Thank you for the demo replacing with no flats! Mine were just delivered. Can’t wait to trash the always flat tires that were the original stock. Your video was the most helpful. Short of buying a mini truck like a Honda ACTY dump truck I will continue to use my utility cart. Now with No Flats. 🌞🌱❤️
You’re a life saver! I have had my gorila cart (different model) for a month and I love it EXCEPT I have had several flats, immediately after my husband filled the air tires. I agree these are going in the TRASH and Gorilla should eliminate them and just put these on. I just bought some from Harbor Freight with foam in them but the shaft was too long. Just placed my Amazon order and can’t wait to get them as I use my cart every day right now. THANK YOU! I will subscribe to your channel. Glad I found you and your video was short. I can’t stand when people ramble when the point is quick and easy.
The tires are fine. The tubes have just gone flat. The problem with tube type tires is that if you don't keep them inflated properly from day one, the tires and tubes will spin on the wheel. Once they spin on the wheel, the valve stems will rub on the sharp edges of the valve stem holes. So I bet that if you use some soapy water as a leak detector, you'll find that the leak was at the valve stem for the tubes. The flaw is that the valve stem holes are not beveled enough and have a sharp edge that cuts into the stems.
I was wondering if my tires were rotting and I had one go flat after about 3 1/2 years and could not remember and now that you’re saying all this with the tube i rememer- because it is cur at the valve stem (I have two more now) but is there someway to keep these on and still or like soften that edge is there any kind of solution because now I suddenly have two more flats and honestly the only time I could have used it would be just rolling it over to my tire pressure thing I just thought at first it may be these were getting rotten with the heat of California with sitting outside in the sun or something as its prob 4 1/2 yrs old now.. and maybe that’s what it is I don’t know I’m just looking for some way to make this tube stay still EVEN if they’re a little under inflated so I don’t cut these at the valve stem again
Similar issue... I tightened the valve inserts one had worked itself slightly loose and was also deflating very fast. This completely solved my tire issues with my Gorilla Cart. Also for some reason I seemed to have lost a pair of my valve caps, bummer, ordered a set of them too so I don't get the usual dirt in the valves. But, if you still have the old wheels, I'd buy them off you.
Thanks for a very useful video! I just received my set of 4 no-flat tires.... ordered from your link and spent about $90 for them. They are $50 each at Ace Hardware.
That's exactly what I was thinking. Isn't there another company we could buy no-flat tires from? Giving more money to Gorilla Carts to buy replacement tires is just making a solid business case for them to continue selling carts with shit tires.
I have a Gorilla Evolution wheelbarrow. It has flat free tires but they are hard plastic with a thin rubber skin. Very hand vibrating ride. You feel every ,title thing you run over.
Wondering if you found the leak before you replaced the tires? Could have been from loose valve stem. You also could have replaced the tubes. Would last for years if you didn't punch a hole in them. I would rather have run flat but they are thinner thread width which I don't like and damn expensive for what they are.
Why don't they make all tire tubes with fully threaded valve stems so that the stem can be tightened to the wheel rim and never shift and get cut by the edge of the valve stem hole in the wheel? They do this on some motorcycle tire tubes...should be standard on all tubes. Won't stop you from getting a flat from a puncture but would help solve the "cut valve stem" issue.
I literally JUST ordered 4 new pneumatic tires from Gorilla yesterday 🤦🏼♂️, I should of looked around 1st, mine are around a decade old do I can’t complain, but 1 sounded like a gunshot when it blew out the other day lol
Mine don't have that kind of pin holding them on. I have pins that stick through a hole. I don't know if I will be able to get the type of gadget off since they are so rusty. All my tires are bad because I had to leave it outside all year.
I know this is a tire vide but curious have you had problems with the metal mesh sides and bottom at all .. I’m trying to decide between the mesh and the rails … some reviews show the mesh pops off at the welds.. I’m guessing it isn’t common but curious how yours has held up !?
When you buy something rated as being a "Gorilla" of a cart and it still has center pin steering - you are not getting a Gorilla of a cart, pneumatic tires notwithstanding. The first upgrade I'd do is get rid of it and buy any one of the many heavy duty available carts with articulated steering, then upgrade the tires after I've obtained a cart that tows better and doesn't tip it's front corner when that stupid center pinned rigid axle is turned to ninety degrees to cart axis.
