VEVORBeach Balloon Wheels

I LOVE IT, I HAD TO MODIFY THE GORILLA CART BY WELDING ON LONGER AXLES AND ORDERED SOME ALUMINUM TUBING FOR SPACERS,,PULLS EXTREMELY EASY AND CARRIES A LOAD JUST LIKE MY EX-WIFE, I CAN HAUL EVERYTHING NEEDED FOR THE BEACH AND IT FLOATS, BRING A PADDLE AND LIFE VEST.HAVE FUN Y'ALL..

Much thicker than the original ones seem to be a good product.

Good Packaging..product is good & worth the price...👌👌thank you seller

I purchased these tires for my fish cart as a replacement for regular tires. The diagram in the advertisement showing axel hole diameter is showing .9 or 22mm on the outside of the hole. In actuality it is the measurement of the inside of the hole. The diagram is incorrect. I tried contacting Vevor customer service to see if they could sell me an axel that will actually work with these wheels. They said my axel needs to be modified to fit the wheel. But, they don't give me any solution. The best they could manage was to tell me to return the wheels to Amazon. Fortunately, I can possibly access a larger axel locally. I don't recommend this company at all!

The media could not be loaded. I waited until I actual put some weight on these tires to leave a review. As you see in the video and pics, the cart was loaded and hauled everything without issue on a 3 mile round trip walk to jetty fish. The biggest downfall to these tires are the axle, it’s 7/8 and you have to either order it from Vevor or place a specialty order from a metal vendor. I chose to use 7/8 bushings, it gave the 5/8 axle a little more support but they were costly. In my case I needed a longer axle rod than what Vevor offered so bushings made sense to me since I had to use a smaller axle rod. In the end it cost the price of the tires (x2 the order) and another 150 in bushings and hardware) bringing the total in wheels and axle around low 300 dollars. Keep that in mind before ordering these.Others complained about the tires deforming, going flat, losing pressure. I had none of these issues and had 8 poles, 60lbs of ice/drinks/food, 2 tackle boxes 50lb+, folding chairs, flea rake and net, attached cutting table and PVC, 4 sand spikes, beach umbrella and random pocket items. Tires held several hundred pounds with no issue.

A month ago I had to lug my kayak from the water through sand to loading zone and I had to stop and rest several times. My regular kayak wheels for my wilderness kayak cart, see photo posted, is very good but very unsuitable for soft sand. I bought these wheels to fit a 7/8" axle diameter(important).Because these tires are fatter, you need more length for the wheel to fit and still be able to put the pin in at the end, easily solved! Wilderness makes the axle so that all you need to do is reverse it to fit the bigger balloon wheel(which they also sell for a premium price).So these Vevor wheels do the job well and I love it! I was able to haul my kayak over the sand with ease!! I couldn't believe I was going over loose sand. Especially love that Vevor provides a hand pump that ensures you able to carefully add air so that you don't overinflate it plus it is very portable. Thank you, Vevor!

I replaced the plastic wheels on my beach cart with these. It took a few extra parts (bearing, collars and axle). Nice that it comes with a pump and it works well. The cart was much easier to pull or push over sand even when the cart was over loaded. The tires worked great on hard surfaces as well, and quieter too! Beach carts should always come with these. I am cautious to make sure I don't run over anything that might puncture these. They seem well made.

I ordered these as "Used Very Good". When they arrived, the pump was not in the box and there was no cardboard to use as a guide to inflating the tire (per instructions). Not a show stopper since I have a bicycle pump and I could approximate how much air to put in. The show stopper came when the tire was flat again after a few hours. I returned them and ordered a set of "new". Hopefully the new set will hold air!UPDATE: The new set of wheels came with pump and cardboard "jig". Again - one of the tires did not hold air. I disassemble it to see if it was a tubeless tire or to determine what the problem was. (I've included pictures of the disassembled tire). So I inflated the tire and put it in a pot of water. The air was leaking out of the valve! I had to purchase a valve core tool to tighten the core. That worked! It was about 3 turns loose. The first set may have had the same problem. It's now holding air. I'll update on performance once I get to use them.