The best wheelbarrow wheels, compared.
Top pick: KetoPlastics 14 inch foam-filled wheel with axle, 3.50-8 – Highest score: foam-filled 3.50-8, 4.7 from 2,431 ratings, and an axle kit in the box. Best value: TMZ 14 inch pneumatic wheel, 3.50-8, 25.4 mm bore – Highest price-against-the-job score: about £9.68, 789 ratings, stated 25.4 mm bore, 75 mm hub, and 30 PSI. Updated 16.10.2026.
A replacement wheelbarrow wheel is the complete assembly: tyre, centre or rim, and a way for an axle to pass through. Most people are replacing a perished or flat tyre on one garden or builders' barrow. You separate a wheel you can fit from one you will return by the tyre code, the overall diameter, the bore or reducers, and the hub length, then by whether you want air or a flat-free tyre. The words 14 inch and universal are not a fit. If you are still choosing the barrow, the [professional wheelbarrow comparison](/hub/garden-tools/wheelbarrow-professional) is about the frame, not this spare wheel. An inner tube, or a tyre sold without a wheel, is a different purchase and is not in this table.
A replacement wheelbarrow wheel is the complete assembly: tyre, centre or rim, and a way for an axle to pass through. Most people are replacing a perished or flat tyre on one garden or builders' barrow.
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What do you want the tyre to do on a 14 inch barrow?
The KetoPlastics PU-14CS is a foam-filled 3.50-8 wheel, about 360 mm across and 2.1 kg, sold at £17.99 with an axle, a 120 mm bolt, a nylock nut and 13 mm bushes. Across 2,431 amazon.co.uk ratings at 4.7, reviewers from 2016 to 2026 often report no punctures and a straightforward fit on a garden barrow. The ride is the limit: those reviews describe a harder roll on paving and no bounce compared with an air tyre. Fit is not automatic either. Several people found the included axle shorter or narrower than the old one, one needed a 160 mm axle, and spacers sometimes need trimming or bushes work loose. Two reviewers say it was not universal. The seller states 160 kg, which is a claim, and the listing gives 75 mm excluding bushes and 96 mm with them rather than a hub bore.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a flat-free 14 inch 3.50-8 wheel and your brackets will take a 120 mm axle with 13 mm bushes.
Less suitable: You want the cushion of air on paving, or your barrow needs a longer axle than 120 mm.
Specifications
Common questions
Does it come with an axle?
Yes. The listing includes an axle, a 120 mm bolt with nylock nut and 13 mm bushes.
What is the tyre made of?
The listing states a PU foam-filled tyre, flat free.
What size is it?
14 inch / 360 mm diameter, 75 mm wide excluding bushes and 96 mm with bushes.
The KetoBarrow listing is a red pneumatic 3.50-8 wheel, described as 14 inch, at £9.99. It carries 4.7 from 28 amazon.co.uk ratings, and most of the 16 captured reviews mention value and fast delivery. One reviewer had to adjust the barrow adaptors before the wheel sat properly. Another returned it because the tyre would not stay inflated, with the fault near the valve. The listing calls the fit universal and gives a pitch-circle diameter of 13.5 inches, but it does not state bore, hub length, width, weight, load or a maximum pressure. One reviewer says the wheel costs about the same as a tyre and tube, which is a fair comparison if your rim is still sound. Country of origin is given as China, and no manufacturer name is on the file.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You already know your axle and hub gap, and you want a cheap air-filled 14 inch wheel to try.
Less suitable: You need a stated bore or pressure before you buy, or you have already had a valve that will not hold air.
Specifications
Common questions
Is it a complete wheel?
The listing sells a 14 inch pneumatic wheel assembly in red. Axle and reducers are not mentioned.
What maximum pressure does it have?
The listing does not state one.
