Are the wheels sturdy and how are they attached?
254668
Yes they are. they are snapped in place. I have not had any problems with the wheels so far. its been over a year since I owned this and still works great.
254669
They appear to be hard plastic with a wire or rod through them. I have never used them to move the box. I keep hunting clothes and related stuff in it and they are not heavy.
901062
I put it together with wheels and properly. I think items has been very sturdy
275688
The wheels are a hard plastic but very sturdy. They lock so they do not move much at all. I have not had any problems with the wheels.
1942899
Yes they are very reliable and sturdy. I did not have any problems with them although I did not use them much but when I did use them, I had no problems.
1445429
No, wheels haven't fallen off but assembling them so they don't fall off takes some time.
1058157
The wheels are plastic with metal fastenings. There's 5 of them (one in the center) and they're attached to a sturdy piece of board. I haven't tried taking it up and down stairs or anything, but we've run up and down the walkways outside with it and none of them have broken or come off. It doesn't tilt very much and it's easy to steer. The wheels keep the bottom of the bag from dragging on the ground and wearing out, which I like.
1921
I'm not certain because I don't own this anymore. But no, I believe the wheels are decoration only and have no separate support. They will not roll and would not be suitable or safe.
682575
I think the wheels are plastic but this stroller is very sturdy. Gave two as gifts to our granddaughters.no complaints from their moms. well worth the money.
1502938
It comes unassembled so, just don't put the wheels in. There is a cover on the ends of the four support poles and the bottoms are flat so it will be sturdy. It actually looks prettier without the wheels.
37957
They all came attached when the box arrived. I have never used the wheels and handle, but have used the backback several dozen times for my cat for my evening walks. It's comfortable enough with them attached that I have not really considered removing the handle and wheels.
1557475
Alex Colby's answer is the same as mine except you have to put the wheels on which takes a medium amount of force. Be sure they're on firmly or they'll wobble.
379745
The wheels are a fairly strong plastic and the way they are attached gives the wagon good maneuverability. The wagon is sturdy yet light weight and my grandson loves it.
1338203
I believe it is sturdy enough. I find it difficult to push empty. Each wheel seems to want to go in a different direction, but I have not given it its first workout yet.
1994955
The wheels seem to be of sturdy hard plastic. I've drug it down steps fully loaded and it was fine.
260626
The wheels are thin but sturdy. They are made of rubber. So far, they still roll straight, and that's after 4 months of heavy use.
2268410
The wheels r really nice and no they r not slippery. They were well worth the money.
1633679
No wheels. I suppose you might be able to put casters on, but the feet are an oblong shaped solid metal. If done, I don't think it would be that easy but that is just a guess. I can't tell if the bottom is solid or hollow so don't know how secure you could attach anything.