are the wheels rubber or plastic? are they non-marking?
445993
I really don't know whether they are rubber or plastic. Except for the kitchen and the breakfast room, our floors are all carpeted and I have not noticed any type of residue or marking on either type of flooring.
445994
They are rubber- hard rubber--like training wheels. I have not seen it mark any surface. My mother has had hers for almost six months. My sister bought one for her mother-in-law for Christmas. I have arthritis and borrowed it from my mother to walk in Chicago in snow & cold. It never marked any floors in the hotel, stores, etc.
445995
It is difficult to determine the composition of the wheels. However, I do not believe they are rubber but of a plastic composition. They do not make marks on my carpet, wood floors, outdoor concrete, etc. so they are good to go. Hope this helps.
445996
They seem to be some sort of hard rubber. They have not marked any thing in our house yet!
1433381
I believe they are rubber..or at least something that resembles rubber and acts the same. Not inflatable.
1231386
I don't know what material they are actually made of, but they look and feel like hard rubber, certainly not like a hard plastic . They also grip the pavement very well, better than any cart I have previously used.
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They are a hard rubberized plastic seemingly and do not mark. They are not like the wider wheel versions, the "best" operation surface for them is smooth floor, carpet, or concrete. The walker will work over cracks in sidewalks and rougher cement, but it is not as easy to roll at that point as it wants to hang up a bit. This would not be a walker that I would choose if I was going to be someplace with grass or dirt, unless it was just to say get from car to a picnic table or a short distance. It also would never roll through gravel. I feel very safe when I use this walker, but larger wheels would be better at times. Best of Luck!! They are a hard rubberized plastic seemingly and do not mark. They are not like the wider wheel versions, the "best" operation surface for them is smooth floor, carpet, or concrete. The walker will work over cracks in sidewalks and rougher cement, but it is not as easy to roll at that point as it wants to hang up a bit. This would not be a walker that I would choose if I was going to be someplace with grass or dirt, unless it was just to say get from car to a picnic table or a short distance. It also would never roll through gravel. I feel very safe when I use this walker, but... » Read More They are a hard rubberized plastic seemingly and do not mark. They are not like the wider wheel versions, the "best" operation surface for them is smooth floor, carpet, or concrete. The walker will work over cracks in sidewalks and rougher cement, but it is not as easy to roll at that point as it wants to hang up a bit. This would not be a walker that I would choose if I was going to be someplace with grass or dirt, unless it was just to say get from car to a picnic table or a short distance. It also would never roll through gravel. I feel very safe when I use this walker, but larger wheels would be better at times. Best of Luck!! « Show Less
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Hello Maurice,The Wheel itself is plastic and the Outside is rubber.Thank You,Jarrett
2100781
No, the wheels are not rubber, however this is a well made stroller. My daughter loves it
735271
They're metal... I suppose if there's a lot of weight they might make a mark on the paint but that'd be at the top and not very noticeable. No marks on mine after a month of use.
1081334
No; they are solid rubber/plastic. Many have changed to pneumatic wheels from harbor freight
1032397
They are plastic but almost feel rubberized, I expect them to last as long as the rest of the wagon, it's very well made. My new phew recently got a lower priced wagon about 80.00, and those tires seem like they might crack over time or either over exposure to the sun, these don't seem that way at all. ;-)
781398
They are rubber wheels. Good quality for the price. My son loves them. They were a birthday gift for him last year.
1254278
They are plastic. But I put rubber tips on them myself and it worked out well.
1226815
The wheels are plastic or hard smooth rubber but seemed to hold fine. My father uses this mostly on linoleum and carpet.
1420860
wheels are rubber and plastic the rest is aluminum. From what I can see the wheels have real steel bearings, sealed or not I can't tell, the rivets are steel, but could be repopped with aluminum if you had to. It's a great little cart.
1547175
Plastic wheels with metal rings. I've got a pair of Pit Bull Rock Beasts on them running 3S with no issues.
1727978
The wheels are plastic. I have area rugs over my hardwood floor with the exception of my foyer and bedrooms. I have not noticed any scratching.
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Sorry to take so long, just seeing this today. The set has plastic round disks with a hole that can be used as wheels, but no rubber tires like you think of on toy vehicles. A nice set though - hope this helps.
152416
Hard to tell. Feels like commercial grade plastic...large, sturdy wheels...not the cheap stuff. Will not scratch floor.