Wellmax Folding Grocery Cart with Wheels – Heavy Duty Utility Cart with Upgraded Steel Frame, Extra Large Basket, Adjustable Padded Handle, Swivel Front Wheels, Foldable Design, 90 lb Capacity

Item was very easy to put together and is well made. Rolls well and maneuvers easily.

I Purchased this August 23, 2021. Today is October 12, 2024. Living in a 3 story walkup apartment that does not allow washing machines I have used this cart weekly for Groceries and laundry. This product is EXCELLENT! It can carry 11 gallons of water in one trip. I cant tell you how sturdy this cart and the wheels are. It has gotten through 3 winters when I have to push the cart through the snow. I would recommend this cart to everyone. Only after putting this cart to work for 3 years has the wheel JUST start to wobble and I am looking for a replacement wheel. The cart is still very durable and I bet if I can find a replacement rear wheel, I am certain I will get another 3 years out of it. Money well spent

We have just received our cart from Amazon, so we have not had a chance to evaluate its durability over time, but I can say that it is much more sturdy than the carts usually sold for $50-$90. The cart itself is more solid, it has a heavy wire mesh floor, and the wheels are made of a solid feeling hard rubber or plastic. The cart feels much more solid than less expensive carts, and moves more smoothly with less wobble.The cart assembled easily using the wrench tool included in the package, with the whole process taking less than ten minutes. The wheels are attached with real bolts, nuts, and washers, rather than snapping in like many other models, and the rear wheels have a real independent axel, rather than just attaching to the frame of the cart. The bolt and nut structure allows for potential tightening if the wheels ever begin to loosen or wobble.One note. The large rear wheels attach with a locking nut, and there is a temptation to tighten the nut down. That stops the wheels from rolling. The nut needs to be attached loosely enough to allow free wheeling, something that is easy to assess during assembly. I simply loosened the nuts just enough to allow free rolling of the wheels. I assume the use of locking nuts will prevent the wheels from loosening, but, as I said, I kept the wrench to use to tighten them if they begin to loosen.Again, we haven't owned it long enough for definitive evaluation, but the heavy-duty 165 lb. version of this cart went through its paces well when I tested it, and I am optimistic that it will last. if it does, it certainly is worth the price to have a cart that can be used for a longer time, rather than having to replace it every year, as we have had to do with lighter weight carts selling for $80 or so.

Great cart for the most part. Easy to fold and store. However I find the front wheels too small and will roll over very little so I always have to pull the cart behind me. larger front wheels would definitely be an improvement.

It wasn't hard to put together, but I did call it bad names once. Mostly that's just my dexterity loss and not the assembly. After the initial cursing, it only took 10 minutes (or less) to put together and that included me dropping pieces and stopping to find them.I've had a couple of these and this one moves smoother. The last two I had I, honestly, abused them and used them to move boxes of books. Not without cause, the side pieces fell off.I put a cardboard box in the bottom and used them through the move. When the wheels started to fail from too much weight (and miles), I bought this one.It seems larger, more sturdy and moves more easily. I will use it for shopping only, so I suspect it will hold up very well over time.These are the best thing I've done for myself as I've aged. I hate doing multiple trips of grocery bags from the car to the house, and I was constantly doing small injuries like hyper extending my hand or aggravating my low back. These have saved me from those plus I get every thing in one trip.Highly recommend

This is a wonderful product that is great for transferring groceries from a car to a residence. I vertically load 4 twelve packs of soda in the cart with boxes or groceries on top of that. This cart is also useful if you work a hybrid job and need to transfer work items to and from your car. The cart collapses down to a narrow size - perfect for the space next to the washing machine or hall closet.Pro:Easy to move many items that would require more that two hands.Wheels move easy allowing for this to be used for long distances.Collapses down to be stored almost anywhere.Made well and will last for many years.Con:Wish the smaller wheels were larger - any curb or surface with a one half inch rise requires you pull the cart so that the back wheels are used. This is common sense for a curb, but something you have to remember with small vertical rises.Works great on hard surfaces - because of the wheel sizes, do not use on sand or grass.

High quality. Easy to assemble. It avoids getting a hernia.