are the wheels plastic or rubber. If the are plastic, do the scratch hardwood floors?
1727974
Wheels are plastic probably won,t scratch wooden floors. all pretty lite weight
1727975
They are plastic, but two separate pieces which makes them move easier. I got a second opinion in my household (we do not have wood floors)the opinion is, it will not scratch your floors.
1727976
Plastic. I don't have hardwood floors, so I can't answer the seconded question.
1727977
It is hard plastic ....I don't see any damages to my wooden hard floor . It's no scratch at all.
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.
117794
It doesn't have rubber feet, but it does have plastic rollers. It has not scratched my engineered floors.
2272292
I believe they are plastic as they are solid, not soft. We used it inside until summer. After it was used outside the wheels were roughed up and I didn't want it to scratch up my floors. It's been a great bike though.
1226815
The wheels are plastic or hard smooth rubber but seemed to hold fine. My father uses this mostly on linoleum and carpet.
450760
Wheels are plastic. I have had mine for 17 years. We have laminate floors and its not a problem. It's been left outside in the weather and it's still going strong 17 years later.
1889738
I have hardwood floors, the wheels are duel plastic type but I have my chair on a plastic floor mat because I think any wheels will wear enough to damage a floor be it hard wood or linoleum type floor .
39671
The wheels are rubber tube. I would think they would be fine on hardwoods if they were clean. The wheels are big enough to handle a moderately rough terrain.
197086
The wheels are made of hard plastic. I've wheeled my cart on my hardwood floor but only once. I didn't notice any damage.
2220015
It doesn't have a very soft floor end, and the wheels are plastic, but it also isn't very heavy. We didn't have any problem with scratched floors, but our wood floors had a pretty scratch-resistant finish. It could cause slight scratches on softer finishes.
441544
Unfortunately the wheels are plastic. The floor in my shop is not the smoothest but so far they work quite well even with me sitting on the stool. Just how long they will last is anyone's guess, for the money I'm satisified with the stool.
1043174
The rubber is soft & pliable. We have hardwood floors & they did not leave any marks.
737346
We have wood floors also. Works great. Wheels have a rubber strip around them to prevent scratching the floor.
151975
I also have hardwood floors, and it hasn't scratched them from what I can tell (my dog mainly plays on the carpet with it). It is designed to roll and doesn't have much of an area that would scratch floors.
1741257
I believe it would still scratch the hardwood floor. The wheels screw into a metal base inside the bars. However, you may be able to file down or have covered.
967536
The tires are shiny like plastic, and quite hard, but I think they're actually rubber. My fingernails can make a slight indentation, which they won't do on plastic. Also, they don't seem to skid on hard floors.
1268852
It has wooden rollers (wheels). I have it on carpet so can't tell you if it would scratch.
427658
The wheels are plastic, I think but have never had a problem rolling over tile or carpet. Swivels well. Love it.