AR-PRO (8 Pack) Hard-to-Find Spring Steel Push-On Pushnuts - Dolly Wheel Lock Washers Fits 5/8" Dolly Axle Rods with Oiled Phosphate Finish

These are not easy to install so be careful. I can't believe how much they cost for so few. I mean there is less than a pennies worth of materials to make these.I have been at it for over a week trying to get in on the tire for the dolly. I am leaving it to my son. BUT it has to be like that, others have used the parts that came with the replacement tires and said it went on easy but the tire is always falling off and they finally had to by this type of replacement to get it to stay on. The one side went on really easy and stayed on, but the other side is being very stubborn. I took the advise of a woman on youtube who said use a block of wood. No that didn't work. I finally read the instructions that came with the tire and said to use an old socket to provide equal pressure all the way around when tamping the pushnut. Going to give it a try. But sincce the other tire is operating quite satisfactory, without any losening or slipping I say they work well. I will have to buy another set to add to storage.

Perfect fit push nuts for holding on old hand truck tires.

they were a little lighter duty than I would have preferred and there was not thickness detail on the listing of these washers, so it was hard for me to assess. i would have preferred twice as thick. They worked.

These are not the cheap flimsy push nuts like many have described. Now , they are not as thick as the original ones I removed from my hand truck, but after removing the old rims and tires, sanding and preparing the axles to accept the new rims and tires, these push nuts installed with ease. They are of good quality and have been holding up just fine on our commercially used hand truck. No complaints at all.

These fit well. Recommend using a larger socket to go over shaft when tapping into place. To get the old ones off, use a very small screwdriver and a hammer to destroy to old one. They are hardened steel, and will eventually break up.

WORKED GREAT 4 A 5/8" ALXE TO HOLD THE WHEELS ON

Allowed me to replace a defective wheel and tire

These are, for me, good enough, and it's frustrating that they could be better for essentially the same cost of manufacture, because they are not only paper thin, but brittle. They are intended to bend before breaking. Use a socket to install them so that you get even pressure all around, and then tap them on with a mallet. Trust me, a few of them will snap no matter how careful you are. I think it's best to apply two or even three of them per wheel, because I can imagine them having an invisible crack, or breaking when your dolly or hand truck or whatever is jarred, and you don't want these failing and your wheel slipping off in the middle of moving whatever you're moving. These are so cheaply made it's kind of amazing, but they will do the job for those items around the house you use three times a year. What's funny is the old one I took off was better than these new ones, and even though these are a disposable item, I used the old one as well, just to give me some added peace of mind.