VEVOR Boat Launching Wheels, 12" Boat Transom Launching Wheel, 600 LBS Loading Capacity Inflatable Boat Launch Wheels, Aluminium Alloy Transom Launching Dolly Wheels with 4 PCS of Quick Release Pins

Used for inflatable raft,heavy duty,will make it easy to launch

I needed to get longer bolts for the top holes - the ones it came with wouldn't go through the Transom completely. I also found that during install, unless your bolts are absolutely flush, it will cause the retaining pins to be difficult to seat. I ended up drilling new holes, and enlarging the existing ones a bit, and now everything is fine.My recommendation is to get a lanyard/attach the pins to something, I lost one in the water as I was coming into the dock trying to drop the wheels (also, pretty difficult to submerge an inflatable tire, and get a pin in a hole at the same time without having some additional clearance).Other than that - they work great, I had my Jon boat loaded with equipment and used the tires to wheel it from the parking lot to the ramp with no trouble - make sure you grease everything the directions say to!

I used on my Jon boat great quality for the price. Easy to install. They work well

Impressed by the quality. My plans are to paint these to match my all black hard floor inflatable. To my surprise they showed up completely deburred and bead blasted with a nice matte finish. Made my job much easier. Tires feel like they'd handle over 300lb with no issue, nice tread. Pins fit snug, no slop, and no fighting to insert. The only negative way missing one valve cap and I am OK with that.

Everything is good except the wheels. The tube exploded at 20PSI sending pieces of the rim flying. Luckily only one cut finger. I now have the brackets installed and in search of new wheels!!!

I absolutely love these wheels. Although inflatable boats don't seem heavy, they're awkward and very difficult to move.I have to move my boat approximately two football fields to get in the water, and these make that process exponentially easier.Not a huge fan of the Schrader valve it's too short, but with some finagling you're able to get them inflated. 20 max, I set mine to 10psiI wish that they came with a marine grade sealant, you are putting four holes through your transom, so make sure you have sealant ready to go, and that you allow said sealant to cure before you Hit the water.Given my boat's set up I'll most likely pull the pins and store the wheels in the boat while in the water because in the upright position they will limit the mobility of the outboard. Just something you should consider, but even with that minor inconvenience it's worth it. (I would have had to modify the vinyl that connects to the transom in order to get full range of motion out of my outboard, hence my decision to pull the wheels off once I'm in the water)

Have Mercury RIB and because of web from pontoon to transom, wheel assembly will not work. Have used similar unit on a Caribe and it did the job.

The wheels are sturdy and well made. The bracket is easy to modify if needed but I did not need to. Over all it is sturdy and strong. One problem I had was trying to put them back down when I came back to the dock. Eventually I decided to keep them down while I was out on the water.

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The wheels look good but I haven't installed them yet

Moving the boat over rocks and gravely terrain with ease.

Put these wheels on my 12 foot inflatable boat. They fit great and will serve their purpose. One of the pins has a recessed bearing therefore it does not stay in the hole. The bolts are stainless but have messed up threads on 3 out of 4 of them.

Wheels are good and hold up strong. There's only one thing off about the holes where the lock pin goes. It don't line up properly. Instead of drilling into them. I bought a set of smaller skinner pins.