Razor PowerWing FlashRider 360 Replacement Rear Wheels - Red

Gkids luv em on thier drifter big wheels

Good replacement wheels for the RipRider. My son got them and changed them out on his own. He claims they make him go faster. I guess any wheels that rolls smooth would be better than his old bumpy ones that had the rubber tear off. He ordered them for the red color so he could tell his and his brother's RipRiders apart. They came in blue so no luck there.

I purchased these for a razor crazy cart. They work as expected.

I finally got around to ordering replacement wheels for my sons flashrider 360. It completely renewed his interest and use of his trike. I recommend you not put it off as long as I did. great value. money well spent. Plus, now we have a spare if another wheel breaks.

I found that these were MUCH better than the original rear wheels on the Razor PowerRider 360. My son is able to glide about much more freely than he was with the originals. Super easy installation as well!

Wheels as described, but as others have pointed out they're much smaller than the original wheels. My son is happy with them though since the old ones were coming apart so they'll have to do.

These seem to be the only replacement for the rear wheels on a Razor 360, not to be confused with the FlashRider 360. So I bought them hoping they will work and they do, but they are much smaller than the originals and have some slight differences in their construction. The kids still spin just fine with them, but they don't seem to twist as easily as the bigger ones in my opinion. Also, I wish they would have come with some of the hardware such as the bolts. They didn't. What you see is what you get. 2 wheels. I would have rated it a 3 star based on what I ordered them for, but the product itself seems to be built fairly well so if you are worried about if they are a good product or not, they are. I just don't love them for the only replacement wheel for the Razor 360.

Perfect fit. Exactly what we needed. Wish we could have found them to match her pink “bike” but red works.