Razor Scooter Replacement Wheels Set with Bearings

Replacement Wheels for Razor Scooters. Be sure to read the back of the box for replacement directions. You most definitely need 2 5mm Alan Wrenches and I also suggest a can of lubricant if the wheels are being replaced for the first time.

We found an old scooter with no wheels and added these and it was just like new! Very nice to be able to fix something up so easily with new wheels. It has been given a lot of use by my three boys and the wheels are still holding up well. Plus the boys like the cool color!

Fit my micro scooter, wheels were a bit narrower than my forks, but they easily compressed to fit. As long as your scooter has bearings marked 608, wheels that are about 1 wide and 3.9 diameter, these should fit. Wheels have a little bit of runout, but theyll probably be round after some riding. Came in a razor branded package, could be knockoffs, but if they are, they nailed the packaging.

Found an abandoned razor kick scooter with a broken front wheel. I oiled it and installed this wheel which came with new bearings; now I will donate the scooter for a kid to enjoy.

Item as described, work perfectly for my razor scooter.

I used these to replace the cheap, thin plastic wheels on a pretty good rolling tote. Although a bit thinner, they were an exact diameter match. The tote rolls smoother now than it ever has, and the new wheels are nearly silent -- you could hear the old one coming a block away, the wheels made so much noise.

they work fine and do what they say they do - I would buy again if they wear out.

My child skidded so much on his scooter that the wheels got flat spots and needed replacement. The wheels fit the Razor perfect, the new hand grips we did not use and the sticker was too big and needed to be cut down to size.

Liked to color, the quality, the ease installation on the razor scooter.

I bought these wheels to upgrade a three-wheeled Razor scooter that I found for my five-year-old granddaughter at a yard sale. I had read reviews of the scooter itself that said it was very frustrating because it was impossible for a child to get any speed on it. I had noticed that same problem with the scooter when my neighbors son tried to ride it. One reviewer stated that he had fixed the problem by buying wheels with bearings. I decided to try that myself using these wheels. The installation was easy and I noticed immediately how much more smoothly the scooter rode. My granddaughter loves the scooter and is able to go pretty fast thanks to these wheels. Just as a note: my granddaughter only weighs 35 pounds, so she is not putting any undue pressure on the wheels or the scooter. Thanks to these wheels, I was able to get her a Razor scooter that she actually enjoys and can balance on for a very reasonable price.