Luggage Wheel Set - 76mmx24mm Wheel Size

I found these after realizing mid-trip that the tread had begun to come off the wheels on my 12-year-old TravelPro Walkabout Lite 3. Searching for solutions made me more determined to find one, as it seems that TravelPro has begun to make their newer luggage models with proprietary wheels that can't be replaced by the customer as easily. Reviews helped me feel confident that these would work. I ordered right away, they arrived quickly, and it took me less than 10 minutes to replace them. They roll great around my kitchen. I'll have to update after my next trip. To replace, as others have said, you'll need to keep parts from the original wheels to make these fit. I found it helpful to remove my old wheels before I ordered, just to be sure I could disassemble them as needed. I easily unscrewed the bolt (which serves as the wheel's axle) from the original wheels and also removed the axle housings (?) from both sides of the center of the wheel. (These are shaped like donuts and look like part of the wheel but can be removed with a slight push by a screwdriver.) The housing that has a flange/extension on it is critical, because it makes the axle fit properly in the suitcase and allows the wheel to roll smoothly. The housing on the other side of the center of the wheel lies flush with the wheel and probably isn't necessary as a replacement, but I chose to use it along with its flanged partner on the other side. To use the old parts on the new wheels, you must remove the axle housings that come with them, which took a little effort for me. Use the provided Allen wrench and find the separation between the two parts in the inside center of the wheel. You'll have to hold the wheel flat and force one side of the housing down to make it pop out of the wheel's center. You can flip the wheel over and do the same thing on the other side. The old parts should easily fit in place of the parts you removed, and you can reinstall by screwing the wheel on with the old axle/bolt. Good luck and happy travels!

My Eagle Creek bag could not be found anywhere on the Eagle Creek Spare Parts website. Their website does not even list 76mm wheels for any bags. So finding these saved this bag from the garbage. These wheels perfectly met my expectations. Shipped fast in a well packaged box. Contained everything I needed to replace the cheap stock wheels that shattered on our last trip. Fit perfectly and roll much smoother than the stock wheels. I will definitely buy again if I have any other wheels self-destruct.

Victorinox wheel has an extension which plugs into a female socket in the luggage housing. Could not get these to fit, so I returned them. Have exhaustively tried, and failed, to obtain wheels that fit. These are beautiful wheels. Am about to reorder them and engineer the necessary modifications. Addendum: Got these again. Popped bearings out and inserted custom Victorinox bearings from old wheels. Needed 'custom' old bearing on inner side of new wheel. Required one new slightly longer right handed 6mm machine screw. Fit and result perfect. Be aware that opposite wheels have different threads: One right handed and the other left. Love this suitcase which has been through a lot, but because of lack of product support will not buy another Victorinox product.

fits old travelpro crew 4. Keep your old axle and screws as provided ones don't fit but the wheels will work. I did use the spacers provided. Extra parts shown in the box.

I used these to replace the wheels on a Travelpro 20" Flightcrew7 rollaboard that disintegrated during a recent trip (one fell apart at the beginning, the other at the end of the trip). Knocked one star off for a strange fibrous residue that coated the wheels and took a while to wipe off, and the fact the the bearings labeled ABEC-7 were not particularly free spinning out of the box (but they'll hopefully loosen up with some wear). The wheels came with an 8mm axle and nylon bushings to use the existing 6mm Travelpro axle, which is the only option for me because that was the only axle that would fit the cutouts in the plastic wheel housing and because the bushings provide the few mm of additional spacing for the wheel to fit without side-to-side play in the housings (wheels are 24mm wide, Travelpro housings are 26-27mm wide). Getting the locktite-secured screws out of the old axle took some work, but once that was done it was an easy wheel swap that took five minutes. As far as I know these 76mm wheels will fit most Travelpro rollaboard bags (measure your current wheels to be sure) but you will need to retain the bag's existing 6mm axles and use those with the nylon bushings/spacers.

I finally found new wheels for my TravelPro LITE luggage! My luggage was 15 year old (or more) and has been around the world many times. The rubber came off my wheels years ago and I have been running on plastic, loud and not rolling very well. I have tried finding wheels for years. Even ordered 3 or 4 sets and either the wheel was too big, too wide or the center post was too small. These wheels fit perfectly! The only concern I have is that I had to use my old screws (the new ones were too small) and I could not screw them in all the way (the wheel would stop rolling). I think the screw will still stay in place, but only time (and miles) will tell!

I have a 15 year old TravelPro Crew5 carry on roller, and when the wheel broke the last time I traveled, I feared I was going to have to replace my trusted bag. Fortunately, these wheels worked great. I was worried that due to the age of my bag that perhaps standards (wheel size, axle size, etc) would have changed and the wheel wouldn't fit. While the supplied axle didn't fit my bag, the new wheel fit my original axle so I was still able to complete the repair without any issues. Very happy this small purchased saved me from purchasing a new bag for hundreds more.

These wheels fit my Travelpro Walkabout Lite 3 with a little bit of finagling. Had to pop out the inner section (axle?) of my old ones because they had a little extender to keep the wheel from snugging up to the bag. Used those axles on these wheels (popped out the flat ones on the new wheels) and also used the original bolts/ screws (my bag doesn’t have access to the inside of the wheels- couldn’t use the two-piece screws that came with the new wheels). Side note- I had no luck contacting Travelpro for replacement wheel deets. Surprising that such a reputable company makes it very difficult, if not downright impossible, to find replacement parts or specifications thereof.