Does not handle the amount of weight it claims to handle. Cheap rims bend under load.

Used these to make a cart to hold my new smoker I built from a cast iron stove and a barrel. (Included a picture of the cart during the build process)

The good:
Cost a lot less than the ones at the box stores
Holds my smoker without squashing (smoker and cart together is about 200lbs)
Rolls over rough terrain easily
Strong brackets

The bad:
Whew, what a smell. Took days to stop smelling like someone was fumigating with hot rubber.

I bought this wheel set to put on my Rubbermaid service cart https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EUP8UEE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I work in construction and need to be able to move all my tools where ever i need to go on the job, currently we've been doing some hotel renovations (drywall taper) and this requires me to be all over the hotel. Before i would push my cart around and have to deal with all the extension cords and hoses that were strewed all over the corridors and units and it made it very hard to roll my cart over those, I would always have to stop, go around to the front of the cart and lift it up over then go back around and push and carry the rest over and this gets old when you have a long corridor with cords everywhere!

With this set of wheels it made it easy to just roll over all those extension cords no problem! almost as if their not there, but it had some other benefits that I found while using these wheels on my cart. It made the bottom of my cart more accessible because it raised it about 12" higher than before which is the height of the wheels so i didnt have to bend down as low which is awesome when getting older lol. Another benefit was the wheels made my cart very quite, the wheels that came with my cart were hard solid rubber so when rolled over tiled/slate floors it was very loud.

The only thing that is a little questionable is the swiveling wheels, they seem to be very loosely fitted in the bearing area, it has a lot of wiggle, after i greased them it was less but in a bearing area it should be tight regardless of grease, but we shall see. Oh and a lot of reviews talked about the smell, it is strong but nothing out of the ordinary, all tire products have that smell in my experience.

I will update if things go south! Overall im pretty pleased with these wheels

great size for moving large heavy items on a cart.

follow-up, just now installing on cart. received 3 fixed wheels and 1 swivel.
what can be done now??

I ordered these to put on my 8' x 3' x 3' quail pen I built so I could move my quail to sunny and shady areas. After I pumped each tire to the required 30 psi, this pen was easy to move and maneuver. When the pen needs to be spray out, I just move it to where I got my water hose hooked up. The pen weights approximately 350 lbs., and I've had no problems with rim warp or busted and loose bearings. The grease plugs on the two front swivel-wheels takes about a couple pumps of grease to assure that these wheels turn with ease and that the bearings DO NOT wear.