OwnMyOwnMy 45mm x 18mm Luggage Suitcase Replacement Wheels, Rubber Swivel Caster Wheels Bearings Repair Kits, A Set of 4

These fit my suitcase perfectly. Make sure you measure! Easy to install. Cutting the old ones off was the hard part using a hack saw, but I used a grinder wheel the next time, and it was easy.

Great quality wheels. I got 45mm, should have picked 50, oh well. Next I realized that the heads on the axle and screw wouldn’t seat on the wheel frame (this is an old Delsey hard case). That was a showstopper because I couldn’t tighten the screw down without tightening the plastic frame into the wheel itself. But then inspiration struck. Went to Home Depot and got some 10-32 stainless machine screws. The axles are fully threaded so I got 3/4” so I don’t have to worry about them unscrewing (1/2 would be fine, the last quarter inch was tough to tighten down so it will hold forever but it was some work). The screw head was small enough to fit in the inset and the longer axles were the perfect length. They roll perfectly and passed my wife’s inspection (sometimes my projects are not suitable for public viewing :)). I hacksawed the old axles off. It took me 1 hour for the first wheel including figuring out the screw situation. 10 minutes a wheel after that.

These worked well on my Swiss Gear suitcase easy to install. Hardest part was removing the old wheels

Nice price, they look good and fit like a glove

TLDR: it’s a very good replacement for my Samsonite carry on hard shell spinner suitcase wheels. I kept the Samsonite mount, hacksawed the Samsonite axle out, popped out the worn wheel and installed the new wheel with its new axle. So far, two trips in and the wheels are still on.Long story, why not:My hard shell suitcase started rolling out of line, and eventually became very difficult to maneuver. It was so bad that carrying the rolling suitcase seemed like the only way to transport it. Upon examination, I soon learned what the issue was: the rear wheels were worn out in a very peculiar pattern- slanted inwards, leaving only a small thin sliver of wheel to roll on. Of course the suitcase wasn’t going to roll very well like that. And, of course, Samsonite wasn’t going to just sell spare wheels to replace the existing ones. Faced with the inevitable fate of the dumpster, I had little to lose ordering these wheels for the suitcase. Guided by good ‘ol Google, I looked up a tutorial on YouTube where a nice person showed a step by step. In summary; flip the suitcase over, brace the wheel mount (he had a tool, I used my hand) and hack at the axle until it is sawed in two, pop out the old wheel, pop in the new wheel, screw on the new axle, done! The hacksawing part was by far the hardest part of the journey but I managed to do it, and if you want to keep your suitcase out of the landfill, or avoid spending money on a new suitcase- so can you! After that, my suitcase is rolling around like new. I only replaced the two rear wheels so I’m keeping the two spare wheels for when the front ones give out. I’ve done two trips and the wheels are still going very strong. Overall, superb deal!

Very pleased with the product. Installation was quick once I was able to get the old wheels off. That was the biggest challenge of the whole project. Ended up drilling them out. The suitcase was perfectly usable, however the original wheels were destroyed on European cobblestones on my last trip. I didn't want to throw away a good suitcase nor pay another couple hundred for a replacement. Overall very pleased with the product and the results.

They are ok. I dont know how long these will last but they gave my siitcase an extra lease on life.

The wheels arrived quickly and in good condition. They were exactly what I was looking for. They are good quality and I expect long service life from them. I really like the two different length axil shafts. The only hard part was removing the original wheels, that in my case were riveted. I found the easiest way to remove them was cut up the old wheel so that I could use a hacksaw on the center axil. This also had the bonus of not damaging the original caster brackets that hold the wheel. Once the old axil was removed the new ones were easy to install in less than 2 minutes.