Tyre exploded!

Green_hopeful

we like the solid yellow ones. It’s easier to push than our normal one.

FreeBear

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82049481#Comment_82049481

Used to get punctures with my old wheelbarrow tyre. Replaced it with a solid wheel and have never had a problem since.

Dustyevsky

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82049481#Comment_82049481

You say that, but I find pneumatic tyres easier over rough ground with heavier loads. I suspect that's why they still exist.

However, there are good and less good examples in both types. I have a 'good' solid-wheeled barrow which has lasted 10 years. With everyday loading, I don't reject it. It's fine. Solid wheels have their place, particularly if you've had a sloppy builder on site, or if you've a lot of hawthorn / blackthorn trimmings around!

Sapindus

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82050205#Comment_82050205

I have anthills, and while I'm not planning on another ton of walling stone to barrow through from the front to the back, I am still liable to bring home the odd car boot load of manure or tree stump. Pneumatic for me!