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Rear Wheel

Rear wheel

Rear wheel assembly with tread, onyx

Rear Wheel

Rear Wheel

Rear Wheel

Rear wheel assembly

Rear Wheel

Rear Wheel

Rear wheel

Rear Wheel

Rear Wheel

Rear wheel

Rear Wheel

Rear Wheel
Repair Clinic provides genuine OEM rear wheel parts for your vacuum cleaner, ensuring precision fit and maintaining the manufacturer's warranty. When your vacuum’s rear wheel struggles with movement or comes off easily, these high-standard parts are ideal for restoring smooth operation. Common issues like worn-out wheel bearings or cracked wheels can lead to unnecessary difficulty during use. Our genuine vacuum cleaner parts online address these problems effectively, allowing DIY enthusiasts and professionals to handle repairs confidently. For all your replacement parts, such as rear wheels, trust our extensive inventory available for order. Looking for Electrolux parts? Check our Electrolux chassis components too! Trust Repair Clinic for a price match on your vacuum cleaner repair parts and timely delivery.
Explore common questions related to replacing rear wheels on vacuum cleaners, ensuring your device performs at its best.
To replace the rear wheels, start by checking your model's manual for specific instructions. Generally, you'll need to remove the wheel cover, unscrew the wheel fasteners, and then install the new wheel. Ensure compatibility by purchasing genuine vacuum cleaner replacement parts from Repair Clinic.
Worn or damaged wheels can cause uneven movement or scraping noises during vacuuming. Inspect for visible damage or flat spots and consider replacement if necessary. Repair Clinic offers a wide selection of vacuum parts to meet your needs.
The cost of replacement rear wheels varies by model and brand. Typically, the price ranges from $10 to $30 per wheel. For the best deals, shop vacuum cleaner parts online at Repair Clinic where we offer a price match policy on OEM parts.


Maintain your vacuum's performance by replacing worn-out rear wheels. Shopping for vacuum cleaner rear wheel replacement parts online offers a convenient solution. Our vast selection ensures you'll find the exact fit for your model, providing seamless restoration to optimal functioning. Enjoy same-day shipping on all orders to get your vacuum running swiftly. With our easy-to-use model number lookup, you can accurately select the right parts. Additionally, we offer a no-hassle 365-day return policy and a price match on genuine OEM parts to guarantee the best deal. Whether you’re addressing a wheel that wobbles or a vacuum that moves unevenly, our parts help resolve these issues effectively. Enhance your repair experience by exploring our Vacuum Cleaner Replacement section for detailed guides. Visit us to explore more about Kenmore vacuum cleaner control cables for comprehensive repair solutions.
When searching for vacuum cleaner rear wheel replacement, identifying the correct model number is essential. Most vacuum cleaners have a model number label located on the bottom or back of the unit. Sometimes, it can be found behind the dust canister or inside the battery compartment. Once located, enter the model number on Repair Clinic for a seamless model/part number lookup, ensuring compatibility with the replacement parts. This will allow you to easily order original spare parts for vacuum cleaner repairs online. If you're also looking to replace a fastener or other parts, visit Dirt Devil Vacuum Fastener Parts to explore additional options for your appliance.

Experiencing issues with your vacuum cleaner? Our dedicated team is here to assist with your vacuum cleaner rear wheel replacement and other repair needs. Whether it's replacing a worn motor belt or clearing a blockage causing suction loss, our experts provide support seven days a week. Utilize our online resources for quick model or part number lookup, and enjoy the ease of ordering genuine OEM parts online. With price match and no-hassle 365-day returns, we ensure you get the best deal on replacement parts. For any questions, visit our Contact Us page where our friendly customer service is ready to help.

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