The Crystals wheel is listed at £19.99 with 4.7 from 10 amazon.co.uk ratings, a 35 cm diameter, a 10 cm width and a stated 2 kg. The title says a 4.00-6 PU tyre, and a bullet says pneumatic rubber with a maximum of 30 PSI and a stated load of 150 kg. The bore is 25 mm, with 20 mm, 16 mm and 12 mm reducers. Several of the nine captured UK reviews report an easy fit, and the wheel arrived inflated for some buyers. One reviewer treats it as a 4.00-6 PU pneumatic and says some axles are 13 mm, which these reducers do not cover. Another says the PU tyre means no punctures, while two describe pumping it up. Hub length is not stated, and the manufacturer warranty line is 30 days.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You have measured a 25, 20, 16 or 12 mm axle and you will check the live listing to see whether this unit holds air.
Less suitable: You need a clear 3.50-8, or you need to know before checkout whether the tyre is pneumatic or flat-free.
Specifications
Common questions
What bore does it have?
The listing states a 25 mm axle bore with 20 mm, 16 mm and 12 mm reducers included.
Is it pneumatic or solid?
The listing is inconsistent: the title says PU and a bullet says pneumatic rubber with a maximum of 30 PSI. Check the product page before buying.
What load does the seller state?
The seller states up to 150 kg. This is a seller claim.
The Rolson 42504 is a solid 350 mm wheel at £16.61, weighing 1.44 kg, with a stated width of 7.5 cm and no inner tube. It is 4.5 from 25 amazon.co.uk ratings. Of 14 captured reviews, 11 are from the UK, and most of those like the lack of punctures and the easy fit. One reviewer says it was not universal and arrived without an axle, so it did not fit that barrow. Another needed extra washers because the wheel was a bit big, and one calls it expensive for a wheel. The listing says not for highway use. Tyre code, bore, hub length and load are all absent, and the included-components line names only the wheel.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You already have a sound axle and you want a solid 350 mm wheel from a named brand.
Less suitable: Your frame has no axle to reuse, or you need a stated bore before you order.
Specifications
Common questions
Is it solid or inflated?
The listing says solid tyre, no inner tube, no air.
Does it come with an axle?
The listing's included components are the wheel only.
The TMZ replacement is a pneumatic 3.50-8 wheel, about 360 mm across and 1.8 kg, with a stated 25.4 mm bore and a 75 mm hub, at £9.68. On 789 amazon.co.uk ratings at 4.4, many reviewers report an easy fit and treat the price as the reason to buy. The listing caps inflation at 30 PSI and says the wheel is not for highway use. Several people still returned it because the bore or axle did not match, and the box does not include spacers. One reviewer found the valve almost impossible to reach once the wheel was on the barrow, and another had overnight deflation that a replacement inner tube from the seller fixed. The material line says polyurethane on a wheel sold as an inflatable tyre. No load figure is stated.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You have a 25.4 mm axle, a bracket gap near 75 mm, and you want air at a low shelf price.
Less suitable: You want a flat-free tyre, or your axle is not 1 inch and you have no reducer of your own.
Specifications
Common questions
What is the maximum inflation pressure?
The listing states a maximum of 30 PSI.
What bore does it have?
The listing states a 25.4 mm (1 inch) bore. Reducers are not mentioned.
Can it be used on the road?
No. The listing says it is not suitable for highway use.
The Yarlung pack is two 4.10/3.50-4 wheels, about 10 inches (25.4 cm) overall, at £24.99, with a stated 5/8 inch bore, pre-installed ball bearings and a 2.25 inch offset hub. The listing states 30 PSI, a maximum of 136 kg, and not for highway use, and it calls the tyres both flat-free solid and pneumatic. The material line says wood. On 349 amazon.co.uk ratings at 4.3, 38 of 50 captured reviews are from the UK, and they mostly describe sack trucks, hand trucks, trolleys and a jet washer. Several report hubs bending, buckling or the centre ripping out under load. One says the wheels were too long for a sack-truck bar. A 10 inch pair is the wrong first buy for a standard 14 inch barrow, even when the reviews are numerous.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You are replacing two wheels on a sack truck or small cart with a 5/8 inch axle.
Less suitable: You have a standard 14 inch wheelbarrow, or you load a trolley hard enough to bend a hub.
Specifications
Common questions
What is the tyre diameter?
10 inch x 3.2 inch (25.4 x 8 cm), according to the listing.
Can it be used on a wheelbarrow?
The listing names wheelbarrows among its uses. Reviews in the capture describe sack trucks, hand trucks and trolleys.
