Marathon 4.10/3.50-4" Flat Free, Hand Truck / All-Purpose Utility Tire on Wheel, 2.25" Offset Hub, 3/4" Bearings

Product Description Eliminate downtime with the Marathon Flat Free, Hand Truck / All Purpose Utility Tire and Wheel Assembly. The tire is 10.5" in diameter and is compatible with many types of utility equipment such as air compressors, pressure washers, generators, blowers, hand trucks (dollies), garden carts, and more. It is made of solid, polyurethane foam that has the same bounce and handling feel as an air-filled tire. It won't leave marks on any surfaces and will not deteriorate when left exposed to sun or moisture. Best of all. Note: not for highway use. The Marathon brand features a full line of air filled and flat free tire and wheel assemblies for lawn and garden and commercial/industrial equipment. This includes universal fit and exact match options to accommodate nearly every application. Count on Marathon for quality, easy-to-install products at a great value. From the Manufacturer Eliminate downtime, Marathon flat free 4.10/3.50-4-Inch tire is the most common size tire for hand trucks and other small equipment. No flat tires have the same bounce, feel, cushioning, and performance as a regular air-filled or pneumatic tire. They are also non-marking and will not be affected by ozone or UV rays. Airless Tires are made of lightweight, solid polyurethane foam and are guaranteed to never go flat. Mounted on a 4-Inch steel rim with a 2.25-inch off-centered hub and 3/4-Inch ball bearings.

• 4.10/3.50-4" (10.3" diameter) with a 2.25" offset hub and 3/4" ball bearings.
• This tire and wheel assembly is commonly used on air compressors, hand trucks (dollies), generators, pressure washers and other utility equipment.
• Comes pre-mounted on a solid steel, silver wheel for quick and easy installation.
• Features a load capacity of 250 pounds and a sawtooth tread for the perfect balance of traction and maneuverability.
• Check your existing tire’s sidewall and measurements to ensure proper replacement fit. Please refer to "How to Measure a Tire" in images attached.