Hello, how strong are the wheels please? The streets here are quite rough. Thanks.
1053654
I roll my bag through bumpy parking lots every day I use it and now I roll it down curbs and small stairs out of laziness to carry it down. It has held up quite well. The wheels take the impact down very well. I don't know how it would hold up for long distances but through a college campus it just shows normal wear and tear. The wheels haven't bent or gotten stuck.
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I never had problems with the wheels. I traveled every week with this bag for about 2 years, and the wheels never became sticky or dragged. I wheeled it for miles through major cities, and the wheels even stayed quiet. I have had bags with wheels that became very noisy. I like that it was the perfect sized bag to hold everything I needed (except my new computer that is too wide at 14" - I think the previous laptop was 12"), and it fit in small overhead bins on region jets. The only complaint I would have about this bag is the single handle design. I could not place another bag or even a purse on top or it would fall to the side and drag. I never had problems with the wheels. I traveled every week with this bag for about 2 years, and the wheels never became sticky or dragged. I wheeled it for miles through major cities, and the wheels even stayed quiet. I have had bags with wheels that became very noisy. I like that it was the perfect sized bag to hold everything I needed (except my new computer that is too wide at 14" - I think the previous laptop was 12"), and it fit in small overhead bins on region jets. The only complaint I would have about this bag is the single handle design. I could not place another bag or... » Read More I never had problems with the wheels. I traveled every week with this bag for about 2 years, and the wheels never became sticky or dragged. I wheeled it for miles through major cities, and the wheels even stayed quiet. I have had bags with wheels that became very noisy. I like that it was the perfect sized bag to hold everything I needed (except my new computer that is too wide at 14" - I think the previous laptop was 12"), and it fit in small overhead bins on region jets. The only complaint I would have about this bag is the single handle design. I could not place another bag or even a purse on top or it would fall to the side and drag. « Show Less
1053656
The wheels are pretty good. I haven't had any issues with them. To me, they seem quite sturdy.
1053657
Really good article and strong wheels ! It is for everyday travel to schéol as teacher ! With a lot of books in it. Worth it !!!
1053658
Hello. So far so good. They are not very big but so far had no problems.I have been using my bag everyday for last 2 months and most of the time without carrying it, just checked the wheels and they are only a little bit scratched.
1349540
Absolutely. I often ride on gravel roads, my only fear is falling. I have aproximently 1000 miles on them, no flats. I weigh 180. Grip on pavement is awesome,I often counter steer corners at 30+ mph.
799997
The assembly was easy. The challenge is that the wheels are not really strong enough for outdoor use. I actually use it in my home as a stroller and to keep him in when I am cleaning the floors (so the cleaner doesn't get on his little paws). It is absolutely lovely. However, the wheels are just not good for sidewalks or outdoors.
837976
This bike is only good for street use if tires are replaced with street tires. Its awesome with street tires
2252923
sorry, cant help you. Someone else put the wheels on for me, but it was fast.
419518
Our sidewalks are pretty torn up, and it's held up for me, havent even had to fix any wheels on it. So you shouldnt have any problems at all :)
375228
These are quality spoked rims with hard rubber tires, and I'd think they would hold 250 lbs, I have mine on a yard cart so have not had the much weight on them, but they are nice plastic rims..hope that helps you.
896365
little bit heavy but I ride mostly on broken pavement, road bike wheels and tires don't hold up. these tires are quieter and better traction than nobby on pavement. Never had a flat with these.
2000353
I have not had any problems. The wheels are very sturdy and placed properly for balance.
15216
I'd suspect you'd get some decent resistance. I have firm thick grass, so it's not a problem. The contact area of the wheels are not very wide, especially the rear wheels.
997144
The wheels are really small. Traveling on anything other than sidewalk would be difficult.
417252
yes, they are a heavy strong wheel so the tube/tire should be nice and tight, as in able to hold a high PSI. nice and hard. these can handle a 28 for sure. like I said these wheels are heavy, but strong and VERY steady, as in stable. no wobble like with light wheels. So once you get going fast you keep going very fast. Great to use as your rear wheel if you use only one.
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I think the wheels are fine. You can't wait until 6 inches of snow has piled up. If you get out there with it after 2 or 3 you can move the snow very easily.
837977
Very soft cushioned ride. Fine on the street, but heavy. Don't think you're going to burn-up the pavement.
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The wheels are pretty hard, but we have taken this stroller on every surface from uneven sidewalks, gravel, mud, grass, and it seems to do fairly well. Since the wheel itself is fairly large compared to some strollers it traverses small obsticals nicely. The biggest annoyance I have is that since the wheels are hard they are loud when on uneven sidewalks and gravel. Ive owned this stroller for about 2 years and getting ready to have my second kid and it is in great condition dispite lots of use, I look forward to using it for another few years.
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mmmm i dont think is a good idea, the wheels are made of hard plastic, is not like a bike with soft tires...
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They are good wheels, suitable for the purpose. I too walk several miles/wk, and find them good. They are not skateboard quality,( which are my preference), but for a buggy with 100 lbs or less, on cement sidewalks they seem tbe durable. If you are on gravel or uneven dirt roads, it may not be enough. But the buggy is great, in general and much better and more useful than the cheaper wire baskets I have used. Ive had mine, used regularly for several months, and I find little to complain about. ( b/c the wheels swivel easily, and the sidewalks in my neighborhood, tilt for runoff, they tend to follow the tilt. Only complaint I have.