I've had the 7 CU FT poly cart for 15 months with no problems. Keep in mind, the air temp has something to do with the air pressure. You need to keep them fully inflated
No way. I’ve got the Gorilla cart and it tips over easily on my trail build that is very hilly. If anything those tires would make it even more tippy…widening the wheels is my next project
I have the same problem, and replaced the standard 10-in pneumatics with solid rubber tires. The wheel hub length was shorter, so I needed a 1-in spacer - which I added to the inside of the axle, putting the tires further out, which made it a lot more steady and haven't had any problems with it tipping since then.
I was pissed to find ALL four tires on mine flat after winter storage. It's ridiculous that they don't include these tires in the original cart, but I guess it keeps the sticker price down.
Slime is not a permanent fix. For some reason it just doesn't seem to hold up. I just bit the bullet and bought the flat free tires and be done with it
THANKS, IM GLAD I FOUND THIS VIDEO. IM THINKING OF BUYING ONE OF THESE CARTS IN THE NEAR FUTURE BECAUSE WHERE I LIVE, MAIL DOESNT COME TO MY HOME, IT GOES TO THE LOCAL SHOP DOWN THE ROAD AND THEY NO LONGER DO HOME DELIVERIES. I DONT HAVE A CAR EITHER SO I HAVE TO BE ON FOOT AND I FELT ONE OF THESE CARTS WOULD BE GOOD FOR PICKING UP MY PARCELS AND MAIL. IM SO GLAD I LEARNT ABOUT THE BLOW UP WHEELS BEING NO GOOD. I THINK WHEELS ARE VERYIMPORTANT ON SOMETHING LIKE THIS. A LOT OF THE SMALL SHOPPING TROLLEYS ARE USELESS BECAUSE THEY NOW PUT PLASTIC WHEELS ON THEM AND THEY BREAK OFF AFTER A WHILE. I THINK ALL WHEELS SHOULD BE RUBBER, I ASSUME THE NEW WHEELS YOU BOUGHT ARE RUBBER.
Tell me about it. I can say though, still use it to this day and it got me thru a full house build using it on various heavy heavy haul projects. So, the investment is worth it as long as you keep the cart out of the rain. They do like to rust over time.
You don't have to buy the gorilla card brand. You can get any brand of no flat tires for 5 to 10 bucks a piece. Just make sure you get the right size for the cart's weight capacity.
@@2KChilds Really? Not 5 or 10 bucks. I looked all over and most the time the hub is too wide for the axel and were all lot more for a 13"tire. I got mine on Amazon a set of four for $94.00
@@mlaugh3 Well, the two gorilla carts we have came standard with 10-in pneumatic tires. Which I replaced four solid rubber tires on Amazon - 4 for 42 bucks. Then another 10 bucks for four 1-in spacers, since the hub length on the rubber tires is shorter than the pneumatic ones. I also made sure to get solid rubber tires, not the more common rubber tires with a foam center, which deform and go flat under static environments. I've left heavy loads of bricks, pavers, firewood in there for days and had no issues so far. I did think about going up to a 13-in, but they were more expensive and not necessary, since the load capacity was more than sufficient on the 10-in tires.
FYI. I bought a set of the NO FLATS and one of the tires quickly developed a severe flat spot. I get a constant thump thump thump with use. Debating on ordering a replacement or just go back to pneumatic tires :/
@@Archifx not sure…the tire was supporting about 75 pounds and moved around every few days… The other tire is fine. I ordered a replacement and we’ll see how that goes. I really like these tires and just hoping I got a random defective wheel.
@@Jeromeeb Hi Jeromee! The second set was fine until I used them in a manner that was not recommended. The first set developed a flat spot on one of the tires from sitting for a long period of time with about 75 lbs of weight on the wheel. The second set quickly developed flat spots and fell apart when I tried running them at 30 mph down the street. I ignored the "not for highway use" warning and they subsequently fell apart. Used properly, and not letting excessive weight in the cart for long period would assuredly yield better results.
Too bad Gorilla didn't just include these no flat tire as part of the cart. I just got my cart, haven't put air in the tires yet and now I see I'm likely going to have to spend another over 100 dollars for useable tires. Crazy. PS your Amazon link doesn't work now.
@@Archifx The better way is to just put tubes in.Mine have been in for 2 years never had to pump them up.I`ve been down that road with the no flats what a waist of money.The tubes are the best way and much cheaper.
@@Archifx You are correct my friend I don`t have bougainvillas but do have very large caviar limes that transport to and from my greenhouse every year .The pneumatic tubes are great and can handle more weight.Sorry if I hurt your feelings ,just helping your viewers.
