10" Inch Push Mower Wheel Set of 2 - Replacement Wheels for Lawn Mowers, Garden & Yard Maintenance Tools - Perfect for DIY Repairs & Outdoor Equipment Upgrades

My lawn mower is about five years old. In the second year, the back wheels started to wobble horribly. I've kinda been waiting for them to fall off, but I would hate for that to happen in the middle of the job. I tore the hub apart and looked at what was going on. The rear wheels have a plastic hub, which is the part that rolls against the end cap of the axle. There are thin, fragile-looking plastic spokes that hold that hub in place. Why did anyone think that this was a good design for the rough-and-tumble life of a lawn mower? The spokes are breaking, and that's what's causing the wobble. Trying to be proactive, I measured the wheels and ordered these as a replacement. They arrived quickly, and are accurate as to the size that I ordered. Thank goodness I did, because the very next time I mowed the lawn, I could actually hear more of those spindly spokes breaking inside my old wheels. When I was done mowing, I took the wheels apart and installed these new ones. They fit like a glove. The hardware that came with them was superfluous, because the hardware that held on the old wheels was still good. It was just the inner hub that was broken down. I put these wheels on and rolled the mower around lawn a little bit to make sure they were going to work. They work! Now I don't have to throw away my $200 lawn mower (with its hundreds of dollars worth of batteries) because of a cheap set of wheels. These look good, and have a metal hub, so I don't foresee a repeat of the problem that made me have to replace the originals.