Review on 🔧 Pack of 4 Upgraded W10195416 Dishwasher Lower Rack Wheels for Kitchenaid, Whirlpool, Maytag, Kenmore - Dishwasher Rack Parts - W10195420, AP5983730, W10579095A, W10311123B, PS11722152 Replacement Wheels by James Pope

"Cheap" unfortunately seems to be taken for granted with such factory-fitted wheels. Don't get me started on our expensive, high-end refrigerator with the ice dispenser on the checkout door already replaced, which was obviously designed by a high school intern, but I digress. Our dishwasher runs *at least* once a day year-round and the factory wheels lasted about two years before they just didn't last anymore. Come back to help! The problem with the factory wheel design isn't that it's cheap on its own, it's that the tiny plastic lip that holds the wheel "axle" tabs on the inside is barely there and has the least amount of wear over time having. and the wheels are guaranteed to come loose as you pull in, out, and slide out the loaded bottom shelf. It would be SO easy to make that bounding edge a bit bigger and the problem would be solved. These spare wheel assemblies fit perfectly. One or more of these can be stubborn and require a scolding or two, but basically they should come off by pulling almost straight up (with the stance upside down). To install these new blocks: Place the assembly onto the wire frame. and push the center of the block (DO NOT PRESSURE on the wheels!) straight down until it snaps into place. You don't have to rotate it or use multiple movements to align the elements - set it in place and press down with a positive swipe. One move up to remove, one move down to fix the new block. Do not exaggerate! 😂👍The quality is slightly better than factory quality, but time will tell. In any case, the problem with the impeller is being solved.