SHERPA Cooler Wheel Kit with 10" Pneumatic Rubber Tires for YETI, RTIC & Kong Coolers

Super easy to assemble (once I got the mounting hardware). The mounting straps, wheel washers and retention clips were not with the original packing but one email and they were on their way. Arrived within two days (Great customer service response).Yeah, it would be nice if it were steerable but even without that, my Yeti 75 is now manageable. Still heavy to lift in and out of the truck bed but that isn't Sherpa's fault. Big coolers full of stuff get heavy. Don't be stupid about slamming the wheel guys. So you have to stop for a moment to redirect the path of travel. At least you're not humping that full cooler with a buddy by the handles, or worse yet, by yourself.It rolls great and appears to be very sturdy. I just got it two weeks ago so time will tell. I've seen a lot of junk (cheap) in my days and this doesn't look or feel like some of the garbage out there.The handle extension is great too. Turn the cooler around when going down hill and keep everything under control.

I had bought my husband a massive Yeti cooler for Christmas but it became apparent I should have got one with wheels because when it’s full it feels as heavy as if I stuffed his body in it! . So in talking about the issue I did what i always do and did a search on Amazon. Up came this product. It arrived yesterday and it’s so impressive, it has 4 sizable pneumatic tires and made from solid steel, expertly designed and constructed to last. It was easy to put together, it took us about 20 minutes and totally solves the heavy ice chest problem. I highly recommend this product.

After reading some reviews I was hesitant to buy these but they were AMAZING. Took the Yeti to the beach and it wheeled like a tank (even with a slightly drunk person on it). Tested riding it down the hall, over the dunes, down the drive way….. there is no steering so stick with straight clear paths only, voice of experience here! Some people mentioned it being difficult to turn or steer but as long as you can slightly lift and turn there were no issues! BUY IT!

To start off this review I just gotta say, I was excited for this when I ordered it. I’m a big beach goer, which means I carry this thing around a lot. When I found this product I instantly knew it would make my life easier when going to the beach. But I was scared cause you know, buying things online can be super sketchy. But man was I wrong.... Not only is this product amazing for the extremely soft sand of the beaches of eastern Long Island NY.... it came 8 days early!!! Super easy to assemble if you have a reading level of a 5th grader or higher, I put the smallest amount of air in the tires (11psi all around) and my first beach trip today was a huge success. From the parking lot to where I sat, I probably had to walk close to 600 meters which is almost half a mile. Typically carrying my yeti tundra 45 kills me, but not today, this wheel kit saved my life and made going to the beach so much less stressful and aggravating, no more fighting on who has to carry the cooler. I give the most thanks to whoever came up with this beautiful invention. Definitely worth the money, cannot wait for the next beach trip.

Just used the wheels and they’re awesome! They’re durable and move my tundra 65 yeti with ease. However, no axle makes it so hard to turn my yeti, especially if my yeti is full. Also, it was a bit pricey but in the end, it does the job.

So I just ordered the Sherpa wheel kit for my yeti 250 which in the reviews and questions answered said that it will fit and support it. However I did see one that said to contact them ahead of time so they can make the axel longer. After waiting a month they never answered me, which I still have yet to hear from them to this day I went ahead and ordered one for this years elk camp. I get it just a week before I’m suppose to leave, install it and it fits! I slap the wheels on and they are prebent and wobble when rolled…okay I can live with that and change them down the road no problem. I go to use the straps that loop around the cooler and they’re too short…that’s fair my cooler is bigger than usual and I couldn’t get ahold of them to let them know. No problem I’ll just use bailing twine for this trip. I turn it on it’s side and decide to grease the axels via grease zerk since I paid 320 bucks on this thing and I want it to last the life of the cooler. I start pumping grease and all the zerks are loose and won’t take grease….no problem I’ll pull the wheel off and grease the shaft and replace the zerks later so it has grease for this trip. I set it down and sit on it and notice the tires need air especially if I’m going to have it full of ice and hopefully an elk or two. So I look and the tires are at 15 psi and on the sidewalk they can take up to 50 psi which I feel is a little much for these little tires so I goto 35. I’m on the last tire and after I’m finished airing it up I can hear the classic stitch ripping sound and there is a bulge on the tire and sidewall I let the air out and pull the tire off to see if it’s the tube which I expected but it was the actual tire. I’m not sure where they order their tires from but they’re cheap especially for how much you pay for this product, the “cords” in the tire weren’t even coated and ripped very easily. Off to the store I go I’m now sunk for 340 bucks into this thing and haven’t even got to use it. Next time if your handy you can eaisly make this yourself and spend half the price on steel and parts. For now I’ll use it on my smaller yeti and build my own for my bigger one. Still waiting on the company to get back to me the first time. I’ll let you guys know how it goes after I get back from camp.

I just bought these wheels for a brand new yeti I also got. Happy to support a North Carolina company. Getting ready for the summer at the beach.It looks very well built and can’t wait to try it out. I am concerned about traveling with it. By breaking it down and installing it on the cooler. I will definitely follow up with another review after the summer.