I find it strange that when I pull up the info for this item it shows as being "refurbished" and costs more than mine was which was advertised as NEW. I purchased this cart about a year ago (supposedly NEW) and the back tires dry rotted out and the front wheels collapse inwards and are in constant danger of falling off altogether. Seeing as I use this on nearly a daily basis and depend on this cart for my livelihood, I am in desperate need of replacement wheels. Seeing as it's well out of warranty I am prepared to pay for them if I can find someone from the company that will respond to my pleas for assistance.

Best purchase. I bought this wagon July 2016 to transport my Stampin' Up! supplies to my weekly classes. I had been using a rolling tote that was not only heavy to lift to the back of my SUV, but before getting this wagon, I often packed overflow into tote bags that required either a second trip or balancing them on the rolling tote.

This wagon not only solved those issues but I love the fact that instead of looking like bag lady moving into my classrooms, I roll in with my cute wagon all neatly loaded with my card making treasures, sort of a Mary Poppins without the umbrella.

An unexpected use has been to unload all my groceries into it for only one trip. It easily holds about $500 worth of stuff and can still jump the threshold of my front door with just a bit of encouragement from behind. The sides are high enough to stack a double layer of grocery bags and still have room to balance paper towels and toilet paper on top.

The turning radius is really great, it folds up neatly and is light enough to toss in the rear door of my SUV with just the rear double seat down, leaving the whole rear compartment available for whatever I intend to load in the wagon and one back seat open for a passenger.

I'm seriously considering buying a second one to leave in the garage for those grocery runs, because right now I unpack my class supplies whenever I need to haul groceries.

The only minor annoyance I have is the handle-if you are digging out your keys to open a door and don't put the handle in its catch on the front it bangs on the ground, fortunately it is made sturdy enough that it hasn't broken with my repeated "abuse."

I bought this wagon to use for carrying my groceries in to my apt. and to haul my trash to the dumpster. I have a bad back, so this has been a wonderful help to me. I fully recommend it. It has larger wheels and rolls on concrete or grass. Mine is black and I would have preferred to have bua blue or red one, but it works just fine for my needs

I was ready to give this a 5-star rating. It's a great little wagon. But after using it three times, the clamp that is supposed to hold the handle in place while folded or not in use broke. It had been hard to get the handle into the clamp all along, anyway. Very hard. So, now that one of the arms of the clamp is broken off, the handle falls to the ground. I'll find a Velcro strap or bungee cord to jerry-rig it. I still like the wagon, but this is a disappointment.

At the time of my purchase, this cart is sold for $74.99. I think that's important to keep in mind because sometimes people forget to manage their expectation. Attention those with OCD. You may want the black version of the wagon... as with every other color, the framings are all black but the fabric is the color you pick. FYI The nettings for the cup holders are black, that's something that might bother you as it is not the same color as cart you picked. Thus why went black, and everything is black.

Pros:
"¢ I love that this thing can fold up to take the leg room of the back seat of the car, or the trunk.
"¢ Metal frame (likely steel) support, yet light weight.
"¢ Base of the basket is cushioned with foam.

Cons: Remember, it's a cart sold for under $100. Manage your expectation.
"¢ Made in China. Translation: Not made to withstand abuse. Handle with care and it will last for as long as the material lasts.
"¢ The wheels are not easily removable when they are worn out. When that happens, your choice are either to buy a new wagon, or saw out the rivets and replace the wheel using nuts & bolts from Home Depot.
"¢ Though the wagon is supported by metal parts... the stuff that holds those parts together are rivets. The same stuff that holds your typical aluminum ladder. It will last a couple years provided that you keep it from rusting... when it does rust and that's a matter of time, you'll have to drill them out and replace them with nuts & bolts.

I highly recommend this cart if you or someone you know are handy with tools and can fix things when they break. Don't expect this wagon to never break... nothing last forever regardless of how much money you pay for it. On the upside: You'll never drop groceries again walking to/from the car. If you use the public laundry room like I do, this is the wagon will do wonders for your back.

Alternative Option: You could spend about $150 for a wagon that can hold up to 1000 lb. The trade off is that it can't be folded up as portable as the wagon from Mac Sports
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01BECQEA2/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_6?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER

Suggestion to manufacturer: Make a heavy-duty version of this same design for the cost of around $150. Do away with the rivets.