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Zoro Select
24-inch replacement tire compatible with Grainger items 33X825, 33X832 and 33X833 for Dayton wheelbarrows and carts
This 24-inch Zoro Select tire is designed as a direct replacement for specific Dayton wheelbarrow and cart models. It matches Grainger item numbers 33X825, 33X832 and 33X833 to ensure correct fitment. The product arrives new and ready for installation on compatible equipment.
The tire maintains its structure and air pressure during extended hauling tasks across yards or job sites. Its construction resists deformation when the wheelbarrow carries heavy materials over long distances. This durability reduces the frequency of pressure checks and replacements during peak season work.
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
The 24 in. tire is a pneumatic rubber component with no motor or bearings, so it produces no heat and minimal vibration during extended use.
The tire fits Dayton wheelbarrows or carts that use Grainger item numbers 33X825, 33X832 or 33X833 as listed in the compatibility data.
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