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Thank you for the demo replacing with no flats! Mine were just delivered. Can’t wait to trash the always flat tires that were the original stock. Your video was the most helpful. Short of buying a mini truck like a Honda ACTY dump truck I will continue to use my utility cart. Now with No Flats. 🌞🌱❤️
I'm blown away by how shotty their tires are, like Achilles heel is such an understatement, good video!
Les Schawb tire took one look at them he said I would be wasting my money fixing them. They are crap tires.
You’re a life saver! I have had my gorila cart (different model) for a month and I love it EXCEPT I have had several flats, immediately after my husband filled the air tires. I agree these are going in the TRASH and Gorilla should eliminate them and just put these on. I just bought some from Harbor Freight with foam in them but the shaft was too long. Just placed my Amazon order and can’t wait to get them as I use my cart every day right now. THANK YOU! I will subscribe to your channel. Glad I found you and your video was short. I can’t stand when people ramble when the point is quick and easy.
Thank you for the demo! I just received a pair of No Flat tires to replace the flatties on my Gorilla Cart.
The tires are fine. The tubes have just gone flat. The problem with tube type tires is that if you don't keep them inflated properly from day one, the tires and tubes will spin on the wheel. Once they spin on the wheel, the valve stems will rub on the sharp edges of the valve stem holes. So I bet that if you use some soapy water as a leak detector, you'll find that the leak was at the valve stem for the tubes. The flaw is that the valve stem holes are not beveled enough and have a sharp edge that cuts into the stems.
I was wondering if my tires were rotting and I had one go flat after about 3 1/2 years and could not remember and now that you’re saying all this with the tube i rememer- because it is cur at the valve stem (I have two more now) but is there someway to keep these on and still or like soften that edge is there any kind of solution because now I suddenly have two more flats and honestly the only time I could have used it would be just rolling it over to my tire pressure thing I just thought at first it may be these were getting rotten with the heat of California with sitting outside in the sun or something as its prob 4 1/2 yrs old now.. and maybe that’s what it is I don’t know I’m just looking for some way to make this tube stay still EVEN if they’re a little under inflated so I don’t cut these at the valve stem again
Thank you so much. I could only put on one washer per tire, but it works fine.
Thanks so much for your video. It was very easy to put on the new tires.
Similar issue... I tightened the valve inserts one had worked itself slightly loose and was also deflating very fast. This completely solved my tire issues with my Gorilla Cart. Also for some reason I seemed to have lost a pair of my valve caps, bummer, ordered a set of them too so I don't get the usual dirt in the valves.
But, if you still have the old wheels, I'd buy them off you.
Thank u for this information I’ve replaced my guerilla cart tires all 4 2times I’m going to get these
Thanks for a very useful video! I just received my set of 4 no-flat tires.... ordered from your link and spent about $90 for them. They are $50 each at Ace Hardware.
I have the same cart and had the same problem. The tires are complete CRAP. Thank you for the tip!
"No flat tyres" from Gorilla Carts is why Gorilla carts are sold with crappy tyres.
That's exactly what I was thinking. Isn't there another company we could buy no-flat tires from? Giving more money to Gorilla Carts to buy replacement tires is just making a solid business case for them to continue selling carts with shit tires.
Awesome Video! Thank you so much!
Looks like those new wheels should be standard on the cart.
I 💯 agree. So much better and more durable.
I have a Gorilla Evolution wheelbarrow. It has flat free tires but they are hard plastic with a thin rubber skin. Very hand vibrating ride. You feel every ,title thing you run over.
Great tip !
Thank you!!
I think tire slime would be the ticket,cheap and easy upgrade
Wondering if you found the leak before you replaced the tires? Could have been from loose valve stem. You also could have replaced the tubes. Would last for years if you didn't punch a hole in them. I would rather have run flat but they are thinner thread width which I don't like and damn expensive for what they are.
Why don't they make all tire tubes with fully threaded valve stems so that the stem can be tightened to the wheel rim and never shift and get cut by the edge of the valve stem hole in the wheel? They do this on some motorcycle tire tubes...should be standard on all tubes. Won't stop you from getting a flat from a puncture but would help solve the "cut valve stem" issue.
