This is a great wagon so far! It navigates really well on dirt but it was extremely difficult on loose deeper sand, the wheels do not actually rotate at this point you just have to pull in through The sand! Also like some of the other reviews state, the center doesnt lay completely flat unless something is on top of it

The wagon did well and was a big help on the beach. The clips that hold the back two wheels kept ‘popping' off until we lost them in the sand. I tried to contact Wal Mart for replacement clips but was unable to connect with anyone who knew how to get replacement clips. Wal Mart graciously replaced the whole wagon, still concerned about the clips and whether they will stay on the wheels.

Was a little difficult to pull on sand

I bought this wagon and absolutely loved it till the hub came off that holds the tire to the axel...I have looked every where and cant find a replacement... I dont know what to do because it is worthless to me now...

We purchased this for our beach trip. Works great in wet sand.. not so great through dry sand. You have to really pull or help push from the back to roll though soft dry sand.. wet sand it rolls like nothing without a hassle. Overall great for the price.

Purchased this wagon to haul beach items. This wagon carries a number of items and folds up well for storage. The wide wheels do help this cart roll in the sand; however, it tends to sink in soft, dry sand (as do most beach wagons). The only feature I wish this cart included were some cup holders. Overall, I'm very please with this wagon. Hopefully, it is durable and lasts for many seasons.

It is very light, easy to put together, and big wheels to move easily on sand. The one thing I don't like is that is much bigger then it looked online when folded up.

As like other people described, the wheels easy to drop off if you don't fix it well.The price and material all great.

I do like it a lot, but thr pin come out of wheel easily. I will fix it permanently. Still a great buy!

First and foremost, the rear wheel issue. For shipping, the rear wheels are not attached and need to be installed by the buyer which is a minor inconvenience however for some reason the manufacturer seems to think we would want to easily pop off the "hub cap" that serves as a retaining ring for the axle but it is made more like a cotter key (that goes around the pin/axle rather than through) and can VERY easily be disengaged, like by bumping into something or being lightly kicked. I put a zip tie around the disengaging part of the spring to prevent it from being pushed without removing the tie but it is still possible to pull it completely out. You might want to JB Weld them on or replace the provided axle completely with a long thin bolt. You might say "okay, if the axles are a problem for me maybe I will do something about it" but to make matters worse, the hubs are in 2 parts that you put into the wheels from either side and then trap between the forks by installing the axles. This means that if your wheels fall off it's quite likely that the hubs will fall out and unlike the axle/pin, I doubt very much that they could be replaced if they were lost. I regret not gluing the hubs into the wheels but once I had the hub caps zip tied on I opted not to take them back apart. Hopefully that will not turn out to have been a mistake. Otherwise this is a good collapsible wagon with wide sand/mud friendly wheels at a price comparable to similar wagons with narrow wheels. It is constructed similarly to a Pack