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The utility and garden carts use flat-free (puncture-resistant) tires, while the ATV/off-road listings describe tubeless tires.

Cart wheel diameters shown include 2 in, 5 in, and 10 in. The off-road/ATV tire is specified as 18x9.50-8 (overall diameter 18 in / 455 mm).

Carts list capacities from about 110 lb (for a folding utility cart) up to 600 lb (for a heavy-duty garden cart). Each ATV tire lists a maximum load of 225 lb.

Several carts use flat-free tires to avoid flats. The ATV/off-road tires are tubeless (reducing inner-tube maintenance) and list a 4PR ply rating for added durability.

One listing features an all-terrain stair-climbing system with dual 360° swivel wheels plus fixed wheels for stairs and curbs. Other wagons rely on wide, thick 5-inch wheels or commercial-grade rubber to handle uneven ground without jamming.

Yes. The ATV/off-road tires are not intended for highway service and should not be used above 80 km/h (50 mph).

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