Heavy Duty Casters 2 Swivel with Brakes & 2 Rigid for Carts

[Set name: 4 inch]
Thesw 4-inch wheels are a great size for heavy cabinets, carts ect.They are a good value for your money.The wheels roll easily over small floor imperfections with a 360° swivel.Heavy-duty wheels are reinforced brackets and steel components.The best part they come with a 3-year warranty.They operate smoothly. They are very easy to mount. Thankfully have a lockimg mechanism that keep the wheels from rolling.

[Set name: 4 inch]
I received this through Vine, and it is a sturdy option for carts, tool cabinets, or shop racks. The set includes 2 swivel casters with total-lock brakes and 2 rigid casters, plus a full mounting kit. The thick steel brackets feel built for heavy use.The polyurethane wheels roll quietly and didn’t mark floors in our use. The 360-degree swivel casters steer easily, and the total-lock brakes hold both the wheel and swivel when you need the cart to stay put. Installation was straightforward with the included bolts, washers, nuts, and wrenches.These 4-inch heavy-duty casters are strong, smooth, and complete out of the box.

[Set name: 5 inch, Set name: 5 inch]
These are heavy duty wheels that are made of heavy metal. They are a bit heavy to lift. It is nice that they are large so they won't get stuck when rolling over cracks on the floor. They roll smoothly and and locking mechanism works perfectly. Note that only 2 of the 4 wheels have the locking mechanism.

[Set name: 5 inch, Set name: 5 inch]
They're big and heavy-duty. They swivel and rotate very smoothly and quietly. I want them for a fairly heavy shelf that I am going to build and want to be able to roll it around, and the weight capacity should be more than enough for what I am planning. They seemed a bit high on price until I received them and felt how heavy-duty they are. They look nice and work great. Even at $49.99 I think they are a good value and I do recommend them.

[Set name: 4 inch]
Well made, sturdy casters. I haven’t attached them to anything yet, but I compared them with other ones that I have installed on a cabinet and they feel just as sturdy and well made. They roll nicely and locked with no issues. They will be easy enough to install once I find where I want to use them. I enjoy making and repurposing furniture and these are in with my spare parts and other supplies. The price seems fairly good for the quality.

[Set name: 5 inch]
These casters are massive and have a very hefty feel to them. The thick steel construction and large polyurethane wheels make them feel substantially more durable than the smaller casters typically found on shop equipment. They also look great and match my tool chest very well, giving the whole setup a more heavy-duty appearance.The wheels roll smoothly and have a good amount of grip without feeling excessively hard. The swivel casters move easily when maneuvering the chest, and the brakes lock firmly when I need everything to stay in place. Having two swivel casters and two rigid ones also gives the setup good stability while still making it relatively easy to move around the shop.Installation was straightforward, and the included mounting hardware was a nice addition since everything needed was provided. Once installed, the casters feel very solid and capable of handling a substantial amount of weight. The large 5-inch wheels should also make it easier to roll over minor floor imperfections compared with smaller casters.My only hesitation is whether I would actually trust the full advertised 2,204-pound capacity while moving a heavily loaded piece of equipment. The casters themselves feel very strong, but I would be more comfortable staying somewhat below the maximum rating, particularly when maneuvering a very heavy load. For a heavy tool chest, cart, or shop equipment, though, these are an excellent upgrade and feel like a very good value.

[Set name: 5 inch, Set name: 5 inch]
These casters arrived packaged well enough with no damage. They are a really good looking set, with some casting flash intact so your friends won’t think you are trying too hard. The hardware included is sufficient. The vinyl “tire” is both firm and grippy. The brakes hold the wheel as it should. My only concern is the thickness of the steel mounting plate and fork seem questionable to hold the advertised weight while maneuvering. I would have no issue putting 1600 lbs on the set of 4, but I don’t believe I’d test them with the full 2200#. Overall, I think they are great for the price.