Price: $18.56
(as of Dec 23, 2024 08:15:22 UTC - Details)

4.00-6" Replacement Pneumatic Wheel Tire and Tube
4.00-6" Tire. 13" Tire Diameter.
Pneumatic (air-filled) tire. Ribbed Tread.
This tire would mount on a 6" rim.
Inflate with manual pump only.
Load Capacity: 350lbs. Not for highway use
Reviewer: Dan
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great price
Review: Good quality

Reviewer: Ron P
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great value
Review: This is the second purchase of this item. This well replace tire and tube for the other wheel on the other side of the trailer that I pull behind of my riding lawn mower.Great value, speedy deliver. I recommend this product to all users of products that use 6" wheel and 13" tires

Reviewer: Peoples Bank
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Fit perfect
Review: Used this wheel on my wheelbarrow, good product.

Reviewer: Tired Changer
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Check the inside of the tire before install
Review: I almost went with other options because the reviews were tough on the inner tube. I should have checked the tube out before I installed it, but the tire came with the inner tube inside already, it was late in the day and I wanted to knock it out, install the tire on the wheel, and move on. Well the tube didn't hold pressure. I removed the tire and tube, tested the tube and found a pinhole on the outside of the tube. I initially thought perhaps there was a manufacturing defect in the tube, but after patching the tube and getting it ready to put back in the tire, I ran my hand around the inside of the tire and found what felt like a tiny round sharp object embedded in the inside wall of the tire. I was able to knock it loose and ran the shop vac inside the tire after checking it completely.I installed the tire a second time and so far it seems to hold pressure. Hats off to those of you that installed the tube and tire using only your hands. I'm not as accomplished as I had to use my hands and my feet :-)>.

Reviewer: Mark L.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Replacement wheels
Review: Worked great, good quality and excellent price.

Reviewer: debbie700
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Arrived with holes in 2 of the inner tubes - they won't hold air.
Review: UPDATE: Contacted the seller and they are replacing the 2 bad tubes. Appreciate their great customer service.Very disappointed that they arrived with 2 tubes with holes. The tires are fine - I would appreciate a a couple of new tubes but since I needed the garden cart my husband purchased 2 tubes so we could get the cart mobile. I would be glad to return the tubes if the seller is willing to provide replacements. So if you order these just be aware to go ahead and air the tubes to make sure they don't have holes in them. It appears the problem was with the way they were packaged.

Reviewer: Rick Wright
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: It’s a wheel barrow tire.
Review: I put it on a few weeks ago and it is still aired up and working.I recommend it.

Reviewer: Jim
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Don't let the instructions scare you. Replacing a wheelbarow tire and inner tube is not difficult.
Review: I was careful to order the correct size replacement tire and inner tube. The package arrived quickly, but I put off the replacement because the instructions advise that the replacement should be performed by a professional.Finally, I tried it myself and found that the job is not very difficult. Start by comepletely deflating the old inner tube. I then used 3 10" long flat blade screwdrivers to pry the tire bead from the rim. Then I pulled the old inner tube from the tire.After ensuring the rim was clean, I used a soap solution to lubricate the rubber parts - which helped them slide into place more easily, and used the same screwdrivers as levers to pry the rubber bead around the rim. I found it easier when I placed the new inner tube into the new tire, and then worked to insert the tire and deflated inner tube into the rim. I used a needle nose pliers to feed the valve stem into the hole in the rim, and inflated the inner tube after the beads of the tire were positioned on the wheel. The air pressure in the inner tube wil push the tire bits into proper position on the rim.