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Roleez vs AquaCart
- Thread starter oxnard111
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oxnard111
Creative RE Purchasing
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- so Cali, Ventura/Oxnard area
What other applications do you think that wheels like the Aquacart utilizes are used on? I have tried searching for like an hour and can't find anything. I want just a set of wheels so that I can build my own cart but can't find any wheels besides ordering through the beach tote websites like aquacart and roolez. I have tried looking for them under golf carts, hand trucks, beach carts, wagons, etc. Anyone have any ideas?
Aquacart sells there 18x9.5" tires w/rim for $69 each and the 22x11" tires w/ rim for $94 each. Trying to see if I can find these wheels for any cheaper.
Aquacart sells there 18x9.5" tires w/rim for $69 each and the 22x11" tires w/ rim for $94 each. Trying to see if I can find these wheels for any cheaper.
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oxnard111 said:
You will have a hard time finding these type of wheels without paying $.... I looked all around for plastic rimmed wheels and had no luck, besides roleez or the likes. I ended up finding a junked battery operated Hot Wheels Jeep that I scavenged the wheels for mine (All plastic). You most likely will have to settle for riding mower front tires if you only want to pay < $30.
oxnard111
Creative RE Purchasing
- Location
- so Cali, Ventura/Oxnard area
SJKny said:
I think I found a set of go-kart tires on ebay that are a little smaller but will work. They are 8"x16". $29.99 plus shipping per pair. The center hub is a little wider than what the beach tote companies use but I'll just have to use a plastic bushing or a larger axle hub diameter.