Will the tires go flat are they plastic or made of rubber
1536721
this car is the thing i got so far. high quality.and cheap price. tires won'tgo flat. its very easy to handle it. made of rubber
1536722
No they will not go flat...I have taken this stroller on every terrain you could think of with no problems at all! They are like a hard plastic but they don't have a "plastic" feel to them at all.
1536723
No, they won't go flat. I think they are plastic with a rubber layer, or a hard rubber.
2141132
The tires are made of rubber. you fill them with a bicycle pump. I have two pet strollers; the first one had hard plastic wheels; this one is a much smoother ride. This is a very nice stroller. The only fault I had with it is the lack of padding. I add 3 in memory foam to bottom and sides.
1894177
This was my main concern. As with any tire they can go flat. I've walked over 4 blocks a day to the beach for about two weeks with the cart and must say that the tires hold up great. The asphalt that I'm pushing on is old and very rough. I've had no problem with the cart or the tires...wish I would have bought it sooner. I think as long as you not constantly rolling over sharp objects you'll be fine. The tires also cine with a small repair kit.
188590
The tyres are plastic. You will need to find a way to get more grip on them before you can go fast. If you are able to add grip, these things fly down the street.
518971
The tires are never flat, they may in fact have some air inside. They are not like a wheelbarrow tire that gets flats from like a nail or sharp glass shard. They are also not a hard rubber tire with no shock absorbing at all. Sort of a hybrid tire I think. There is no fill nozzle to put additional air in them.
95120
Hello! They are plastic. I wish they were rubber, but it is still a really nice car. My daughter loves it!
967536
The tires are shiny like plastic, and quite hard, but I think they're actually rubber. My fingernails can make a slight indentation, which they won't do on plastic. Also, they don't seem to skid on hard floors.
1721653
The one I purchased had metal but plastics should last. Its no like buying tires for you car.
79517
I believe they are rubber. You have to close the trunk on them as I recall. (My car's parked elsewhere now.)
2214452
I'm sure they can, but mine hasn't gone flat. The tires have inner tubes in them. Hope that answers your question.
2026969
Neither. They are thick rubber and hold their shape. When stepped on they squeeze down. Underneath is an air intake hole. As they regain their shape they fill with air from the intake.
1654500
Mine are solid plastic/rubber, but they vary from what i read in the manual. Some are inflatable.
1767
I believe them to be rubber. They have a little flex to them unlike hard plastic ones.
2214451
Before you fill them with air they do go flat... They work like a bicicle tire
1501645
Yes they will, I found out to stop tire ware, is to use only 4-5 lbs of air in the tires. I upgraded to 4 ply after these wore out
580950
Air up tires. Tires made of rubber. Trike metal and plastic. Probably good for bumpy pavement. If its too rough you can always lower the air psi in the tires a little.
2093018
Yes they are rubber tires and it is incredibly well made! We put daily heavy use on it for over a year and it still is in great shape! I was amazed!! It literally went everywhere my daughter did for a year and it still looks like I could get a few more years out of it!