Best 4-Wheel Prams & Strollers

Four-wheeler prams are designed with two smaller wheels in the front, and two larger rear wheels. They are most well-known for their stability and their availability. There are plenty of 4-wheeler prams to choose from, with options from budget brands all the way to premium picks for baby.

Are 3 or 4 wheel prams better?

This depends on how you're going to be using your new pram or stroller. It should be suitable for your lifestyle, including being easy to use in the places you frequently like to visit with baby in tow.

In a nutshell, 4-wheel prams offers plenty of models of stable and reliable prams that make it easy to get in and out of tight spots. If you're someone who will spent a lot of time navigating urban jungles - such as busy supermarket aisles or bus and train corridors - a 4-wheel pram is likely to make life easier for you.

Pros

Compact, narrow designs of some models makes them suitable for navigating narrow shopping aisles or hopping aboard buses
Collapsible or foldable functions make 4-Wheelers useful for packing away into the car or public transport.
Lightweight designs make 4-wheeler prams easier to push, pack away and store in a boot than many 3-wheeler prams. Umbrella prams are especially suited as travel prams or back-up prams to have in your boot, as they’re made with an especially light and thin fabric.
Considered safer than 3-Wheeler prams in general, as their four wheels equip them with more stability. Tipping over or rolling away are less likely to happen than they are with a 3-Wheeler pram.
More affordable than many 3-Wheeler prams and strollers, and with plenty of options to choose from.

Cons

Smaller wheels may struggle to move smoothly in outdoor areas that aren’t pavemented. If this is a concern but you'd still prefer a 4-Wheeler Pram, choose one with larger back wheels.
More limited choice of all-terrain prams. While there are some 4-wheeler strollers that can be used on all terrains, you'll have less options to choose from if you enjoy exercising outdoors with your pram in wilder areas than just the local park.