can i replace the wheels once they get wore out instead of buying another walker rollator
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Well, I can't say... I bought it and sended it to another country, so never saw it, sorry can't help you. But go to the manufacture's web page and try to get an answer from them.
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Hi Olga, thank you for your interest in Drive Medical! Yes, the wheels may be replaced on this rollator.
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Hi, I haven't needed to replace the wheels yet, so I'm not sure about that. Yes, my son uses them in our driveway and in the street. He manages fine, although it does take him a minute or two to adjust to uneven pavement or pebbles in the road.
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I'm not sure to be honest with you. Have you tried contacting the manufacturer? They may replace it for u free of charge or u can take it into your nearest toys r us and see if they have any spare wheels they can sell u.
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I don't think so. The walker is not made to be like a rollater. It is just a big help to pack in the car and zip it out for a quick walk to enter a restaurant with friends. The walker will not do for long term moving. I, hoped it would be more than it is.......but
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I think so. When it comes, you have to stick on the wheels yourself. You just shove them on the leg of the stroller and they clip on, so I think you just have to push that clip and the old wheels will come off so you can put new ones on.
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I'm sure you can, because my wife's walker arrived with a bent wheel and the company sent us a new one.
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No you cannot purchase a replacement wheel. I am a maintenance Engineer. I have been doing this for 40 years. Prior to purchasing this item, I did an extensive research for spare parts. I spent a couple of hours looking, no luck. I could not find a wheel anywhere. You might be able to find just the tire. There are people that sell the hard rubber tires. Your best bet is to get the tire size and then surf the web and see if you could find one.
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It is my understanding that the seller is also the manufacturer. They should be able to provide a new wheel. Also with the wheel measurements you should be able to get one from your local hardware store. If you have already tried these suggestions, I don't know.
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I would try the Fisher-Price web sight. I know they make replacement wheels, batteries etc.
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Call the company that makes the product, they sell replacement wheels. They actually gave me 1 or 2 for free the 1st time I called. I had to purchase a set of 5 last time.
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My husband believes the wheels could be replaced with balloon tires, as long as the rod sizes are the same to hold them in place securely.
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Hi Jane - I suspect the only place to get them is with the manufacturer. I visited their website and found out that as of this August they have discontinued the Access Breeze Rollator - see http://www.active-walker.com/news-2/breeze-rollator-discontinued/ I would still contact them and ask them about parts availability - http://www.active-walker.com/english/contact/ Good luck! I may contact them with the same question in case I need parts for my wife's Access Breeze. Access returned my inquiry that I sent through their website. Here is what they said - "Our distributor in the US, Core Distribution, will still have parts available, and if they should run out, we will be able to assist." Core Distribution's website address is: http://http://core-distribution.com I hope this information helps.
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Yes. The skids are removable and substitute wheels can be purchased on Amazon.
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I've read reviews where folks who had the older plastic wheels have contacted Barker and the company sent them the new wheels free of charge. Its worth a try.
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Here is my experience...the wheels/skids are interchangeable. However that means that you have to purchase a second walker and rob the wheels from one to put on the second. The downside is that there are no hand brakes (as with other wheeled walkers). I was willing to do this and kept the second walker on hand just as a 'spare'. The convenience of the weight and collapsible frame is something my husband can maneuver in and out of the car on his own and it gives him more stability than just using a cane.
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I actually have no idea. My Mother wears the walker out before the wheels wear out. They are pretty durable.
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Not without a lot of effort. It would essentially mean taking it apart. They don't just pop off and on, unfortunately. The front wheels are casters that could be relatively simple; however the back wheels are integrated into the rear of the walker and the housing is fused to the upper portion. To remove them, you'd have to separate the top from the bottom, which renders it useless...