4.10/3.50-4"

The tires on my old hand truck had run their course, dying not so much from just wear as from years of use, exposure to the seasons in an unheated garage, and the normal degradation that comes with age. These were the perfect replacement: remove wheel, remove four bolts holding the hub together, remove the old tire and tube, put in the new tire and tube, replace the four bolts and the wheel. Then do that for the other side. Piece of cake, with just basic tools. Add air, and you're back to moving that stuff around.

It's what I ordered and it fit, now I can use my hand truck again.

Our dolly blew a wheel and the other one had dry rot, so we ordered two. Went on smoothly, not easy, but not difficult either. Works like new now.

I don't know exactly what some people expect when I read some of the negative reviews. You have to know this much, in that this is NOT a tubeless tire. It is not being sold as such. The other thing is that if you have the type of split rim that goes together with 4 bolts, then this tire and tube will/should work perfectly for you. I you don't have a split rim that comes apart by taking those bolts out, then you are in for a tough time. The tire is simply too small and has too little give to change it out like you would with a larger tire as in car, truck, etc. My guess would be that if you have a one piece rim and you try to change out this tire, you are probably going to tear it up in the process. If you soap it up good and get someone to help you with a extra set of hands and the right tools, you might be able to. Jus' sayin'. I haven't had any problem with it on my flatbed utility cart as yet and it is under a load of almost 200 lbs of pavers overnight. If anything changes, I'll do an update.

It does the job

My son blew apart my dolly tires while trying to air them up. This replacement tire was actually of a better quality than the original tire! The tire did not come as shown in the picture... it was already mounted to a stronger metal rim (white colored) that was better than the original rim (gray colored). I was unsure as to how to remove the old rim, but my son had a moment of redemption when he suggested that we look to YouTube for related videos. It took about 5 minutes to replace the 1st tire (including removing the old rim) and about 2 minutes for the 2nd tire. FYI... because of the picture, I also unnecessarily purchased the following inner tubes, which were not needed: Marathon Industries 20990 4.10/3.50-4"-Inch... Marathon Industries Hope that this tip saves someone a few dollars (about $10 for 2 inner tubes).

I purchased this tire and tube to replace the first of 4 tires on a hand pull yard wagon, if it installed on the wagon rims okay. It fit on the rim with no problems and works just fine. It comes with the tube already installed in the tire, which makes it very easy to install on the 2 part wagon rim. The air valve was curved as opposed to the one on the original tube, but it worked okay with the rim without a problem. I don't have any complaints about the product. I just ordered 3 more tires and tubes to replace the other 3 wagon wheels.

I needed a new tire/tube for my trailer EZTug. This is the right size and came with a tube. So far, it's holding air and seems to work OK. It may end up being too light duty for my application, but that's not the tire's fault. I haven't used it on a fully loaded trailer, it is working fine on the empty trailer, moving it around. I'm happy and the value was good.