Rocky Mountain Goods Flat Free Wheelbarrow Wheel 16" - 500 lbs. Load Rating - for 6 & 8 Cubic ft. wheelbarrows Including Jackson, True Temper, Ames, Ace - 5/8" axle

I bought these because I was tired of fixing flats. Problem solved. Assembly was extremely easy. I removed the old wheels and slid on the new ones. They were just a tiny bit narrower than the originals so I added a washer to each axle and the fit is perfect. No more worries about flat tires, and the feel is identical when pushing the wheelbarrow. Excellent product, I highly recommend these.

I had to adapt with a little longer shaft works fine

The media could not be loaded.  It's no Amerityre, but it's a good wheelbarrow tire. We push them all day, I know all sorts of things about wheelbarrows and their tires and pound for pound, this thing is a beast. I'm in the Sonoran Desert, so it's all gravel and rip-rap and thorny chollas, so for me, the air-less tire is a must. In that category, there is a spectrum. (don't buy your Home Depot/Lowes version) I own $1000 worth of different wheelbarrow tires, trying to find the right one for my fleet. Amerityre is an absolute 10, the GhostWheel (this tire) is a solid 8. The next in my fleet is a six, and they get worse from there.My wheel is white on white (GhostWheel). It's ugly AF, but it's got bounce with 300+ pounds in it, as it rolls over rocks and steel edging with ease. For the price, you cannot beat it. It'll move to any new wheelbarrow you get in the future, guaranteed.

I should have replaced the tire on my wheelbarrow years ago, every time I needed to use it I had to reseat and inflate the original tire. This tire solved that. It was a perfect fit, easy to install and should last for a long time. I've used the wheelbarrow a couple of times since replacing the tire and wheel and it works fine, no noticeable difference in function.

I have a 2 wheel wheelbarrow and they works great. This is the first time I ordered Flat-free tires, but glad I did. They are hard rubber and do not "give" like a pneumatic tire, so on rough and unlevel ground it is a bit of a rough ride, but knowing they will never be flat, when needed, is so great. I guess I was lucky that the hub was the same size as the tires I tool off, but if not, the tire could slide back and forth on the axel. I have seen other replacements that include some spacers you can use if needed, but these do not com with any spacers. I guess you could buy some or come up with something that works.Also, these tires are guaranteed for life, so that is great, should something go wrong. Unless these break or split or something, I don't thing you could go wrong with these tires, as opposed to a pneumatic tire.