StanderReplacement 6-inch Walker Wheels, 6 Inch Rollator-Wheels for Adults, Seniors, and Elderly, Compatible with Stander's Wonder-Walkers and Wonder-Rollators, Set of 4

One of my mom’s Drive walker wheels had cracked and was wobbling when she pushed it. See the pick of the worn out tire next to the new tire. She only uses this walker inside her independent living. It rides on carpet, tile and vinyl flooring. The walker is about 7 years old. The walker’s original wheel measured just under 6”. I was going to order the two pack, but I decided last minute to order the 4 pack and I’m glad I did. One of the back wheels bearings all fell out removing it. Hair and dirt were embedded in the tires moving parts. This 4 set of wheels came packaged as two sets of two tires. Each set had a little wrench to fit the nut and an allen wrench to prevent the bolt from moving while you loosened the nut. This size allen wrench did not fit my mom’s walker’s existing hardware. Luckily I had brought extra tools. I needed a 3/16th allen wrench/hex key. I did not need any other tools but those two. The replacement was process was easy and took me about a half hour but I cleaned the walker. When you turn it upside down you see the messes they drop on the frame:0 I highly suggest taking notice of where the washer goes when disassembling, especially the fixed back wheels. You need to know when you reassemble. The Drive had a plate and a washer. Each package comes with 2 wheels, the wrench and the allen/hex key. You must reuse the axle bolt, nut and washer from the old wheel assembly. I learned not to tighten the swivel front wheel’s nut too tight or you can get the decorative nut cap on. I will update if these wheels fail or fall apart prematurely, but I doubt it since its basically an indoor walker. It’s 7/13/2023 and they are working great. So happy I replaced all 4 wheels and not just 1 or 2. If your walker is old, replace all 4 wheels! You could not tell how dirty the insides of the wheels were until I removed them. They were all in poor shape from old age. The walkers now rides smooth and I didn’t have to adjust her back locking brakes. To be honest I didn’t know how, but these new wheels locked in place so I let it be. So far I highly recommend the 4 pack.

Got these for my father in law's Rollator. The original wheels are not durable at all but these seem much better. Fit was perfect and installation was easy.

Perfect replacements and a better option than just buying the bearings alone which actually cost more! They were exact factory fit finish everything and easy to install requiring only an Allen key and pliers.

The media could not be loaded. Worked perfectly with my Lumex RJ4700s. The last letter stands for the color. In my case “s” stands for stainless.NOTE: no bolts or nuts were provided. Reuse original. The front and back wheels have different type bolts. The back wheels are easier. Work with one wheel at a time. Take photos as you work. THE NEW WHEELS HAVE A MOVEABLE PIECE IN THE SHAFT. YOU MUST ALIGN IT SO THAT THE BOLT CAN GO THROUGH ALL THE WAY. THAT MEANS WORKING WITH THE WHEEL IN A HORIZONTAL POSITION UNTIL THE BOLT IS SUCCESSFULLY INSERTED. See my video clipBACK WHEELS: place walker on it’s side with one back wheel facing up, remove the caps with pliers, make note of washer placements..as you remove the pieces place them in order right to left, when putting the wheel back you reverse the order (left to right) remember to jiggle the wheel to align the inner piece, after wheel is on then flip to do other back wheel. FRONT WHEELS: these are tricky because they move around. Make special note, there are two washers side by side next to the Nut. The washers do not go in the middle. Before inserting the wheel hold it horizontally and jiggle to align middle piece, (you can use a skinny stick to help) then carefully put in place maintaining that horizontal position until bolt is successfully inserted. I did not over tighten these bolts. Hope this helps.

easy to install work great

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The media could not be loaded. Of course, the bearing on the original wheel disintegrated while my wife and I were on vacation. Ordered while traveling and Amazon delivered them on the date promised (Thank you!) so we had them when we arrived home.These were a perfect fit onto a Carex steel-frame, 350-pound capacity rolator (the one with the blue frame). The wheels even come with the tools needed to do the replacement. Changing all 4 took about 30 minutes, including the time to make the four short videos! (I apologize for the shake.) I used a ratchet wrench with 13mm socket (1/2" works perfectly, too) to speed things up a little. With the Carex unit, the axle bolts are reused, so the Stander wheels have everything you need.Time will tell how well the rubber tires hold up. For now, they roll very easily. These appear to be a good value. Recommended!

the walker wheels are just what I wanted and these people will get back to you fast if you have a question or trouble