Does anyone else think the wheels just look odd? Or is it just me. I think they’re nice looking smaller units, but the wheels… idk
I do like that they’re the bigger wheels. Maybe it would just take some getting used to?
That alone is a positive change on ANY grill IMO. It's nice too because then you can upgrade those easily if you want with larger onesThe wheels have red tabs for the brakes. They are casters like you see on a rolling tool box. Hard rubber.
I didn't see hard rubber with brakes... I can get behind that!The wheels have red tabs for the brakes. They are casters like you see on a rolling tool box. Hard rubber.
Tim,I picked up an older Spirit 310 last spring on Marketplace for $100. When I picked it up, I noticed the hood was discolored, faded, and still had the sticker outline baked into the hood. Likely a defect or neglected somehow. Anyway, I drove about an hour to get it so I figured I could tolerate it.
Fast forward to this weekend, the starter began to stop working along with the igniter tubes. They began to whistle and whine (I bought new ones too!)…So instead of being resourceful like I usually am or picking up another used one I said hell with it…I deserve a new one after buying used ones for years (sold it for $100 like I paid for).
SO I bit the bullet and bought the 2025 310 today. I’ll be picking it up Saturday and I’ll be sure to leave a review! To me, it wasn’t worth the extra $50 for the 325 and the “searing station” - if I want high heat I just use my kettle anyway. Here’s hoping it was a good purchase!