2 Set Luggage Suitcase Replacement Wheels Axles Wrench Deluxe Repair 70x24mm,

Easy installation all parts needed were there.

Took a long time to arrive but they fit my luggage perfectly. Now it rolls like new.

The airlines managed to totally destroy both wheels on my roller suitcase. When I say destroyed, these were toast. I had to drag it home. These fit exactly. Just make sure you have the right length of the shafts that these wheels mound on. Once installed I couldnt believe how easily this suitcase is to maneuver. These wheels are roller blade quality. Thank you airlines. Had you not destroyed the original wheels I would still be thump, thump, thumping my way through airports.

The wheels were actually what I needed. Easy to install

I put new life into my old rollerboard. These things roll much nicer than the originals.

The wheels came with all the necessary components and tools to install them. They even came with loc-tite on the axle threads. Replacing them on a TravelPro roller bag saved me over $50.00. Not hard to do as there are plenty of how to sites online. Three trips so far and the bag/wheels work perfectly.

I am still puzzled as to how TSA and baggage handlers can continue to damage or pull off wheels which are 90% tucked away into the frame of a suitcase, but they do. These little kits are a lifesaver and easy to use. You do need to pay attention to the dimensions of the wheels you are replacing and the axle length, but once you match one up, it is pretty easy. Many manufacturers use rivets of axles where they physically expand the end of it to secure it in place on the luggage. These axles use a bolt into a threaded axel to lock in the length of the axle. This is where my reduction to four stars comes in. There is often a slight difference between the length of the shaft and the distance between both sides of the wheel/housing support. It would really help if the kit included some THIN washers (I would call them shim washers) to take up that slack and make for a better repair. Normal width washers are easy to find, but thin ones are hard to find.

I was bummed when my Ricardo of Beverly Hills(RBH) wheeled carry-on bags wheels fell apart as the bag was still in great shape. I ordered these wheels and had the bag good as new in less than 30 minutes(plus a trip to the hardware store). My bag had a weird setup where there were three screws and one push rivet per wheel. I wasnt thinking when working on the first wheel and drilled out the push rivet. When I saw how the wheel was attached and also how flexible the plastic was, I realized i could get the second wheel out without removing the push rivet. I got a standoff spacer and screw from Home Depot which worked fine when rerassembling the first wheel base(with some thread lock). The wheels slide right in. I kept the original axle/screw and used them to attach the wheels. Button it all up and viola- saved my favorite bag!

Surprised to receive the replacement for the units that arrived damaged.

I successfully rescued a treasured hand-me-down Harriman bag with these, used 6MM bolts/nuts/washers I purchased to get it done as that bag as a different system of hanging wheels.