I literally JUST ordered 4 new pneumatic tires from Gorilla yesterday 🤦🏼♂️, I should of looked around 1st, mine are around a decade old do I can’t complain, but 1 sounded like a gunshot when it blew out the other day lol
Mine don't have that kind of pin holding them on. I have pins that stick through a hole. I don't know if I will be able to get the type of gadget off since they are so rusty. All my tires are bad because I had to leave it outside all year.
Do they go over sand well
Do they flatten out if you leave it sit with a load?
I know this is a tire vide but curious have you had problems with the metal mesh sides and bottom at all .. I’m trying to decide between the mesh and the rails … some reviews show the mesh pops off at the welds.. I’m guessing it isn’t common but curious how yours has held up !?
Did you try fixaflat?
300 lb per tire makes 1200 with an evenly centered mac load or how does that work
was waiting for him to drop a washer through the deck spacing
Lol
I would've keep the tires and just change the inner tube and just put it away for backup unless the tires rotten.
When you buy something rated as being a "Gorilla" of a cart and it still has center pin steering - you are not getting a Gorilla of a cart, pneumatic tires notwithstanding. The first upgrade I'd do is get rid of it and buy any one of the many heavy duty available carts with articulated steering, then upgrade the tires after I've obtained a cart that tows better and doesn't tip it's front corner when that stupid center pinned rigid axle is turned to ninety degrees to cart axis.
The new carts on Amazon come with no flat now.
That’s because of this video 👍
Looking for the link and don't see it. Could you please repost the link? Thanks!
Buy the set of tires here on Amazon (affiliate link): amzn.to/3gDPMkN
I've had the 7 CU FT poly cart for 15 months with no problems. Keep in mind, the air temp has something to do with the air pressure. You need to keep them fully inflated
It's been 3 years, how have these PU solid tires holding up for you in open sun? Any dry rotting issue? PU crumbled due to non-static (dead) weight?
Zero issues. Used it this morning. No flat spots. Work just like the day I put them on. Worth the $$
No way. I’ve got the Gorilla cart and it tips over easily on my trail build that is very hilly. If anything those tires would make it even more tippy…widening the wheels is my next project
I have the same problem, and replaced the standard 10-in pneumatics with solid rubber tires. The wheel hub length was shorter, so I needed a 1-in spacer - which I added to the inside of the axle, putting the tires further out, which made it a lot more steady and haven't had any problems with it tipping since then.
Great idea on the spacer.. will consider
What about spraying inside the tire with Slime (for flat tires)? Some people on youtube seem to go this route successfully. It would be much cheaper.
Didn’t work.
I was pissed to find ALL four tires on mine flat after winter storage.
It's ridiculous that they don't include these tires in the original cart, but I guess it keeps the sticker price down.
Slime is not a permanent fix. For some reason it just doesn't seem to hold up. I just bit the bullet and bought the flat free tires and be done with it
THANKS, IM GLAD I FOUND THIS VIDEO. IM THINKING OF BUYING ONE OF THESE CARTS IN THE NEAR FUTURE BECAUSE WHERE I LIVE, MAIL DOESNT COME TO MY HOME, IT GOES TO THE LOCAL SHOP DOWN THE ROAD AND THEY NO LONGER DO HOME DELIVERIES. I DONT HAVE A CAR EITHER SO I HAVE TO BE ON FOOT AND I FELT ONE OF THESE CARTS WOULD BE GOOD FOR PICKING UP MY PARCELS AND MAIL. IM SO GLAD I LEARNT ABOUT THE BLOW UP WHEELS BEING NO GOOD. I THINK WHEELS ARE VERYIMPORTANT ON SOMETHING LIKE THIS. A LOT OF THE SMALL SHOPPING TROLLEYS ARE USELESS BECAUSE THEY NOW PUT PLASTIC WHEELS ON THEM AND THEY BREAK OFF AFTER A WHILE. I THINK ALL WHEELS SHOULD BE RUBBER, I ASSUME THE NEW WHEELS YOU BOUGHT ARE RUBBER.
Do you think I could put these on my lawn mover? Need new wheels to cut grass - Thank you in advance! Have a wonderful day
Joey Kaleniecki,
Of course you can! One of my neighbour's who's also my good friend has No Flat tires on his scooter so I know that they're very good!
@@skinnydee1886 thank you! Have a wonderful day
with as much money as i spent on it i shouldn’t need to spend ANOTHER $100 for these tires. that’s wild but thanks for the tip!
Tell me about it. I can say though, still use it to this day and it got me thru a full house build using it on various heavy heavy haul projects. So, the investment is worth it as long as you keep the cart out of the rain. They do like to rust over time.
