suiwotin 2pcs 50 x 18mm Luggage Wheels Replacement, Black Rubber Suitcase Wheels Replacement Repair Kit, Smooth Luggage Replacement Parts for Carry-on Roller Bag, Suitcase Bag, Trolley Bag

These wheels come with the necessary hardware, feel very high quality, roll smoothly, and are a great price. In addition to working as replacement luggage wheels, these work absolutely perfectly for replacing worn wheels of JanSport rolling backpacks (see attached photos). The trick for those is to place four of the included washers in each of the backpack axle slot recesses where the JanSport wheels have a protrusion that used to fit into it. Then use the existing screw that came with your backpack, instead of the ones included with these wheels, and they're a perfect fit, with perfect wheel well clearance, and it rolls like it's brand new! You're welcome in advance for making your kid happy without having to buy a new $100 rolling backpack =-)

Great fit for my Ricardo Beverly Hills 20+ year old luggage. 75mm was the right size and 6mm hole diameter works with the original screw (didn't need the new hardware). Initially tried 70mm wheels (too small) with a 8mm hole (too big and loose) so these were perfect. Quality is better than original.

Wheels worked great and are very silent. You will have to drill the end of the factory pins for removal. Installing the new wheels are very easy. Cheaper than replacing a perfectly good bag.

Perfect replacement wheels. Easy to put on and worked better than OEM.

The wheels are fine but the provided hardware didn't work for me. The hardware I already had wouldn't work either. So... it took an extra trip to the store for 6mm bolts to make it all work.

Absolutely chuffed with these replacement wheels. Fit like a charm and I am already impressed with how silent these are compared to the plastic wheels that came standard with the suitcase. These hve made my suitcase roll back the years (it is 13 years old) and I am sure to use it at least another 10 years, easy!

I bought these to replace the wheels of an inexpensive yet very useful piece of luggage purchased from Costco maybe 8 or more years ago. It would have been impractically expensive to pay someone else to complete the repair, and yet I didn't want to just toss this piece of luggage into the landfill. I've paid a local shop in the past to fix the wheels on a carry-on piece of mine. It was outrageously expensive but I did it anyway because that one was a vintage piece I am very attached to. In this case I decided to try fixing it myself. I set out on this mission knowing that if I failed I would just have to put it in the landfill anyway. My logic was, "Hey what would be the hurt in trying?" The repair turned out to be pretty straightforward, and all I really needed was a drill, a screwdriver, and of course a little elbow grease. The one critique I have is that the fasteners included in this kit had (in my opinion) insufficient threadlock applied to the threaded Allen head screws. I had a tube of Blue Locktite so that solved the problem for me (if it was a problem in the first place is open for debate but I'd rather be safe vs. sorry. I'm attaching several photos for everyone to see the specific piece of luggage (in case you might have the same one, it has a badge on the front which reads "A.T.GO" and a logo that somewhat resembles a highbrid of the old Addidas 3-strips logo and the old Puma brand logo), and how the results at the end looked. Overall, I am satisfied even though I wished these wheels were two millimeters smaller. As is, they just barely rub on the plastic molded wheel well. It won't take long for the two wheels to wear slightly down, at which point it will no longer be a problem, but even as-is the luggage rolls fine. I do encourage all of you to try this repair, especially if the piece of luggage you have appears to be ready for end user repair.

Seemed to fit and work as advertised