Marathon 2.80/2.50-4" Pneumatic (Air Filled) Hand Truck / Utility Cart Tire and Inner Tube

Bought this for an aerator, and it works well. I'm certainly pleased with its quality compared to the other options I could find locally or online - similar to the Carlisle tires I've liked in the past.

The now, no longer supported Neuton garden cart front, steerable wheel can be disassembled (remove axle and pull out wheel assembly) take apart hub (4 bolts) and broken down in 2 halves, throw away the bad tire/tube, easily refit hub around this new tire/tube. Tighten 4 hub bolts and fit back on the cart and reinstall axle. Fill with 20 pounds of air. Works good, cheap fix.tips: tilt garden cart backwards so front wheel is up in the air. Easier to work on.tips: new tire smells bad and is quite dirty. Do this outside and wear gloves when handling tire.tips: my cheap compressor couldn't connect to tube threaded stem, so I took to GetGo and used theirs free. Fill tire before reassembling. Cap it.

Tires and tube fits well and way less expensive than locals

Worked as they should. no complaints here

VERY GOOD

Slightly smaller outside diameter than most tires of this size. But my complaint is that I did not over-inflate and did not overload the tires on my Dad's three-wheel scooter, yet one tire got a bulge on the side and blew after five weeks, and the replacement only lasted two days before the tread separated. Disappointing since the original tires on the scooter lasted 37 years before the tire tread was completely worn out, yet never had a blowout or flat!

I am using this tire as a tailwheel on a homebuilt airplane. It holds up to 50 psi and supports the load well.

Best = Cost/Size/Availability/Amazon Customer SatisfactionWorst = Very "cheap" materials & construction with side-walls "bubbled & tearing in radius exposing a strangulated protruding tube ready to pop!!Repeatedly, the defective tire(s) side walls, exposed when separated, appeared to be made of poor "single layer canvas-like and soft rubber form, Trusting, we had bought 4 tire/tube combinations for future quick spares. However, over the past month, all have failed days/weeks of loading.Thinking it was our application (wife's new ambulatory 3 wheel electric mobility scooter) I called Amazon customer service who were really fantastic! Sympathetic, they suggested trying 2 more tire tube combo's as likely a fluke, and even expediently "over-nighted them to us, at no charge.Sadly...their sidewalls also started to fail (as did the others) now 6 tires. Minding the molded PSI/Load Limits on the tires, they all would begin to cause her scooter to begin shaking more and more then fail completely. Swapping sides and checking rims for eccentricity made no deference.Have now abandoned all Marathon tire/tube sets "suggest you do the same" and have ordered flat free tire & rims from a different manufacturer.My bad for buying, though in our defense, we are both retires with fixed incomes. Will update upon loading the new "flat free" tiires and rims.