Are the wheels on this wagon made of rubber? Are there issues with the wheels being uneven. Thanks,
186030
The wheels are made of a very hard, thick, durable plastic. I have never had an issue with the wheels and we use it quite often! (About 3-5 times a week during sping/summer) The only "complaint" I have is that, while it is a BG wagon, it clearly shows 2 children sitting comfortably in it, but I guarantee they will be stepping on each others feet and there knees will be touching if they are 2+. I only have one child so it has only been an issue twice when I was walking my friends child and my son. This may not even be an issue for you, but I figured I'd give that info. Besides that, I absolutely love it.
2156457
They are made of a very hard plastic - this was the BEST investment we EVER made for the beach - I could not have had this wagon loaded any heavier or higher than I had last year - and it rolled great on the sand - when it got a little heavier one of the men pulled it - but the wheels handle the sand great. The only thing we ever had to do was getting off the boardwalk (4 steps) we had to lift it down - but this went very easy too - one grabbed the back - one the front ! piece of cake !!!
2024550
To me they are kinda like rubbery plastic if that makes sense. Hahaha. But the stroller is a good one! The tires go on all surfaces. I live on country roads and it rides smooth over the bumps and stuff. Also rolls in grass too! It is deffently one of the best pet strollers out there for sure! I wud highly recommend it.
1871629
They appear to be a hard rubber wheel. The cart has worked well so far, but the only thing you can't do is flip up the bottom support without the wheels folding. They are connected and once the wheels unfold, so does the bottom support. It's not really a problem, but something to mention.
1053656
The wheels are pretty good. I haven't had any issues with them. To me, they seem quite sturdy.
1026240
The wheels are indeed plastic. My grandson doesn't play with it because it seems to have a hard time staying on track. Make me an offer and pay shipping and I'll send it to you!
1058156
Wheels are steady, but the cart isn't. It can tip over easily when pulled, and hard to balance upright..
1382332
Hi, the wheels are plastic, but the tires are rubber. Not filled with air, but still pliable rubber. It is great for the street, but would be a rough ride on trail. It is very well made and our cat loves it!
530934
The wagon is all metal, the wheels are plastic with rubber tires, I am not sure about the rims, I hitch it to an old tractor NO. 20 that I have had restored.IT hitches fine to it and the grandchildren enjoy a lot.
1661118
Mostly hard plastic rubbery.. metal in the middle..the wheels are awesome! !
95119
All 4 wheels are hard plastic. the front wheels turn (I think anyway-it's been awhile since we used it). Unfortunately, the footbed area is too wide for small child to place legs/feet outside to push/pull themselves along. It is more a wagon that can be pushed or pulled by an adult. Not a stand alone car with pedals.
1755310
I purchased it for my granddaughter, not sure about the wheels I think they are rubber... but it is well made, a great purchase!
834124
It rolls easily on a flat surface, it uses whatever wheels are in contact with the ground. I haven't tried it on uneven ground yet. I like the cart very much but am still concerned that the wheels are too fragile.
510967
I've had this one for almost 2 years now. The only reported design flaw on this wagon is how the front wheels are welded to the frame. They will hold fine as long as you aren't too rough with heavily loading it or using it on rough terrain. If you're heavily loaded you have to go over bumps carefully and pull up on the front so they don't bend back and or break the welds. I'm a hobby welder so I simply reinforced the legs when mine started showing signs of stress. Another alternative that doesn't require a welder might be to pick up a couple pieces of conduit strap from your local hardware store and screw it into the frame to give the leg welds a little more support. I've had this one for almost 2 years now. The only reported design flaw on this wagon is how the front wheels are welded to the frame. They will hold fine as long as you aren't too rough with heavily loading it or using it on rough terrain. If you're heavily loaded you have to go over bumps carefully and pull up on the front so they don't bend back and or break the welds. I'm a hobby welder so I simply reinforced the legs when mine started showing signs of stress. Another alternative that doesn't require a welder might be to pick up a couple pieces of conduit strap from your local hardware... » Read More I've had this one for almost 2 years now. The only reported design flaw on this wagon is how the front wheels are welded to the frame. They will hold fine as long as you aren't too rough with heavily loading it or using it on rough terrain. If you're heavily loaded you have to go over bumps carefully and pull up on the front so they don't bend back and or break the welds. I'm a hobby welder so I simply reinforced the legs when mine started showing signs of stress. Another alternative that doesn't require a welder might be to pick up a couple pieces of conduit strap from your local hardware store and screw it into the frame to give the leg welds a little more support. « Show Less
1748985
We've had no problems with the wheels yet. We use it almost daily around the house. The handle is a little wobbly, but I think that's more due to how I assembled it. Haven't taken the time to try to correct that. So far really happy with it.
283051
The wheels appear to be rubber. We've had this chair for about 6 months, and have not had any problems. We often use it on parking lots with uneven, rough surfaces (for the many doctor's appointments) and "off-roading" on grass at the community ball park. There may a scratch or two in the wheels, but they are holding up quite well. I highly recommend this chair.
1796139
Yes the tires are hollow and plastic. The wagon goes over grass fairly easily, my 3 year old grandson pulls his 18 month old brother in it over grass from time to time without too big of a struggle. I don't have a problem at all unless we haven't mowed and the grass is tall. As for the rocks, I haven't taken the wagon over any rocks so I don't know.