Does it come with an inner tube?
The listing describes a double rim tube-type design but does not state that a tube is included.
The BURAKH wheel is a black solid PU 3.50-8, listed as 14 inch and 1.5 kg, at £10.50. It has 4.0 from six amazon.co.uk ratings, and only two reviews were captured, both from the UK. One is positive. The other says the wheel is too soft to push across soft ground. Bore, hub length, width, load and pressure are not stated, and the included-components line says wheels only. A best-seller rank on the listing is not a measurement of your axle. With two texts, a soft tyre on soft ground is a warning from one buyer, not a failure rate.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want the cheapest solid PU in this set and you can measure the axle yourself.
Less suitable: You need a stated bore, or you push the barrow across soft ground.
Specifications
Common questions
Does it come with an axle?
The listing does not say. The included component is listed as wheels.
What is the tyre made of?
The listing states solid polyurethane.
The WinHUb wheel is a solid PU 3.50-8, listed as 14 inch with a 3 inch rim width, at £19.99 and 1.9 kg, with a stated load of 120 kg. On 12 amazon.co.uk ratings the score is 3.6, and the seven captured UK reviews do not settle the wheel. Two report it coming apart or showing damage within days, and one says the tyre left the rim once the barrow was loaded. Two reviewers describe an axle and bushes in the box, while the included-components line names only the wheel, and one says the 125 mm axle was too long. Bore and hub length are not stated. One reviewer likes that no inner tube is needed, which only helps if the tyre stays on the rim.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a solid 3.50-8 and you can return it if the tyre shifts on the rim.
Less suitable: You carry heavy loads, or you need a stated bore and a calmer review sample.
Specifications
Common questions
What is the tyre made of?
The listing states solid PU rubber on a steel rim.
What load does the seller state?
The seller states up to 265 lbs (120 kg). This is a seller claim.
Does it come with an axle?
The listing's component line shows the wheel only. Some reviewers describe an axle and bushes in the box.
The 1PZ UK2-0R6 is a two-pack of flat-free solid 3.50-8 wheels at £29.99, listed at 14.5 inch overall with a 5/8 inch bore and carbon-steel ball bearings. The pair weighs 5.1 kg on the listing, and the seller asks you to check the model and compatibility before you buy. The 15 October 2026 amazon.co.uk capture has no star rating and no reviews. Hub length, width and load are not stated. A 14.5 inch overall figure is a little larger than the 350–360 mm that UK shops usually treat as a 14 inch 3.50-8, so the brackets can be the limit even when the tyre code matches. Nothing in the captured file says how the bearings feel under a loaded barrow.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You need two flat-free wheels and you have measured a 5/8 inch axle.
Less suitable: You want one wheel for a single barrow, or you will not buy a wheel with no reviews.
Specifications
Common questions
How many wheels are in the pack?
Two.
What bore does it have?
The listing states a 5/8 inch axle bore.
Does it come with an axle?
The listing does not say.
Nine complete wheelbarrow wheels from the 15 October 2026 amazon.co.uk captures are scored on this page. The score uses the star line, how many people have rated the listing, whether the listing states a tyre code, a diameter, a bore or reducer, a hub or width, and a construction that does not contradict itself, plus a reading of the reviews and what the shelf price buys for the job that listing describes. No wheel was lab-tested. A small sample, a tyre that leaves the rim, a hub that bends, a tyre that will not hold air, repeated fit failures, and a listing that disagrees with itself are penalties. The five weights below sum to 100.
Star rating
30%The amazon.co.uk star line, scaled so 3.0 scores nothing on this part and 5.0 takes the full weight. A listing with no captured rating scores nothing here.
Review volume
15%How many amazon.co.uk ratings the listing has. A handful of reviews cannot carry the table on their own. A count under three scores nothing on this part.
Specification
20%Points for a tyre code, an overall diameter, an axle bore or a reducer, a hub length or a stated width, and a construction that is named and does not contradict itself.
Review sentiment
20%A reading of praise and criticism in the captured reviews. This is not a second copy of the star score. No captured reviews means there is no praise and no fault to score.
Price against the job
15%What the shelf price buys for a replacement wheel that matches the job the listing describes, given the review evidence. A low price scores high only when reviews show the wheel doing that job.
