Amazon Basics Foldable Shopping Utility Cart with 360-Degree Wheels, Easy Assembly, Black, X-Large

Great cart for my leaf/refuse bags! They get so heavy so I fill them up while in the cart….bonus they stay out even when windy. Then I wheel the full bag to where it needs to go. Inside shelf good for garden gloves, clippers, shovel, etc.Those bags have frustrated me all my life…now I’m happy to fill them up and cart them to the curb!

This compact cart has significantly transformed my life! It’s sturdy, smooth-rolling, and the perfect size for small to medium grocery hauls or carrying laundry. The wheels glide effortlessly, and the handle is comfortable to grip. I love how lightweight it is, yet strong enough to hold heavier items without wobbling. It also folds up easily for storage, which is a huge plus if you’re tight on space. The wireframe design ensures everything remains secure, and the overall build feels durable and well-crafted. For anyone in need of a convenient and hassle-free utility cart, this cart is worth investing in! Highly recommend!

I love this cart. As someone with an invisible illness it helps me transport my groceries from my car to my apartment. It folds easily and can be stored on my back seat or a corn in my coat closet. I can also use it to carry my trash to the large bin in the parking lot of my building. It carries heavy loads and stands up to frequent use.

Works good to get groceries from car to the house, folds up easy to store.

Bought this for an elderly lady next door. This really worked great and she can now get her groceries from the car to inside her house without calling for help. Having four wheels makes this easy to maneuver around. Highly recommend.

Absolutely love this cart.......so easy to maneuver and handle. Wish I had bought it sooner!!!

Very sturdy. Rolls smoothly. And easy to put together

Seems sturdy since we just assembled it & will have to provide an update after some use. Rear wheel assembly was a little challenging as the first wheel went on easy the second wheel required gently pushing the frame width together near that axle in order to get insert the 2nd cotter pin (Part “I”) because the frame pushed the wheel out too much. I used a larger needle nose pliers (see pic) to push the cotter pins inside the sleeve of axle end caps. There were two other cotter pins on a bar that were already installed and note that you should also tuck those cotter pins into the end cap sleeve since somebody will eventually catch that and scrape themselves. The front wheels were easy to install with a 12 mm ratcheting wrench (see pic) while simultaneously unfolding the front bar slightly to access the nut. Note that the flat washer that goes on first tucks into the collar and don’t forget the lock washer on top of that.One minor design flaw is at those plastic caps that hold the cotter pins are a bit wide, so the cart does not fold perfectly flat… if the rear wheels had been pushed out maybe 3/8 of an inch total with a slightly longer axle, it would be enough room on each side that it would close much flatter. It’s hard to use the little plastic latch cause you’ll have to squeeze the smaller metal frame pieces to hook it closed. Despite being closed flat, you cannot lean it up against the wall because it’ll roll away no matter which way you turn it. I’ll need a hook on the wall.