ZoofenZoofen 4 Pcs Luggage Wheels Replacement 50x14mm Suitcase Replacement Wheels Wear-Resistant Repair Casters for Luggage(ZPF01)

I had an old American Tourister suitcase that had two of the wheels starting to basically fall apart. I had reached out to the company, but they no longer made those wheels, and the corner wheel assemblies had a unique mounting design where generic replacement wheels wouldn't fit. This kit was the perfect solution to avoid having to simply throw away the suitcase. Basically, you need a small hacksaw. I used a Stanley Utility Mini Hacksaw and it was perfect. You need to saw through the old wheel pins to remove them (unless you get lucky and have ones that are able to be unscrewed). Once you have them out, it is very easy to install the new ones. They provide two lengths of pins as well as washers to customize the fit. I a washer on either side of each wheel and the short pins and the fit was great. If these ever wear out, it will be much easier next time to simply unscrew the pins and put new wheels on. It took me probably 30 minutes from start to finish, and the first wheel definitely took longest to figure out how to do everything. Definitely recommend to fix broken wheels on older suitcases!

Lickity split—-definitely use the hacksaw. My husband worked endlessly to replace this wheel while I sat like the good wife and watched. Boom a success. He said it was easy, but you definitely need the hacksaw.

The wheels on my carryon broke and I replaced them with these. Removing the old wheels was the hardest part of the process. Installation of the new wheels was easy. The kit comes with two different sizes of wheel axles, the smaller size was perfect for my suitcase. So far I have used it three times and so far so good. I carry the wrenches with me just in case in the event that the wheels come apart, but so far I have not needed to use it, just I like to be prepared. These wheels replacement saved me from buying a whole new carryon which cost over $100.

Wheels were a good fit for my 4 year old Samsonite spinner that Samsonite support said were not available. Easy to intall, I grabbed the damaged wheel with vise grips and drilled out the end of the rivit. I spend probably 2 minutes on the entire repair but at least an hour looking for a replacement.

Worked fine on my Swissair luggage with some crafty use of washers to space the wheels correctly.

Took a while before it was delivered, but product itself was fine.

The media could not be loaded. The tires on my Nautica suitcase were stripped from my previous trip where my suitcase went up against the cobblestone road and didn’t stand a chance. Purchased a hacksaw to saw off old rods and once those were removed, very easy to install. My tires spin freely again for just over $15! (Only needed two, but at about 15 min per tire, decided to do all four and took me an hour.)

It added about 30 minutes of life to my luggage. Good buy if you want to revive a broke suitcase to have a wheel and hardware fall off in the middle of an airport.