How do the wheels go on? When we put them in the holes, they just fall out.
503253
My husband said he lined the wheels up and "smacked" them with a rubber hammer. Not sure if that is what the manufacturer recommends but they have stayed in and roll around well.
503254
push them in hard, if you have a rubber mallet hit it with the mattel, don't use a hammer as you can crack the wheel
1255524
Just add the wheels. Be sure to put them in the correct place. They go in the front.
481531
try pushing the wheels in tighter; they're supposed to snap in. you need to use some strength. put some elbow grease into it man.
1012683
the wheels don't fall off. you need them. I don't know if you can purchase without.
1058037
You snap them on. Push them on the spoke until the wheels "click" on so they're secure.
1599851
No the wheels do not fall off. My 8 year old abused them (hockey in the street every day in the spring, summer, fall!) and the wheels are still in great shape.
1557475
Alex Colby's answer is the same as mine except you have to put the wheels on which takes a medium amount of force. Be sure they're on firmly or they'll wobble.
2255047
If you drilled a hole in the long side of the frame you could install the wheels to work in the direction you want them too. As it is designed, the axle of the wheels goes through a hole in the short sides of the frame so they only pull out sideways.
2196856
Yes. They fit snugly, so you needn't worry about them falling off; however, if you want to remove them, a firm tug will dislodge the wheels. I love mine, for what it's worth.
2053720
You don't... it takes a certain bit, and that is it. It will slip in/out but not fall out. This is how they function by design. Go make some holes.
1392016
I had the same problem. My son took it home and fixed it for me. Please check instructions. If you don't have them, you can google them. Note the placement of the spacers on the wheels. If the spacers are put on incorrectly, the wheels will bang into each other and not be able to close up. You will need to remove the lock pieces on the wheels and replace the spacers onto the other frame. Hope this helps.
1276443
Though it took me a little while to install them, I've never had a problem with them blowing out, or the inner tube slipping out. Just make sure that you got the correct size tires. It took me a while to figure out these unusual (to me at least) sizes. I believe that they are not an American standard size. If you're trying to fit it on a true American sized wheel, they won't fit. I hope this was helpful.
1695080
Unfortunately I returned the cart shortly after I got it because the wheels kept falling off. Maybe I didn't have them on right but I could not seem to figure it out myself either. Sorry I could not be more help.
218754
you have to put them on like a cover to a tupperware dish. start on one side and work around the rim until it snaps in.
607943
Hi, I held mine by the wheel tightly and loosely gripped the body and mine slipped right apart. Try twisting it first to get it loose. Thanks!
2192184
I replaced the wheeles with something similar to these, but cheeper (http://www.rockler.com/french-country-bun-feet) and put these (http://www.rockler.com/screw-on-tee-nuts-choose-size-thread) in the holes the wheels went into. Added maybe an Inch and a half, but as an Island in our kitchen, it worked out. Im sure you could find legs closer to the size that the wheels are if you look around. I've had it almost 6 months, and its solid.
36500
You just pound them right onto the rims. I used my fist or my foot (with shoe). It's just a tension fitting against the rim, so not difficult.