When purchasing a sack truck, the choice of wheels is critical. As much as pneumatic wheels are often the go-to choice, solid wheels are best suited for heavy-duty operations.
Made from solid rubber, these wheels are highly durable, puncture-proof and require little or no maintenance. The wheels work great on both smooth and even surfaces, while the anti-puncture feature makes them ideal for commercial use in the harshest of work environments.
In this article we will take a look at the best sack trucks with puncture-proof tyres, all made to the highest quality standards to ensure you are able to move different items effortlessly.
- Best Overall - P-Handle High Back Steel Sack Truck
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At a Glance: Our Top Picks for Best Sack Trucks with Solid Wheels
P-Handle High Back Steel Sack Truck
If you are looking for a robust, reliable and long-lasting sack truck with puncture-proof tyres, no product comes close to the G-Rack’s P-Handle High Back Steel Sack Truck. The 35cm wide and 130cm long trolley is made from a powder-coated galvanised steel alloy frame. It is sturdy enough to carry loads of up to 325kgs and can manoeuvre easily around tight spaces.
The sack truck incorporates the p-handle design, which provides for more convenience than the traditional twin handles. You can steer it with one hand while the high back allows for handling large items as well as easy loading of the trolley.
Remarkably, the 6.28kg sack truck has a tool-free assembly. It is delivered intact with only the wheels, spring caps, and washers unattached. The washers are essential in preventing the wheel from corroding the metal frame as you tighten it. All you need to do is insert the washers, slot the wheels and firmly secure them in under 5 minutes, and you’re good to go.
Given its affordable price, the deal sounds too good to be true considering the robust construction material, rust-resistant coating and anti-puncture wheel features. However, the truck is durable, and for good measure, G-Rack offers a 5-year warranty on this product.
Pros:
- Easy to assemble without any tools
- Large load capacity
- P-handle design for one-hand use
- 5-year warranty
Cons:
- Runs out of stock quickly
Ross Castors Aluminium Sack Truck
Our second runner up is a versatile heavy-duty sack truck, and unlike the G-Rack, this sack truck is made from industrial grade aluminium. The back frame has a height of 130cm and a 51cm width, while the toe length and width is 22.5cm and 45cm, respectively.
While aluminium sack trucks are usually lighter, the frames make them somewhat limiting in terms of the loads they can handle. The Ross Castors truck can handle a maximum load capacity of 300kg.
The sack truck features two 26cm puncture-proof tyres ideal for use on multiple terrains. Furthermore, larger wheels and standard twin handles provide greater stability, translating to more control when moving the truck. The handles have a comfortable grip that prevents hand blisters during prolonged use.
The truck is available in two toe models; a solid fixed toe or a folding toe. The folding toe model is ideal if you are running low on storage space. If you don’t mind paying premium bucks and prefer aluminium over steel sack trucks, the Ross Castors Aluminium Sack Truck would be a more excellent alternative to the G-Rack’s P-Handle.
Pros:
- Twin handles with a comfortable firm grip
- Lightweight
- Large wheels
Cons:
- Expensive
LIFT MATE Heavy Duty Sack Truck with Puncture Proof Tyres
The LIFT MATE Heavy Duty Sack Truck is a decent sack truck for domestic and medium-duty industrial use if you have a small budget to work with. A 200kg load capacity truck for under this price, really is a bargain. The sack truck’s welded frame is constructed from a 260mm diameter steel tube and finished with a powder-coated finish. This makes it strong, durable and rust-resistant.
The sack truck is 120cm high and 35cm wide. The wheels are harder than pneumatic wheels yet softer than solid rubber wheels making a terrific combination of versatility. Each of the wheels measures 25cm by 9cm, and a heavy-duty axle connects them.
It is designed with a commercial sizes toe plate for handling large loads, and it also features a P-handle. You can comfortably pull or push the sack truck along with one hand while using the spare hand to open doorways and provide extra support for the loads.
Pros:
- Good value for money
- Robust triangular-shaped steel frame construction
Cons:
- Not ideal for heavy industrial use
Frequently Asked Questions
Steel or aluminium?
Steel sack trucks are more robust, ideal for heavier loads and heavy-duty usage, while aluminium trucks are usually lighter and ferry lighter loads.
P-handle or twin handles?
It depends on which type you are comfortable with, but p-handles offer more convenience and better manoeuvrability.
What is a toe plate?
This is the loading point of the truck that determines the size of the load the sack truck can be able to carry.
Folding toe vs Fixed toe plate?
Always go for a folding toe plate. It accommodates much larger and bulky loads than a fixed toe plate.
Final Words
Despite the featured sack trucks being made from durable materials, proper maintenance is necessary. Do not exceed the manufacturer’s recommended weight capacity; frequently check and repair old or worn out parts of the sack truck. Finally, always ensure the truck is stored in a dry place which helps prevent corrosion and rusting.
