Wheelbarrow Wheel & Tyre - Red

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This 15" diameter replacement wheel and pneumatic tire is designed for wheelbarrows and carts. It offers a durable 2-ply rubber construction ideal for domestic use, featuring a standard 1-inch axle with reducer bushes for versatile fitting. A key benefit is its ribbed tread for easy rolling and a high load capacity, though it's important to note this tire is not road legal. This guide will help you understand its features, installation, and maintenance.
| Colour | Red |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 41909 |
| Brand | PetrolScooter |
The outer diameter of the tire is approximately 385mm (15.15 inches).
This wheel is designed for manual wheelbarrows and carts. Its load capacity is 120 kg, which might be suitable for lighter motorized applications, but compatibility and safety should be assessed based on the specific cart's requirements.
The tire width is approximately 90mm (3.54 inches).
Use a standard tire pump with a Schrader valve connection. Ensure you do not overinflate the tire.
Yes, the rim is made of red metal.
The maximum load capacity for this wheel is 120 kg.
The wheel and tire are typically supplied together, but may require inflation and mounting onto the wheelbarrow axle.
Ensure you are using the correct reducer bush for your axle diameter. If no bush fits, verify your axle size matches one of the supported diameters (25.4mm, 20mm, 16mm, 12mm).
Check the Schrader valve for leaks or damage. Inspect the tire for punctures. Ensure the rim is not damaged. If the leak persists, the tire may need patching or replacement.
Verify that the wheel is securely fastened to the axle and that the tire is properly inflated to the correct pressure. Ensure the reducer bushes (if used) are seated correctly.
Ensure the tire is inflated to the higher end of the recommended pressure range. For very soft ground, consider adding a wider tire if available, or distributing the load more evenly.
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