Wheels and Tires in New Jersey

Running a wagon, cart, or vintage coach in New Jersey means your tires and wheels take a beating—rough farm lanes, salted winter roads, and humid coastal air all add wear fast. As a wagon tires and wheels manufacturer, we build replacements and custom sets that keep equipment rolling smoothly and safely, whether you’re hauling produce in Hunterdon County, restoring an antique wagon for a parade, or maintaining utility carts for a parks department. Customers usually need three things: the right fit (diameter, hub, bolt pattern), dependable load ratings, and materials that won’t crack or rust. We help by machining hubs, matching tread and rim specs, and using durable finishes designed for long service life—so you spend less time fighting flats, wobble, and premature bearing wear.

New Jersey’s story starts long before statehood, with Lenape communities living along the Delaware River, the Atlantic coast, and the interior woodlands. In the 1600s, European powers competed for control of the region—first the Dutch and Swedes, then the English, who took over New Netherland in 1664 and established the Province of New Jersey. Over time, the colony was divided into East Jersey and West Jersey, drawing Quaker and other immigrant settlements and developing busy ports and farmland. During the American Revolution, New Jersey’s central location made it a strategic crossroads; major campaigns and battles, including Trenton and Princeton, helped shape the war’s momentum. After independence, New Jersey became the third state to ratify the U.S. Constitution in 1787, and its waterways and rail lines fueled early industry. The 19th and early 20th centuries brought manufacturing growth—especially in textiles, shipbuilding, and innovation linked to inventors like Thomas Edison—while successive waves of immigration reshaped communities from Hudson County to Camden. Today, the state’s dense network of cities and suburbs sits at the heart of the Northeast corridor, supported by major ports, research universities, and a long shoreline economy. Learn more at the Official Web Site for The State of New Jersey and on New Jersey’s Wikipedia page.

Top 10 Attractions in New Jersey

1. Liberty State Park — Waterfront paths, skyline views, and a front-row seat to the harbor.

2. Ellis Island — The immigration museum where millions of Americans trace their family history.

3. Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area — Hiking, river views, and miles of protected landscape along the Delaware.

4. Cape May — Beaches, Victorian architecture, and classic seaside-town charm.

5. Atlantic City Boardwalk — Iconic strolls, ocean air, and nonstop entertainment along the shore.

6. Six Flags Great Adventure — Big coasters, family rides, and a full-day thrill lineup.

7. High Point State Park — Panoramic views from New Jersey’s highest elevation.

8. Grounds For Sculpture — A walkable outdoor museum filled with large-scale contemporary works.

9. Thomas Edison National Historical Park — Edison’s lab and home, preserved where modern invention took off.

10. Battleship New Jersey Museum & Memorial — Step aboard a historic battleship on the Camden waterfront.

We serve all counties in New Jersey:

As well as all major cities in New Jersey, including:

Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Elizabeth, Edison, Woodbridge, Lakewood, Toms River, Hamilton, Clifton, Trenton, Camden, Brick, Cherry Hill, Passaic, Union City, Old Bridge, Gloucester Township, East Orange, Bayonne, Franklin, North Bergen, Vineland, Union, Piscataway, Wayne, Irvington, Jackson, New Brunswick, Parsippany-Troy Hills, Perth Amboy, Hoboken, Plainfield, West New York, East Brunswick, Bloomfield, West Orange, Washington, Hackensack, Sayreville, Linden, Atlantic City, Long Branch, Rahway, Englewood, Ridgewood, Lodi, Fair Lawn, Summit, Montclair, and more.

We sell our wheels and tires throughout the following areas. If you don't find your location below please contact us or call us at 717-733-2117 to see if we serve your area.

• Connecticut
• Delaware
• Maine
• Maryland
• Massachusetts
• New Hampshire
• New Jersey
• New York
• North Carolina
• Pennsylvania
• Rhode Island
• South Carolina
• Vermont
• Virginia