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Wheelchair Wheels and Casters

Living Spinal has wheelchair wheels for every one of your needs!

Learn more about Frog Legs Wheels and Forks.

Wheelchair casters and wheels make a big difference for your chair, so we have a great selection to choose from. Get the most out of your chair with the right front casters wheels. We have great front caster wheels for wheelchairs from great brands and for all kinds of occasions. The right casters on wheelchair frames can make all the difference. If you're looking for caster wheels, front wheelchair wheels and more, we have you covered. Our selection includes casters for wheelchairs from brands like Spinergy and Schwalbe.

Looking to find the right wheelchair wheels and casters for you? Give us a call and one of our wheelchair specialists can help you find the right product: 1-619-810-0010.  

Also, check out our Wheelchair Brakes and Locks, Wheelchair Handrims, and Manual Wheelchair Wheels.

Q: What are wheelchair wheels and casters?

A: Wheelchair wheels and casters for wheelchair use are the components of a chair that allow it to move. The wheels are typically larger and are located on the rear of the wheelchair, while the smaller casters are located on the front. The wheels are typically made of materials such as aluminum or plastic, while the casters are typically made of rubber or polyurethane.

Q: What types of wheelchair wheels and casters are available?

A: There are a variety of wheelchair wheels and casters available, including solid, air-filled, and foam-filled tires, wheelchair front wheels as well as casters that swivel or lock in place. Some wheels and casters are designed for use on rough terrain, while others are designed for use indoors on smooth surfaces.

Q: How do I choose the right wheels and casters for my wheelchair?

A: Choosing the right wheels and casters for your wheelchair will depend on your individual needs and the type of terrain you will be using the wheelchair on. If you plan to use the wheelchair primarily indoors, a set of small, smooth-rolling casters may be best. If you plan to use the wheelchair outdoors on rough terrain, larger wheels with air-filled tires may be more appropriate.

Q: How often should I replace my wheelchair casters and wheels?

A: Wheelchair wheels and casters should be inspected regularly for signs of wear and tear, and should be replaced as necessary. Over time, the rubber on the casters can wear down, and the wheels can become misaligned or damaged. If you notice that your wheelchair is not rolling smoothly or that the wheels are wobbling, it may be time to replace the wheels and casters.

Q: Can I upgrade my wheelchair wheels and casters?

A: Yes, many wheelchair manufacturers offer a variety of upgrade options for wheels and casters. Upgrading to larger wheels or air-filled tires can improve the overall performance of the wheelchair and make it easier to maneuver over rough terrain. However, it's important to make sure that any upgrades are compatible with your specific wheelchair model.
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