A wheelbarrow wheel only earns its place if the tyre code, the diameter, the bore, and the hub gap match the barrow in front of you. The notes below follow the order used for these nine listings. Construction and the measurements, before any single product, are set out in the [wheelbarrow wheel buying guide](/hub/garden-tools/wheelbarrow-wheel/sub/wheelbarrow-wheel-buying-guide).
A replacement wheelbarrow wheel on this page is the complete assembly: the tyre, the centre or rim, and a hole or bearing for an axle. UK shoppers usually replace a perished or flat tyre on one garden or builders' barrow, or they want a pair for a sack truck or small cart. An inner tube, or a tyre sold without a wheel, is a different purchase and is not in this table. Start with the tyre code and the overall diameter.
14 inch and universal are not a fit. Measure the axle and the bracket gap. UK sizes in this set include 12, 16, 20, 25 and 25.4 mm, plus 5/8 inch on two packs. A reducer changes the hole. It is not a bearing unless the listing says so.
A 4.10/3.50-4 is about 10 inches overall. The Yarlung pair is that code. It is the wrong first buy for a standard 14 inch barrow, even with 349 ratings. A 4.00-6 is a 6 inch rim code, not a 3.50-8.
The Crystals title says a 4.00-6 PU tyre and a bullet says pneumatic rubber at 30 PSI. Reviewers disagree on pumping versus no punctures. Do not use that listing as both the pneumatic pick and the flat-free pick. Guessing a pressure is the same kind of mistake. Use the sidewall.
The tyre code is the first filter, and the overall diameter is the check that the code means what you think. On a 3.50-8, 3.50 is the nominal section in inches and 8 is the rim diameter. UK shops usually sell that as a 14 inch wheel of about 350–360 mm. In this set the KetoPlastics and the TMZ both state about 360 mm. The Rolson states 350 mm and does not print a tyre code. The 1PZ pair states 14.5 inch overall on a 3.50-8, which can sit taller than a 350 mm wheel even when the code matches.
After the code, measure the axle, then any reducer, then the hub length including bush collars. Sizes that turn up on UK barrows include 12, 13, 16, 20, 21, 25 and 25.4 mm, which is 1 inch. The TMZ states a 25.4 mm bore and a 75 mm hub, and the box does not include spacers. Several reviewers still returned it because the bore or axle did not match. The Crystals listing states a 25 mm bore with 20, 16 and 12 mm reducers.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You are reviving one garden barrow and punctures keep stopping the job. A foam-filled 3.50-8 with an axle, a 120 mm bolt, and 13 mm bushes is the match if those brackets will take that kit. The ride is firmer on paving than air.
You already know the axle is 25.4 mm (1 inch) and the bracket gap is near 75 mm. You want the cushion of air at a low shelf price, and you can pump to the stated maximum. Reducers are not in the box.
You are not fitting a standard 14 inch barrow. You want two wheels around 10 inches with a 5/8 inch axle for a sack truck or small cart. Read the hub comments before you load it hard.
Across these nine amazon.co.uk listings, the top pick for one flat-free 14 inch 3.50-8 is the KetoPlastics wheel at about £17.99. It is 4.7 from 2,431 ratings, the box includes an axle, a 120 mm bolt, and 13 mm bushes, and the seller states 160 kg. Reviews from 2016 to 2026 often report no punctures. The limit is a harder roll on paving, and some included axles were too short. The best value is the TMZ pneumatic 3.50-8 at about £9.68, with a stated 25.4 mm bore, a 75 mm hub, and a maximum of 30 PSI, at 4.4 from 789 ratings. Several people still returned it because the bore did not match, and the box has no spacers. Measure the axle and the bracket gap before you treat either listing as a fit.
KetoPlastics 14 inch foam-filled wheel with axle, 3.50-8
Highest score: foam-filled 3.50-8, 4.7 from 2,431 ratings, and an axle kit in the box.
TMZ 14 inch pneumatic wheel, 3.50-8, 25.4 mm bore
Highest price-against-the-job score: about £9.68, 789 ratings, stated 25.4 mm bore, 75 mm hub, and 30 PSI.
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