Do the wheels fall of easy?
1599851
No the wheels do not fall off. My 8 year old abused them (hockey in the street every day in the spring, summer, fall!) and the wheels are still in great shape.
1599852
My son has had these for two years playing street hockey and just rolling around. One wheel stopped working, but did not fall off. Now we are trying to find new wheels for these.
1881563
Yes they do. But, they don't travel very far because the wheels are plastic and don't have a lot of weight and grip.
1288933
Yes it does, but I would not buy it again. Even if you lock the wheels it will slide and child will fall. NOT worth the money.
905601
No, the height of the frame is fixed. You might be able to drop it two inches or so by removing the wheels.
697593
We haven't had a problem with the wheels get stuck. It handles well on sidewalks.
1313823
No, poor feature as the power driven wheels click and don't rotate smoothly without resistance. It moves but not easily and likely impacts the life of the drive feature.
1918965
No, when up on the front wheels all four will roll. When set down only the front is on padded studs. The back wheels are still on rollers. Very steady when set down, but if the front is raised slightly it will roll.
2224350
It will roll over carpet easily if the carpet isn't too thick. The wheels on this cart do fall off quite often though - I'm thinking of putting some duct tape around the shaft of the wheels to keep them on better. I still really like this cart though and I use it all the time.
822317
Yes,but not the cheap hard kind. I think of real rubber tires as the kind that are on bicycles, these are much harder than bicycle tires. The wagon is easy to pull on grass or on pavement.
700715
No, though that depends on what you mean by 'easily.' After a solid year of use, abuse, and being transported in the car to the occasional playdate, some of the wood on the tops of the towers has chipped ever so slightly. Also, when moving it around, you want to be sure to lift it from the bottom platform, not grab it by the towers. (I tried grabbing it by one of the towers once and felt the glue "give" ever so slightly. Immediately grabbed it from the bottom instead.) In short, you wouldn't want to drop it down the stairs, but for average play of kids shoving figurines into it and opening and shutting the moving parts, it's held up remarkably well. No, though that depends on what you mean by 'easily.' After a solid year of use, abuse, and being transported in the car to the occasional playdate, some of the wood on the tops of the towers has chipped ever so slightly. Also, when moving it around, you want to be sure to lift it from the bottom platform, not grab it by the towers. (I tried grabbing it by one of the towers once and felt the glue "give" ever so slightly. Immediately grabbed it from the bottom instead.) In short, you wouldn't want to drop it down the stairs, but for average play of kids shoving figurines into it... » Read More No, though that depends on what you mean by 'easily.' After a solid year of use, abuse, and being transported in the car to the occasional playdate, some of the wood on the tops of the towers has chipped ever so slightly. Also, when moving it around, you want to be sure to lift it from the bottom platform, not grab it by the towers. (I tried grabbing it by one of the towers once and felt the glue "give" ever so slightly. Immediately grabbed it from the bottom instead.) In short, you wouldn't want to drop it down the stairs, but for average play of kids shoving figurines into it and opening and shutting the moving parts, it's held up remarkably well. « Show Less
850311
"I am looking to use this to wheel items to and from a car . . . Why do y think the wheels will hold up?" I don't know about the wheels holding up, I pushed this cart with about 10 lbs of stuff on it and since it was a smooth floor, nothing fell down and it was easy to push. If the area between your car and where you're loading the stuff from has small rocks/gravel, then I don't think there'll be stable enough to support the cart and it will tip over.
1021607
Kind of. They have a mechanism to lock, but it doesn't really do the trick too well. The wheels honestly aren't that great. One of mine broke clean off. It stays pretty immobile, but can shift if bumped hard enough.
2190203
No, it's hard enough with the wheels. The table is very well built so it is heavy.
2172838
I just loked at the wheels. They both look the same. I snapped and unsnapped both equally with the little metal piece around the wheel. They do slide off easily if you pull them but the carriage has been perfectly fine as it. I do remember inhad trouble with the frot wheel and had extra pieces that I couldn't figure out how to use to I just assembled it to the best of my ability and the wheels have never been am issue. It's not a great answer but its reassuring hopefully that you can put it I together and it stays by Christmas Eve.
2012573
Wheels are only good on hards surfaces. It's small enough to just carry. Stop being lazy.
312838
No, unless you reinforce it. I rolled it, empty, across my kitchen and the wheel fell apart. I have yet to get it all back together!
538508
Sturdy and wheels easily. It does have weight limits of course, which I think are listed. I have two of these, each at a different location, and they save me a lot of effort.