These are silicone covers that slip over the wheels of trash, recycling and compost cans to soften the roll and cut noise. The maker claims up to 90% less wheel noise and cites decibel testing showing bare can wheels can hit 90 dB. They suit anyone who wheels heavy cans out early or late and wants to spare neighbors, kids or roommates. Against plain hard plastic wheels, the cushioning also absorbs shock and vibration on gravel, asphalt and uneven ground, which can make a loaded can easier to pull.
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Buyers rate these highly, with a perfect average across 21 ratings. The recurring theme is a real drop in noise when rolling cans out, and owners describe the cans as easier to pull over rough ground.
These silicone wheel covers fit over the existing wheels on trash, recycling, and compost cans. They add cushioning and protection to the wheels.
The soft silicone absorbs shock and reduces vibration. Cans roll smoothly and more quietly over asphalt, concrete, gravel, rocks, and other uneven surfaces, and heavy cans are easier to maneuver.
Standard trash can wheels can reach up to 90 dB in decibel testing. These covers reduce wheel noise by up to 90%.