I live in an urban area where the curbs are really high and the sidewalks bumpy/uneven. Does anyone know if the wheels will be sufficient?
176525
Its a nice little roller on even surfaces but on uneven bumps it will likely twist sideways. I pull it over a 6 inch curb daily and it will will twist unless I pull very evenly.
176526
I have no problems with the wheels while pulling this cart around, and up and down stairs and curbs.
2099276
It would depend to some extent on the shape of the curb and how much of a flat platform it presents. I have some contoured concrete edging around a big flower bed and have found that edging from the grass side, rather than riding it on the concrete, works better. Along sidewalks, the edger works fine.
549471
unless you have a place like paved or cement driveways or sidewalks it probably will not roll outside the wheels are simlar to roller skates
648633
Yes, the wheels are large enough so that they should work find on packed dirt. Gravel would be more difficult however
1559803
I think probably yes. The unit is very sturdy. i had a problem with the wheels and had to leave them off.
1695658
Hi. No, you won't have any problems. The wheels are smooth, front wheels turn a 360. The only caveat is to not load it with more than three bags. One of the wheels got messed up going over a large bump in the sidewalk.
695286
I would say no. The swivel wheels like to move around and get blocked too easily, even on fiarly good sidewalk. And to fold, they have to fold in, so could not just replae with better wheels.
1839912
The Small tires are Tippy on Uneven ground/Trail. You'd be better off find a cart with Large wheels. They are plenty strong enough to handle the weight/load but like I said, Small Wheels are made for concrete etc.,
1123067
It really depends upon your application. If you want this for running errands, getting from a building to your car and back, or other light outdoor use, it will probably be fine. If by 'out side' you mean traversing rocky or muddy terrain, I'd look elsewhere. The wheels are really made for relatively smooth surfaces, like pavement. Also, beware of large cracks in asphalt or concrete.
1796138
The wheels are hollow, but it seems to do alright over rough pavement and grass. Not sure what to expect over pebbles, but I doubt many others would do any better. We love our wagon!
1997979
Yes.. my wheels ar 28" x 1: x 1 1/4". I have street bike; no nubby tread; just a smooth tire appropriate for inner-city. Please keep this mind. I know that the tire dimension could be an issue.
346941
The wheels are pretty solid so they really don't soak up bumps in my opinion. Best of luck.
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.
648636
One of the features is larger wheels so they roll better so, yes, they should work ok on packed dirt. You should also have a choice of walker width for even better off road performance.
809870
Hi, I haven't needed to replace the wheels yet, so I'm not sure about that. Yes, my son uses them in our driveway and in the street. He manages fine, although it does take him a minute or two to adjust to uneven pavement or pebbles in the road.
2189877
In a word yes although I have not tested over uneven ground but the wheels are well built and should take a battering.
1893032
It depends how rough the dirt or gravel is, I don't recommend it, unless for a very short distance. Best on even pavement. The 8"wheels are greatest selling points to me.