Oregon Universal Wheel, 7-Inch x 1.50-Inch Diamond Tread (72-107)

Excellent quality. Couldn’t be more pleased. Plan on soaking your bolts with some penetrating oil.

I have a Red Radio Flyer wagon and it need a wheel upfront. So I purchased two and replaced the front wheels. Almost perfect. Fit onto axle perfectly but width was short, had to add a 3/4" spacer on each axle for proper operation. Loaded wagon with 120 lbs and it work flawlessly. Perfect cheap fix.

These wheels have a nice tread and sturdy construction that should work well with any mower.

My husband broke his wheel on his lawnmower the other day while loading it, after loaning it his to a neighbor and so he needed a new wheel for his push lawnmower, to do whatever, he may decide say, small tight cuts. He had mentioned it should cost probably $5, I first seen one for like $28 and some. After hearing his input I searched for lesser prices. He says, you get your money's worth. He added, It is not the wheel for his lawnmower, when it I ordered it I had not known what type his was, so I looked for a rear wheel that was universal, so it does the job. Since, I shop on Amazon frequently, I just ordered this for him, instead of waiting during the pandemic, not knowing what is open and when at the local lawn shop, well, I surprised him, and it came quickly. On a scale of 1-5 he gave it a five for durability. He says it was easy to install. He put in on last evening, and he used it today to cut a small area around some bushes to his sister's house. He seems to be happy with it, I'm a happy wife, as it served his purpose. Hopes this helps in your decision. Update: After asking a few more questions. I learned from him that his lawnmower is self-propelled. I knew that, but hadn't considered it when ordering, duh: So now I discovered that he tells me what he learned today: When he pulls the handle back on his lawnmower the wheel drags and won't pull. So, perhaps that is why it cost $5. Anyway, we are not returning it. May just end up purchasing the correct wheel after all. I tried to help, I just thought he needed a wheel, something to roll the lawnmower, we learned something today. Perhaps self -propelled wheel, may be the key when you buy.

The two wheels that I purchased were a perfect match for the existing wheels on a Radio Flyer wagon. My wife uses the wagon at least a couple of times a week to pull mulch, potting soil, and plants in to be put out or to be planted. The wheels look just as tough as the existing wheels and are a perfect match. Hopefully they will hold up as long as 2 of the 4 existing wheels have for the past 10 years. I gave them five stars because they were a perfect match and the perfect fit.Thanks,Chief Drone

I bought a Radio-Flyer wagon at an auction that the wheels were broken off of. I needed replacement wheels. The wagon is for a friend who wanted it as yard art, so I didn’t need 100% original restoration parts. These wheels worked great. After putting it side by side with a wagon my kids had, the wheels look smaller in diameter than the other wagon, but the work. Standing alone, the wagon looks great and rolls just fine. I had to cut plastic spacers to slip on the axle because these wheels aren’t as deep as Radio-Flyer wheels, but with the spacers, they fit nicely. This was a very cost effective way to fix up an old, busted up wagon.

The wheel is a bit smaller. Because I didn’t have the part number, it gets the job done though. 😁

Sourced a pair to replace and upgrade from a missing wheel on a Craftsman plastic rolling tool tote which I got out of the trash. My tote's axle was slightly smaller than the wheels hole so I got some brass bushings to fit into these wheels. I had one shouldered brass bushing and 1/2 of a shoulder less brass bushing in each wheel to work for my axle application. I used push on axle keeper nuts on the ends of my totes axle to ride against the these wheels.Note:Some reviews have noted that the wheels aren't 7" in diameter. The edges of the wheel's tread aren't 7" diameter but the centerline of the tread itself IS the 7" diameter. The one existing old wheel on my tote was 7" across the whole tread but it was a cheaper construction than these wheels. So these wheels are a definite upgrade from the original craftsman brand wheels even with the outer diameter difference.Would definitely get another pair for similar fix or replacement. The wheels are good enough for this plastic tool box to roll it full of heavy electrical extension cords around the jobsite.Edit Aug2021: Have added pictures of my repair using the wheels and compared this type to the original equipment wheel/tire that was left. These are definitely an upgrade for this application. Please note that the wheels are white but I got grease smudges on them from assembly with bronze bushings inside the plastic of the wheel to adapt to a small diameter axle on this tool box.