Do you sell rubber wheels for the walkers. The hard plastic mars my floors
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I bought these and they are rubber. They are great...quieter as well as non-scratching. They also go from bare floor to rugs (and those little slats between tile and wood floors) without catching. Highly recommend them.
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This one is a poly wheel. Let me know ifyou are still looking a softer wheel. Poly will not mark the floors. Soft black rubber will. thanks
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I don't know for sure as I don't have wooden floors to test it, but the legs do have rubber ends, so I would think not.EDIT: they are plastic, not rubber. I don't see it making a difference, though.
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maybe try harbor freight for small wheels that may go up inside the wells if you remove the rubber pieces
445995
It is difficult to determine the composition of the wheels. However, I do not believe they are rubber but of a plastic composition. They do not make marks on my carpet, wood floors, outdoor concrete, etc. so they are good to go. Hope this helps.
711014
Yes. I got these: http://www.amazon.com/Polyurethane-Office-Caster-Wheels-Hardwood/dp/B004FOK6NS/ref=pd_ys_sf_s_rp_a1_4_p?ie=UTF8&refRID=0T002WQCKGYP6P7WZW8Y
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No they are well designed. You remove the original rubber feet in the back and the glides just snap right in. My 90 yr old dad glides along carpets as well as hardwood floors with his walker now that I popped the new glides in.
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I have these chairs. The wheels are hard plastic but they are not marking up my hardwood floors.
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I really dont know if you could find the wheels in rubber. You might try contacting the manufacturer to se if the have replacement wheels made of rubber that might be used on pricier upgraded models. if they have them it is easy to snap the originals off and put the new ones on. Just pinch in the little spring loaded plastic ears at the connection to the frame. Good luck.
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Yes! These wheels are like the rubber consistency if roller blade wheels. The fact that they are on casters (multi-directional) allows for more uniform pressure and grip. This is, bar none, the best walker toy out there.
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Hi Vera, The Scoot Around has Rubberized wheels which won't mark up your floors ! Regards, aBaby
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Hard plastic - although I think I read that you can replace the plastic with polyurethane wheels. This hard plastic is holding up great and my grandson rides in the house on wood and tile AND outside on the stone terrace. Drifting has scuffed the wood floors so he has a cease and desist order on that. FYI.
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You must have larger walker legs than I do. I need to pound mine in with a hammer. No idea what you should do.....sorry. gnn
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Do you mean the rubber corner pieces? I think they sell them on eBay. Try them out.
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The majority of the "pad" is hard plastic. I agree. It will damage your floor and that is why I sent them back.
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Yes. Our daughter is able to transition from the hardwood to the tile to thicker carpet with no issue. The wheels are a much better quality than the plastic walkers.
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They are plastic wheels, and I wouldn't buy this stroller again. I take my dogs for a walk just about every night, and this stroller hasn't been a good expense. It is uncomfortable to walk behind because the height is really low, and it just takes a lot more effort to push than it should.