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

These are even ball bearing semi soft rubber. Awesome set of wheels and mini axels. My luggage is now rolling like new.

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.

Fit ok and easy to install

Had an American Tourister brand large luggage. Dragged it through a muddy tunnel from airport parking and the wheel seized. I dragged it around for a trip or two to the point that the seized wheel rubber was more of a crescent moon shape and the bellman made a comment.Ordered these, used a Sawzall to cut the press fitting bolts out. Removed the dust cover caps with an automotive pick (small flathead would work). Popped out the old components.Slapped these legit bearing and roller rubber wheels in. Male allen screws come with blue thread sealant compound. This kit fixed my American Tourister to where it rolls better than before. Made the wife happy too.Owning a Sawzall and/or dremmel or other cutting tool for tight spaces made this possible. I originally started to drill the first one out only to find that it was a sold press bolt, so I abandoned that quickly.Remove the dust caps to see if your bad wheel can come off. Measure twice for fitment. Order 1 set and replace all wheels for a smooth roll. I'm glad they send two sizes of bearing axles. Mine worked with the smaller axle.Not noisy. Maybe a level 1 or 2 for ease of replacement. This review took me about the same amount of time to replace all 4.Disclaimer: If you use a Sawzall to cut it, I would recommend the guard on the tool by pressing it into the rubber wheel. This should help keep it from spinning. I straddled the luggage with the wheels upright (so it was upside down). Start the the blade floating on the axle and begin cutting. Cut all 4 in a quick fashion.I considered using a vise and it would make this "safer". Sometimes ya just gotta send it, safety 3rd.

Nice price, they look good and fit like a glove

I ordered the 45mm x 18mm size to replace the casters on my Samsonite 20 in. Model 337 Zahora hard shell overnight suitcase which were starting to fall apart after over 10 years. These ended up being the perfect size; the product ships with two sets of four axles (1.5 in and 1-3/8 in.) and the shorter of these worked perfectly for me. No instructions included with casters so here are some helpful tips (photo is of my suitcase with new casters installed):(1) You need a bit of do it yourself experience (see next tip)(2) As one other purchaser reported, the old casters on my Samsonite were NOT designed to simply unscrew and remove. I had to use a hacksaw to cut through the axle on all four caster to remove the old ones. This is not as hard as it may sound, just be sure to protect your hands, and use a new hacksaw blade. The steel is not hardened so it was relatively easy just took some time. Cut slowly and at a 90 degree angle to avoid damaging the plastic swivel holders.(3) The product ships with washers which I ended up using on the OUTSIDE of the screw/swivel holder. This seemed to be correct but again no instructions. Placing these on the inside would take up too much room - the wheels fit perfectly without them.(4) Use two allen wrenches (included) when tightening the axle screw. Screw all the way down tight; there are no lock washers but it appears that the intent was to make this a very tight connection, The new wheels spin freely for me after tightening. Don't OVERTIGHTEN - these new axles and screws are also not made of hardened steel and you may damage the allen wrench connection on the screw if you do. Just tighten securely.(5) Replacement wheels and axles actually seem to exceed quality and function of OEM product.

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

Inexpensive price for 4 new luggage wheels. The airlines had pretty much destroyed my wheels on a Swiss gear luggage. As others noted, use a hacksaw to cut the old axles to remove the old wheels. I will just add - use a new saw blade., making the tiresome practice much quicker. I did not use the supplied washers as they were too thin for my wheel housing. I used some other thicker washers I had laying around. Use a little glue stick (very little) to hold the top washer on the wheel shaft while inserting the axle from below. I also sprayed white lithium grease in the bearings before installing. One of the bearings did not sound or feel the best and may have a damaged ball bearing inside. The other three wheels seemed fine.