You don't have to buy the gorilla card brand. You can get any brand of no flat tires for 5 to 10 bucks a piece. Just make sure you get the right size for the cart's weight capacity.
@@2KChilds Really? Not 5 or 10 bucks. I looked all over and most the time the hub is too wide for the axel and were all lot more for a 13"tire. I got mine on Amazon a set of four for $94.00
@@mlaugh3 Well, the two gorilla carts we have came standard with 10-in pneumatic tires. Which I replaced four solid rubber tires on Amazon - 4 for 42 bucks. Then another 10 bucks for four 1-in spacers, since the hub length on the rubber tires is shorter than the pneumatic ones.
I also made sure to get solid rubber tires, not the more common rubber tires with a foam center, which deform and go flat under static environments. I've left heavy loads of bricks, pavers, firewood in there for days and had no issues so far.
I did think about going up to a 13-in, but they were more expensive and not necessary, since the load capacity was more than sufficient on the 10-in tires.
So the wheels cost more than the cart....awesome
FYI. I bought a set of the NO FLATS and one of the tires quickly developed a severe flat spot. I get a constant thump thump thump with use. Debating on ordering a replacement or just go back to pneumatic tires :/
Heavy breaking in turn 6? How did you get a flat spot on non moterized tires?
@@Archifx not sure…the tire was supporting about 75 pounds and moved around every few days…
The other tire is fine.
I ordered a replacement and we’ll see how that goes. I really like these tires and just hoping I got a random defective wheel.
Did you get gorilla cart no flats? How have your replacement/other tires held up? Thanks
@@Jeromeeb Hi Jeromee! The second set was fine until I used them in a manner that was not recommended. The first set developed a flat spot on one of the tires from sitting for a long period of time with about 75 lbs of weight on the wheel. The second set quickly developed flat spots and fell apart when I tried running them at 30 mph down the street. I ignored the "not for highway use" warning and they subsequently fell apart. Used properly, and not letting excessive weight in the cart for long period would assuredly yield better results.
To bad they are so skinny.. these would sink and leave ruts in some soil, but I guess they are good for concrete..
Nah. They’re awesome in sand too. We have loose sand everywhere. It’s not a Jeep, it’s a wagon. You good wherever you need it.
are those carts good for hauling deer out of the woods?
Not if they’re still alive
when there dead?@@Archifx
My big Gorilla has 8 inch tires air filled. Solid tires that size are not worth the cost.
where to find these?
Amazin
@@Archifx CAN YOU ADD THE LINK PLEASE, I CANT FIND THEM
Too bad Gorilla didn't just include these no flat tire as part of the cart. I just got my cart, haven't put air in the tires yet and now I see I'm likely going to have to spend another over 100 dollars for useable tires. Crazy. PS your Amazon link doesn't work now.
On the first wheel you said you put “the thicker washer” on first. But for the remaining wheels you said you put “the thin washer” on first. 🙄
The stickers piss me off, why put them on the FACE of the wheel? Put them on the back of the wheel, or how about this, don’t put them at all!!
Same here man. Royal pain! Ughh
Yep
That's exactly what I need, but I couldn't find them. Your link is no longer good.
I’ll research and find a new one
Put slime in them from new.
Too narrow for sandy soil. I wish they had wider ones
It does fine in the sand. Take it to the beach all the time
@@Archifx mine digs in in my yard when loaded. Beach Gear isn't as heavy as dirt and bricks.
Yea sure this is great and the hard tires cost as much as the original cart. What a scam. Your link did not work for me.
Just fixed the link amzn.to/3KbHUIn
The no flat tires dry rot easily
So do the cheap rubber tires. And mine are still good
@@Archifx The better way is to just put tubes in.Mine have been in for 2 years never had to pump them up.I`ve been down that road with the no flats what a waist of money.The tubes are the best way and much cheaper.
You don’t have a bougainvillea bush my friend. Tubes are no option out here in the sticka
@@Archifx You are correct my friend I don`t have bougainvillas but do have very large caviar limes that transport to and from my greenhouse every year .The pneumatic tubes are great and can handle more weight.Sorry if I hurt your feelings ,just helping your viewers.
My feeling are good brotha. We’re talkin bout tires here, nothing to get upset about lol
simple solution fix a flat
That’s a simple baindaid
Why do we import this junk. all schools should teach design evaluation studies.