do you know how large the wheels are? I read not to get less than 6" as it is hard to move. Thanks
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The stroller pictured here is the smaller one (pets up to 30 pounds, I think). We had that one, but the wheels are a little smaller. As I recall, they're 5" or 6". I thought it was very stable and not difficult to move. Our (blind) dog is 25 lbs, and when we replaced it we went to the larger model for pets up to 60 lbs. The wheels are 11-inches. We like the larger one much better, although the single front wheel can vibrate if you walk to fast. That's easily corrected with a button that saps the wheel locked, and that works great for jogging. Our experience with these two carriers was nothing short of fantastic. Changed our lives and that of our dog. Good luck. The stroller pictured here is the smaller one (pets up to 30 pounds, I think). We had that one, but the wheels are a little smaller. As I recall, they're 5" or 6". I thought it was very stable and not difficult to move. Our (blind) dog is 25 lbs, and when we replaced it we went to the larger model for pets up to 60 lbs. The wheels are 11-inches. We like the larger one much better, although the single front wheel can vibrate if you walk to fast. That's easily corrected with a button that saps the wheel locked, and that works great for jogging. Our experience with these two carriers... » Read More The stroller pictured here is the smaller one (pets up to 30 pounds, I think). We had that one, but the wheels are a little smaller. As I recall, they're 5" or 6". I thought it was very stable and not difficult to move. Our (blind) dog is 25 lbs, and when we replaced it we went to the larger model for pets up to 60 lbs. The wheels are 11-inches. We like the larger one much better, although the single front wheel can vibrate if you walk to fast. That's easily corrected with a button that saps the wheel locked, and that works great for jogging. Our experience with these two carriers was nothing short of fantastic. Changed our lives and that of our dog. Good luck. « Show Less
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Wheel is 8" in diameter, there are two in the back and a tandem on the front support. They work just fine for strolling. I only walk not run or jog and the wheels do just fine.
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I'm not sure how big they are but, I have no problem getting this stroller moving. In fact I love it & it's a life saver for me & my girl. She is getting old & it's great for her because, she still gets to go for walks with my other girl. I can put both of them in it & they are Miniature Schnauzers that weigh more than a little more 45 lbs. I hope this helped you. PS It is not good on grass!
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I measured the wheels from the floor to the top of the wheels and they are just a tad over seven inches. I usually am on the pavement strolling the kitties, but once we took them on a nice gravel path, and the wheels rolled very well. This is an excellent product. My cats use it all the time -- lying in it and on top of it in our backyard during the day and they sleep in and on it at night. They also love their neighborhood strolls.
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It is 68 1/2" long and almost 4 1/2" at the bottom (with the wheels left on). Long and skinny. You would have to undo some bolts to make it less long, probably too much trouble. Hope that helps!
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You can use the 6" wire wheel. Also, here is a link to 7" wheels:https://www.google.com/search?q=7%22+wire+wheel&ie;=utf-8&oe;=utf-8&aq;=t&rls;=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client;=firefox-a#bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&ei;=sjsSUtXYO-TW2QW31YGABg&f;p=c2ecfddfdb752369&q;=7%22+wire+wheel&rls;=org.mozilla:en-US:official&sa;=X&tbm;=shop&ved=0CD4Qsxg
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Regular less of the size. I would not purchase this item. The wheels are very thing plastic and made very poorly. I would guess it's about 12 inches by 6 inches
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Possibly. It depends on if you plan on using the wheels or not. They are optional. If I had to guess, with out looking, I'd say they were 3-4" alone...Does that answer your question?
75441
Hello, the wheels are not the fitments you need. You will need a wheel that has a 5x110 bolt pattern and offset range of 35-45.
1916480
Contact the manufacturer to make sure, I bought one that the amazon site said would work, but when it came, there was a note that it would not work on any that had 19 inch wheels. The manufacturer told me that the Amazon site did not go into enough detail to make a positive determination. It cost me $35 to send it back.
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Wheels are 6 3/4 like Bob mentioned. You can replace the wheels, the is a single nut that screws through the center of the wheel to the body of the frame. And to what James said, I bought mine over a year ago, and have used it about a dozen times. Mostly to run my air brush rig. But I'v done a few big jobs requiring it to work really hard, all in all it has been fantasic. I do want to replace the wheels with some rubber ones.
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I'm so sorry I complained about this company's inability to provide answers to my own questions, because now amazon shoppers are asking ME the questions. The wheel I bought is in a storage facility far from my home for future use and I am not willing to provide the answes to you question about the width. Kindly ask the ACE about their products, not me.
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The wheels (or "casters") are eight inch, which is enough for most indoor and some outdoor obstacles. The other "standard" caster is (as I recall) four inch diameter. Way too small in my opinion.
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I didnt use the wheels because in my experience they are never good unless its heavy duty. Its super lightweight and if i had to guess, maybe a 5.5ft tall and not very long maybe 3-4ft
1907648
Yes, just push the hand brake levers down until they click. As a side note the wheels are 5.5 inches, not 6 inches as advertised. No problem, the walker moves quite nicely. Breaks on mine are VERY good., no adjustment required.
2025856
A six speed freewheel will fit. And as long as your wheel is 27" then this wheel will work for you.
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wheels are built with quick releases included. they do require rim tape. up to a 2.3mm tire should be okay.thanks,
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The wheels themselves are 5 inches wides/high, believe it or not, and they are extremely sturdy and heavy for their size. I, too, have another set of shelving with 3" wheels, but they don't look like the one in the picture (they don't have the 'on'/ 'off' tab like the 5" wheels). You will probably like these a lot, especially that you're planning to put heavy things on the shelves. Try to get free shipping, because they weigh a ton.
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The wheels are eight inches. This walker is for children or really petite adults. I am five foot tall. If I was any taller, I do not think that it would be appropriate. It is well built and comfortable to sit on.
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are you asking what size you should get? that all depends on the size of the wheel you have.