them and the two are mounted on a monified dolly to move firewood, mulch, etc. the wheels move great on paved roads, but not as well on grass and loose dirt due to the wheel being a little too smooth. The big advantage is the width of the wheel. It doesn't sink in the mud. If the wheel had a little more tread, it would be perfect. Having a solid wide wheel, is where the pros more than make up for the con.

They are working so far, but the grease zerks are already falling apart, not a great sighn for quality....

Rolls and swivels just as advertised

We are using these on multiple carts at my catering business. The plate is a size that appears to be standard as it fit the holes already in both carts perfectly. Love that we never have to worry about a flat.

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These caster did what I needed them to do

works very well,even in outdoor conditions

Switched out all my pneumatic wheels for these, the headache of dry rotting and flat tubed tires is over! I don't know why pneumatic tires in these small sizes are still a thing, the flat free ones are the best.

These wheels are funny to the point of almost being hilarious. If I took a video of them rotating you would see what I mean. They are NOT balanced - and are oddly shaped (because they are not rubber tube tires - (the black part) seem to be plastic that that is poured into a mould) - so if you roll them at more than a few miles an hour - they will bounce up and down like crazy. It's laughable to spin the tire and watch them get larger and smaller every time one side passes. That being said - don't EVER try to tow these at any speed more than about 3 miles per hour. But they ARE wider than a standard tube tire - so that is a nice feature that may make them a little easier to push through the grass and mud. And provided you put a reasonable weight on them, I don't think they will flatten the way a tube tire can if it loses air.