Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Bollerwagen 544,31 kg, Transportwagen, Gartenwagen, Gerätewagen, 2-in-1-Handwagen mit All-Terrain-Reifen, abnehmbaren Seitenteilen aus Netzmaterial und um 180° drehbarem Griff

We bought this cart to take our large senior dog on evening strolls when he could no longer walk. He passed, and we kept the cart with his memory. A tree fell and broke the cart so we bought another. It's great quality and holds cherished memories.

Easy to put together holds a lot of things feels sturdy when loaded up

Quelques points faibles sont à noter ce qui est dommage car l'appareil d'abord est très facile à monter l'assemblage se fait sans souci. Par contre côté robustesse c'est quand même light ? D'une part il y a aucun montant transversal sur la plateforme ce qui fait lorsqu'on charge la partie centrale cela plie sous le poids ! Car ce n'est pas le grillage métallique ni les deux petits montants qui sont suffisants ! La charge indiquée supportable n'est pas possible sans que tu plie! Alors qu'il suffirait juste que le cadre soit plus résistant avec deux barres transversales de la même valeur que ce qu'il y a au-dessus des roues le surcoût serait vraiment faible mais par contre cela gagnerait énormément dans la qualité ! Autrement autrement ce chariot est très maniable même dans des endroits exigus et le pivote facilement sans aucun problème ! J'avais choisi ce modèle par rapport au modèle basique pensant que celui-ci elle est beaucoup plus robuste je n'imagine même pas les modèles de la gamme en dessous ! Je pense à porter un plancher en tripli pour déjà augmenter la solidité de toute la plateforme ! Mais c'est quand même dommage d'acheter un produit et il est obligé d'apporter des modifications supplémentaires !

Made of the absolute cheapest materials possible to maintain structural integrity until a load is put on it or until it rusts away to nothing. Here are the cons associated with this wagon: 1. Single coat of cheap paint. Unlike every other company who powder coats their garden carts and tools, Vevor has chosen to give their wagon a single coat of the cheapest paints possible. It's already starting to flake in areas and I can see where the welds will begin to rust soon. 2. What looks like expanded sheet metal on the floor and sides of the wagon is nowhere near being as strong as what is commonly considered expanded sheet metal. This is more like a wire grid that I highly doubt will take 900lbs as advertised for ANY length of time. I need to move two, full 40lb tanks of propane that weigh in the 70-80lb pound range when full and this thing looks like it will break in half soon. 3. The tires look to be made from the vinyl rubber composite, the kind that degrades within a year if exposed to temperature changes. 4. Missing parts - The unit was supposed to come with a vinyl cover for the bed of the wagon, but that along with the hardware was missing. I had to go and buy additional hardware in order to assemble it. There are literally ZERO pro's about owning this thing. Unfortunately, before I realized just how terrible Vevor products were (every item I've purchased from them has been awful) I bought two of these. One from Amazon and the large 1200lb capacity one directly from the Vevor site. Life got in the way and I wasn't able to build them until this week. If the return window were still open I would demand a refund/return because this thing isn't going to last more than maybe 3 seasons. Yet another example of Chàbùduō, the methodology of making something so that it looks good and only lasts long enough to be assembled. Typical overseas construction and ripoff mentality. I'm seriously temped to go through the FTC to have them investigate the quality vs cost of the items offered on this site.

No puedo opinar ya que no loo he recibido, porque la empresa TRANSPORTES BILBAINOS ,por circunstancias ajenas a mi, no me lo entrego.