Rotary 7285 PK2 Wheel Assembly 410X350X4

My rear engine snapper original tires were 20 years old. These seem to be made of the same quality so I shouldn’t need another set for a long time.

Easy replacement and perfect fit

Exactly like the original wheels

Perfect fit for rear-engine mowers. Easy install. Pop off the black plastic cap, pull the cotter pin, slide the old one off and reverse the process. Internal bearing allows it to spin freely and last forever.

Mounted tire is a 4.10/3.50-4 overall height is 10" width is 3 3/4". Axle is 3/4"diameter with an offset axle length of 3 1/4". Metal rim is standard 2.85" with grease fitting for bearings for the tubeless 24# max pressure rating tire. Replaced a set of front wheels on a 2007ish Snapper Model 2815523bv riding mower. Cutting grass on them.

I was happy they appear to be a good product.

Fits a Snapper SR825 perfectly. Tires and rims are of above acceptable fit and finish. I can't offer insight on their longevity but I believe they will last several years. Trust me, if you need new tires then you likely need new valve stems. Just go ahead and buy this rim\tire set. Save yourself the time and\or the need to buy large flat heads or tire irons. Lastly, the rim DOES include the axle bushing so you're good to go there as well. How to remove the old wheels: Pull off the dust cap, remove the cotter pin, give the old wheel several smacks with a hammer to get it moving, grease the axle before sliding the new wheel on, put the cotter pin back in, grease the bushing before cleaning and pressing the dust cover back on, squeeze a bit of grease in the rim's zerk fitting, go cut grass!

These fully assembled wheels were easy to install and just needed grease.They look very similar to the Snapper factory wheels, but with one disappointment. Despite being sold under a Snapper part number, they do not accept the Snapper hubcap, leaving the pin and outer bearing exposed. Also, they come with a short straight valve stem which is very close to the greasy outside bearing. A longer angled valve stem would be a big improvement.A year into running these wheels, I am more disappointed. I have one that just refuses to hold air, requiring it be filled every week, and the short straight valve stem has proven to be a greasy mess as expected.