The Best Garden Carts of 2023

Jul 12, 2023

When it comes to versatility, the Worx Aerocart shines. It comes with a host of accessories, including a brace for holding lawn bags, a rock/plant mover, an in-bed organizer, and a fold-down plate for using the Aerocart as a dolly.

Assembly was straightforward, taking about 15 minutes, and right off the bat, we were impressed with the cart's solid, no-flat tires. To test all the Aerocart's multiple functions, we moved heavy pots using the hook-on harness, hauled a large load of firewood with the firewood sling (sold separately), and used the cart's extendable arms to move a table saw. We also modified the cart by attaching the Aerocart Wagon Kit (sold separately), which allowed us to use the cart in four-wheel mode.

The manufacturer rates the Aerocart with a maximum 300-pound capacity, and we saw no reason to think that wouldn't be possible, since the steel frame certainly seemed capable. We moved an estimated 200-pound load with ease.

After testing all the various functions and accessories, we decided if we could only have one moving vehicle, either a cart, a dolly, or a wheelbarrow, we’d choose the Aerocart because it serves all those functions. Plus, we could store it upright along a garage wall where it didn't take up a lot of floor space.

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Get the Worx garden cart at Amazon, The Home Depot, or Walmart.