Razor Scooter Replacement Wheels Set with Bearings

Bought the set of two wheels to replace the cheap 2-inch wheels on a plastic 32-gallon trash can. Added a longer 5/16 inch steel rod / axle. Now the wheels extend past the bottom of the trash can, making it more stable while moving it. My only complaint is that the bearings are not being used because the wheel does not fit the axle / rod tight enough. (That would require cementing the wheels to the axle or using threaded rod so it could be tightened using washers and nuts.) However, they do the job - increasing the stability of the trash can while moving it.

We got these to replace the wheels on my sons ez rider. They worked perfectly. He had used it several times. Though the rubber is a little softer than the old ones.

My old scooter

My kid is super tough on the Razor Scooters and the thing that is taking the most beating is the wheels. Rather than buy a new scooter these wheels are super easy to change out. The wheels are just as smooth as the originals.

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.

The wheels don’t seem very durable. My first set of scooter wheels lasted years. These have significant west after only a few weeks.

The wheels are great and very much needed for my son since he rides his scooter so much. They were quite easy to attach and we have had no problems with them. I am glad I decided to purchase these for his scooter rather than having to throw it away. The wheels seem to be durable and well made. My son is back to riding his scooter and is very happy to be able to ride with his friends. I am very satisfied!

So far so good. Bought these to replace the wheels on our regular Razor scooter. They were easy to swap out and have been working great.

good and smooth got my boy happy again smooth rolling on the side walk in front of the house

Great wheels that only took about 10 minutes to install. Just unscrew the current wheels off with a Hex wrench and insert the new ones. Kids said it felt like a brand new scooter after replacing the wheels. Only down fall is I wish the wheels were cheaper, I mean a new scooter only cost around $20-$30.