MySitCasters Wheels, 3-Inch Threaded Stem TPR Caster 3/8"-16 x 1-1/2", Heavy Duty Thermoplastic Rubber Wheel 450lbs Load Capacity, Set of 4

I installed these on one of my outdoor rolling chairs. They work perfectly. Very quiet.

These replacement casters made a huge difference in my rolling mechanics seat.It now rolls smoothly over my garage floor and doesn't get "stuck" on things like a washer or zip tie.A great up-grade for less $$$ than a replacement seat.

Just what I needed for my shop stool. Wanted larger wheels to move around the garage and these worked great!

I chose the no-locks option because I found that locking wheels tend to lock by themselves and become a nuisance. the wheels are nice and roll easily. If I had to make one improvement it would be to increase the thickness of the nut in the recessed section of the caster, even though a tool is supplied it is tight to get in when mounting, also adding a couple of washers per wheel would be helpful (I was mounting these on a rolling heater and the metal they were being fastened to was not heavy gauge so I needed washers to beef it up)

So much better than original casters. Doesn’t get hung up on every little thing. Bigger than originals.You’ll need to widen the whole in the bottom bracket for each wheel and I put on a washer and some blue locktite. Worth it!3” wheels / 1 1/2” stems.

No clue how long they will last but the factory wheels on my harbor freight stool lasted about a year. I’ve had these for a few months now and they roll way better than the hobo freight ones ever did. Smooth rolling things.

Perfect for adding to wire racks that didn't come with castors.

I used these for my small wheels on a lay down dolly I've been using for 15 years as a courier. In those 15 years I've gone thru the original wheels and 2 pairs of harbor freight casters, so roughly replacing the wheels every 5 years or so. I generally only load between 50-300lbs on the entire dolly at a time and only use it in the lay down position about 6-8 times a day.I recieved these on December 9th, 19 days later I discovered both wheels had become loose and spit out the swivel ball bearings. Upon closer inspection I see the the bottom of the stem is held to tension to the wheel housing by some sort of plastic material that has been chewed up leaving the wheel housing slacked on the caster stem enough to allow adequate play to allow the bearings to fall out.Might be good enough for a rinky dink shelf but don't bother if you have real weight to move around.