Questions and Answers for Farm & Ranch 16 in. No Flat Wheelbarrow Replacement Tire (2-Pack)

A:  The load rating is 300 lbs. per tire. The bore length is 3.94".

A:  I don't know exactly but I will take a guess at 10 to 12 each . They work great I've had mine for a few years. Good buy

A:  Each tire weighs 6.8 lbs.

A:  I didn't weigh them but they feel about eight to ten pounds each.

A:  They light. About the same as pneumatic ones.

A:  I’d say about 5lbs each.

A:  I don't know offhand, probably around 4-6 lbs each, not enough to worry about. I do know that they will hold a lot of weight. My son was showing off last year piling the wheelbarrow to overflowing with stones and bent the 5/8ths axle.

A:  About 4 pounds.

A:  7.3 lbs.

A:  Each tire weighs 6.8 lbs.

A:  These are 16" diameter tires. If you need 8" diameter tires then no, they won't work for you.

A:  No, these are tire and rim combined and would be a taller tire.

A:  These are 4.80/4.00-8. Axle size is 5/8" with no offset. Bearings are centered.

A:  I just went out and looked, my pair is stamped on the tires 4.80/4.00-8 on the sidewalls.

A:  This tire is 4.80/4.00-8 .

A:  most common

A:  Both. They provide both hubs.

A:  Both sizes

A:  The universal adapter kit includes flange bearings and nylon wheel spacers to accommodate 5/8 in. and 3/4 in. axles. The answer is both, depending on which bearings that you use.

A:  Both.

A:  5/8 but comes with 3/4 kit

A:  3 7/8 "

A:  In the specifications it says 4 inches. To actually confirm this, I would have to take one of the wheels off the wheelbarrow to physically measure. But I would say that the 4 inch would be accurate.

A:  3 7/8"

A:  5/8

A:  The weight capacity of these tires is 300 pounds per tire.

A:  I’m sure they will work for a chicken tractor. I used them to support a steel framed atv brush hog and they performed fine. I would recommend getting airless tires if these are the ones without them.

A:  The manufacturer states 300 pounds per tire. https://tricamindustries.com/product/fr2215/

A:  300lbs