This little cart was a life saver during a week-long camping trip. Assembly was very easy, and the quality was great.
It is fairly light and easy to move around although still sturdy and held up great for a full week of lugging beach equipment, coolers and a heavy speaker along bumpy gravel roads.
*Tires inflated with no problem.
*I found no wobbling, the item shipped with sufficient bolts and washer to make a secure fit.
*The bike connection was easy and the quick connect worked out great.
It truly met exceeded my expectations after reading almost all of the reviews, it was worth the investment thus far. We have another week vacation coming next week and I'll share an update.

This is a great trailer. and highly recommend I bought one for my partner who is a personal trainer here at the beach and he carries equipment with it several times a week. Very well built. I also got a mesh bungie net to go over the top.

Best cargo trailer for the money...I looked up all the reviews and the were all spot on. This holds up to trailers more than twice the cost. However, and all the reviews said this, the wheels and bearings are crap. I swapped out the bearings with quality ones and shimmed out the space in the mounts, trued the wheels...and for a bit of time, and about $30 I have the best trailer money could buy. Make sure you really get the hitch bolted on good though. I imagine that would be a problem for any trailer, but I didn't crank down my QD the first few times and the weight of the trailer rolled the hitch down during use. I got a sturdy bin with lid (which fits like a glove), a few straps, and I have an all weather grocery getter for the Oregon coast!

The trailer is nice and solid and pulls well. Assembly was a problem since one side rail was bent inwards, making it impossible to insert the front and back rail. I had to clamp it into a vise and hammer it straight with a rubber hammer. Now the trailer works great, I have tested it at its rated weight, and it seems to handle it well. I would have given it 5 stars, but assembly should not require the use of a workbench and a vise.

2016, July model.

While definitely seeming like a cheaper build (100 or so $, what can you expect), the trailer so far has worked well. I pulled it behind a motorized bike constantly for a week during the IRCHA rc heli fun fly (1 mile end to end area).

The tires shipped were a flat road style, and the rim strips were intact and red in color. The wheel mounts have been moved back as well. No way anything but 16" will fit. They were fairly well true though. No crazy wobble wheels. Same rims from earlier models it seems. IMO a bit of a bummer since more weight is now placed on the trailer tongue, but the trailer will be a bit more stable now.

The weld quality is def "get it out quick, mig", but is serviceable. The hitch works well and articulates fine. For the end gates to line up their mount holes, I had to apply pressure to spread the side walls part. Tight fit for sure, although it seems the sides themselves are predisposed to cant in otherwise.

The deck is the same acrylic plastic. Scratches easily but would be easy to replace and seems strong enough. No rattles despite being dragged around at 20+ over road, gravel, and grass.

Overall, it seems like a decent little cargo trailer, even if it's a wee bit heavy.