80mm Rear Wheel incl Bearings Micro Scooters Australia

How to replace scooter wheels

1. Using an Allen Key, undo the axle through the wheel. (If you have difficulty with this please refer to the “Dealing with immovable bolts” on our maintenance page)
2. If the wheel does not come with bearings either insert new bearings or replace with the bearings from the old wheel. (see below)
3. If your model has spacers or washers make sure they are in place before replacing the wheel.
4. Place the Allen Key bolt through the base, wheel and spacers if applicable and tighten.

Please note: The Maxi Micro Classic/Deluxe has two wheels at the rear. To be safe, do double check and see if you will need to replace just one or both of them. 

The great thing about Micro Scooters is that we have a full range of spare parts available – as you know since you’re here. Since Micro Scooters have few moving parts and they are largely screwed together instead of fused, most parts can be easily replaced.

The key thing to help your Micro Scooter last the distance is maintenance, maintenance and maintenance. We recommend tightening the nuts and bolts every few weeks and giving your scooter a full service every four months or so to keep to keep it in its best condition. To get the full run down about how to tighten the nuts and bolts or a give your scooter a full service head to our maintenance pages. We also have a full range of videos for you to check out if you would like us to complete the service alongside you.

Kids scooters get a lot of use as well, remember to give them a regular once over to enhance their longevity! Check out our repairs page – where there is information on how to care specifically for their scooter.

Before you start the repairs – we want to let you know that each scooter has a two year warranty, have a scroll through what this encompasses on our warranty page. If you haven’t activated your warranty yet, don’t worry we’ll get you registered!