Do these wheels have metal teeth inside - so as not to wear down like the cheap plastic ones I have?
1333376
They do not, but they are heavier and better made. Not cheap plastic. Mine made my lawn mower like new.
1333377
I bought these wheels a few months ago. The small gear has metal teeth, but the inner wheel teeth were hard plastic, like the original wheels. The original wheels lasted 17+ years with weekly lawn mowing use. I'll be happy if I get half that with these replacement wheels.
1333378
The teeth are plastic. The original I pulled off my craftsman were identical and I had those for 15 years. The only reason I changed them is because the rubber of the wheel itself disintegrated.
1324878
The wheels them self don't rust but the bolts and brackets used to hold the wheels on do rust
2224169
The wheels are plastic, as are the white wheel wells. The tires feel like a different type of plastic; they almost have a rubber feel, but not quite. You don't have to fill them with air.
514637
No. They are a cheap hard plastic. Feel like my 1/2 gmc will crush it. Very cheap and fragile
601441
yes. They are hardened steel.I have used them in an 18 volt impact driver. They didn't strip or break, though I imagine at some point they will. They are well milled and are pretty durable.
629713
They are plastic. They hold up pretty well but do make a bit of noise going down the sidewalk. The reason for plastic is that it gives the gearboxes some "give" meaning they will slide vs. dig in. This eliminates alot of pressure on the gearboxes.
545830
Yes, they should. I enjoyed mine while i was using it. Very smooth riding with these wheels :)
379744
They are hard plastic. Cant say yet how they hold up outside since we bought this around Christmastime and any one in the midwest will tell you there was no playing outside here yet! They've been using these type wheels on Little Tikes wagons and play cars for years and seem to hold up ok. I can say that we really like this wagon.
243168
Yes they do. I bought them. They worked great and had the nuts. When you put them on make sure those first lug nuts are very tight. When I checked my wheels after the first couple weeks I noticed a couple had loosened.
254668
Yes they are. they are snapped in place. I have not had any problems with the wheels so far. its been over a year since I owned this and still works great.
2272292
I believe they are plastic as they are solid, not soft. We used it inside until summer. After it was used outside the wheels were roughed up and I didn't want it to scratch up my floors. It's been a great bike though.
1861725
They are plastic. We were hesitant about buying it for this reason, but my son uses it for almost an hour every day and they haven't worn out in the 4 months he's been using it. It is a bit loud, would be quieter if it had rubber wheels.
2053062
The wheels themselves aren't half bad .. They may come in tight but work like a charm; if you really are interested in replacing them I recommend you buy some actually Penny Wheels and if you didn't understand that, I meant buy some wheels made by the actually Penny Company. I hope I could help you
7244
Yes they do. They work great, and are very solid build. I dont see them ever wearing out. Well worth the price.
324912
The wheels are neither hard plastic or softer rubber. They are a dense squeezable foam composition. For being foam they work great on our laminate floors and I love the fact they won't cause any scratches.
371503
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. The wheels are not as hard as the the white plastic on the top. So I'd say they are softer. I do not know what they are made of.
2014805
My wheels are NOT plastic. I think they may be a firm rubber. They are firmer than the tip of my cane and that's rubber. I hope this helps you