Product Description
The Poly Load Wheel 95A is designed for durability and performance in various applications. This robust wheel provides excellent load-bearing capabilities and is ideal for use in material handling and transportation.
Specifications: 4.000 inch diameter x 2.000 inch width (4.000" x 2.000" | 4 x 2 wheel | 4 x 2 | 101.60mm x 50.80mm)
• Made from high-quality poly material for enhanced longevity
• 95A durometer rating for optimal hardness and resilience
• Suitable for a wide range of surfaces and environments
This wheel is perfect for carts, dollies, and other equipment requiring reliable mobility.
Specifications
Wheel Dimensions
| Outside Diameter | 4 |
| Width Side to Side | 2 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does the GW 9142 compare to the GW 9141-XL in terms of size and application?
A: The GW 9142 is a 4.000 x 2.000 inch wheel rated 95A durometer, while the GW 9141-XL is 3.250 x 6.500 inches at 97A durometer. The GW 9142 is smaller in diameter but wider and softer, making it better for load wheels on lower-profile equipment or where better grip is needed. The GW 9141-XL is larger and harder for high-wear outdoor or rough-surface applications. Do not interchange them unless the axle and mounting bracket are compatible.
Q: Does the GW 9142 tire-only include bearings or an axle bore?
A: The GW 9142 is a tire-only product with no bearings installed. You must install your own bearings onto the axle. If you need a complete assembly with bearings pre-fit, order the GW 9142-A instead, which comes as a ready-to-install wheel assembly.
Q: What is the 95A durometer rating, and is it softer than the GW 9141-XL?
A: Yes, 95A is softer than the GW 9141-XL at 97A. The 95A durometer provides slightly better grip and traction on smooth concrete and tile but wears faster in high-friction environments. Use the GW 9142 on indoor warehouse floors and smoother surfaces. Use the GW 9141-XL (97A) for outdoor or heavily textured surfaces where abrasion resistance is the priority.
Q: What are common failure modes for the GW 9142, and how do I diagnose them?
A: The GW 9142 may show chunking or tearing on the tread if exposed to sharp objects or extreme overload. Flat spots indicate prolonged parking or overload. Uneven wear on one side suggests frame misalignment or bent axles. If the wheel wobbles immediately after installation, the bearing may be installed off-center or the axle bore is damaged. Always inspect the axle before assuming the wheel is defective.
Q: Is the GW 9142 suitable for outdoor use on rough pavement?
A: The GW 9142 is suitable for general outdoor use but is not optimal for very rough concrete, gravel, or heavily textured surfaces. The softer 95A compound wears faster on abrasive materials. If heavy outdoor durability is required, upgrade to a harder compound like the GW 9141-XL at 97A. For mixed indoor-outdoor use, the GW 9142 offers a reasonable balance of traction and lifespan.