how much weight will these tires hold with the rubbermaid cart?
200656
Around 250 pounds they are hard so you feel every bump and dip. But they don't go flat.
1328501
I purchased these last year, they fit perfectly for our cart. It's a Large Rubbermaid (don't know exactly what number). They hold up really well and of course the price is right.
832729
Factory specs say 150 lbs. I'm guessing that's each wheel, so I think you'd be a tad heavy.
63364
This cart should be able to carry ten pounds with ease. We only use it for laundry and it never leaves the building. I think if this cart get overused and rolled over uneven terrain it will most likely last only a year before the wheels give you problems.
1074903
Absolutely not. The item says, "wheels, that will never rust/soft grip/Highly durable epoxy finish/can carry 150 lbs" but when I loaded it up with only 80 pounds, the tires kept falling off the hubs of the wheels-it happened four times pushing the cart a mile. The wheels are extremely cheap and unable to withstand any significant loads. I tried to make it work by gluing the wheels onto the hubs, but that would not hold up. I have requested to return the item.
2261596
I am not familiar with the Lambert cart. I bought the tires for my Rubbermaid cart. It's the large grey one with dual tires. They fit the axle and I like the fact that you do not have to worry about keeping them aired up.
535579
I don't believe this wheel will support any significant weight. I wouldn't use it on a real wagon.
1697188
I cannot guarantee anything. The quality of my cart is a little cheap. Sometimes I feel it will fall apart. However, it can easily handle about 25lbs goods.
494723
I wouldn't use them for that application. These are just a basic wheel and tire for hand trucks and hand carts.
1514235
Don't know how many lbs it will hold, but It is extremely sturdy! I love mine, I looked at hundreds of carts before buying, and I'm very happy with this one.
1438053
The description says, "wheels, that will never rust/soft grip/Highly durable epoxy finish/can carry 150 lbs" but the tires kept falling off the hubs of the wheels when I loaded it up with 80 pounds of groceries. I will be returning the unit, since I bought it to carry heavy loads back from the store. (If it's not a heavy load, I just carry it in bags!)
1175655
The approximate weight can be up to about 30 Lbs. Tires usually ship in pairs so it could be 20 Lbs and then the single 10 Lbs. This may vary per Ups final weight and our shipping arrangement on those tires.
1802645
I've not had to support anything that heavy with them. Nothing over 75 LBSFor something that heavy I wouldn't use them. I would use a 4 or 5 inch wheel which you can purchase at a Home Depot or Lowes for about the same price you would pay for the EB's
1765860
Make sure the number of plys are enough for your requirements. http://www.millertire.com/products/lawn-garden-tires/26x12-00-12/26x12-00-12-carlisle-tru-power-4ply/I have a set of these on my weighed down cub cadet and they have been absolutely great so far. The 6 and greater ply of this tirenis commonly used on trenchers and on the off road forklifts used by many lumber yards for job site delivery. Those three wheeled beasts that hang on the back of the Lowes trucks...
1065467
I have these tires on a 14' fiberglass boat & trailer & motor. Probably weighs more than 1500 pounds. I pulled the boat quite often in Texas hot weather this summer without any problems with the tires.
2265947
Rubbermaid claims up to 350 pounds. Link: http://www.rubbermaid.com/Category/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?Prod_ID=RP091079The weight answer shows up in the customer Q&A; off to the right of the page or scrolled down to the reviews.I'm 175 so I know it will definitely hold that.
42209
I bought for an older JAYCO trailer 2.200 lbs and they are great and were a great replacement and more weight than your trailer. As long as the wheels are the same....