Have these wheels been tested driving on dry and uncompacted sand?
1692572
Hmm, I guess I haven't specifically tested that, but I think it would work fine? They spin pretty easily...
1692573
The truck stays in our sandbox so I'm afraid I can't help you out. It's a really sturdy truck, though, and great for little construction workers in the sandbox :-)
1894177
This was my main concern. As with any tire they can go flat. I've walked over 4 blocks a day to the beach for about two weeks with the cart and must say that the tires hold up great. The asphalt that I'm pushing on is old and very rough. I've had no problem with the cart or the tires...wish I would have bought it sooner. I think as long as you not constantly rolling over sharp objects you'll be fine. The tires also cine with a small repair kit.
602276
its great on different terrain. Sand will always be harder though - much like like bicycle wheels.
154943
Probably not. I have not tried them in sand, but I do not believe they will hold in sand.
699881
They are basically rollerblade wheels so it wouldn't work good on sand, rocks, or dirt. It needs to be pretty firm.
1999151
I have used it on sand (beach) and rough terrain (tree roots/grass) and it has been great. Big wheels and good shock absorption.
2012574
Does not work well in sand. There are other wheeled items I've purchased thru amazon that are made specifically for sand that work well.
346941
The wheels are pretty solid so they really don't soak up bumps in my opinion. Best of luck.
276555
I haven't tried it on a wheel, but the texture seems right. I've added water for smoothing the surface, and it didn't crack as it dried as long as I didn't leave it too wet. It is an air dry clay, of course.
197358
We used them on gravel and never had a problem with them. Never had to use them on grass.
1291129
Mine are 33s on 18" stock wheels on an '07 Jeep Safari JKU. The tires are quiet and AT capable. NOT a mud tire. So so aired down on rocks. The JKU is a daily driver - so the capability on wet / snow / dry hard road is excellent. I routinely trail ride them - since I'm locked in the rear - I can keep up on most trails limited by body armor more than tire capability... Highly recommended for mall crawler to moderate trail use. They will be taking us from the Midwest USA to Alaska in the spring!!
99587
I would be hesitant to give you a 100% yes on this. The tires are about 3-3.5" wide and not very tall to stay on top of the sand. It would depend what type of sand you are trying to go through. When it is water logged, it seems to have some more "holding power" versus it being powder dry. The cart itself is well enough made to haul the load. I think you could possibly get different wheel/tires that are wider and taller to fit your needs. I also believe that most of the wagons that I looked at had very similar tires/wheels.
1915927
I have had not problems with these in the rain. I have drove at night in very hard rain recently and they did well.
2153253
I've used in on hard sand but don't know about a blow sand situation.....please check my review of the product. I have not yet been able to get the wobble out of the wheels but haven't had much time to try yet
75274
The wheels are designed to work well on smoother surfaces. Nicely paved sidewalks and paths are perfect. I can't imagine this working well on a dirt road.
218097
I didn't find them much different (I think the other descriptions are pretty accurate) except that they picked up hair/grit worse than the standard casters did. I felt like they caused as much damage as the old wheels, because the "soft" surface was soon rough from the dust/grit they had accumulated. :( I had to wash them, weekly, to keep them relatively clean- but that didn't change the fact that they were permanently pitted/marred by grit.
1263254
Not with the solid wheels. The inflatable ones fare much better. Same in snow.