Large Wheel Steel Single Axle for Yeti Tundra 50 and 65

These may be a little pricey but you get what you pay for. Built strong and with quality also. Made my YETI 65 into a Sherman Tank. Extra large wheels help out tremendously on pulling it over rugged terrain.

I’m gonna say what I wish someone had said before I made my purchase. The wheels do exactly what you’d expect the to do. They allow you the ability to maneuver your Yeti even when it’s packed to the rim with drinks and ice. The wheels even allowed me to pull my Yeti 65 through the loose sand at the beach. Now...the reason I didn’t give this product 5 stars. I’m 5’3” tall and around 125 pounds. I didn’t have a problem pulling the cooler but with only the wheels and trying to pull with the rope handle of the Yeti caused the cooler to constantly run up onto the back of my legs. I tried pulling from every different angle and it was a constant struggle. It hit my knees if I turned around and pulled it backwards or my calves if I pulled it directly behind me. I’ve posted pictures of the serious bruising to my legs as a result of a heavy Yeti 65 banging up up against my legs after only a single trip to the beach. This product should not be sold as a single axle and should include the handle to push or pull the cooler. Using the rope handle isn’t an option in my opinion unless you like the nice black and blue bruises that you end up with. It does what it’s supposed to do but not without a lot of pain.

The axels welded on tabs are .5 inch too narrow for my 110 Yeti. Ill have to cutoff and reweld, get tge adjustable one.

WAY OVER PRICED !!!!

Looks like it should last almost as long as the YETI!!

Way too pricy for 2 wheels and a shaft. I would have expected to pay this much for 4 wheels.

This item definitely lives up to the pictures in terms of strength and durability. But, after a few uses, we are going to end up taking ours off our cooler. Bottom line: really awkward to use. The cooler sits at an angle (i.e. not flat) and the rope sits low and is awkward to pull. Could slip a board under the non-wheel side to solve the first problem, but not really worth the hassle.

The instructions for putting the thing together were weak @ best...definitely not detailed enough!