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If there is an annual competition in your city, uniform wheels are often provided to all racers who pay the entry fee. Otherwise suitable wheels can be lawn cart or wheelbarrow wheels. The standard wheels are often simple axle-hole (bushing) wheels because the weight is not excessively large. The axle will spin freely inside a greased tube in the wheel center.
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