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

Dishwasher was purchased less than three years ago. The wheels started falling off the bottom shelf of KitchenAid when it was less than a year old. I've spent the last two years lifting and removing the rack, believing it would cost a fortune to fix. On a whim, I googled the wheels to replace the dishwasher. I could not believe my eyes! Fifteen bucks and now I can slide the pole in and out! I'm a mechanical nerd, so it took me a few tries to figure out that the tabs had to be slid below…

These wheels arrived quickly and were easy to fit. Unfortunately they don't spin properly. The weight of the dishwasher basket causes the center screw to be against the bottom of the wheel, creating resistance and preventing the wheel from turning. Maybe our dishwasher (Kenmore 665.13222N412) just has a very heavy rack? The part is there but I feel like I'm lugging a shelf with locked wheels. It's better than what I had before - every time I pulled the trunk out, small screws popped out and…

I bought these for a Maytag mdb8969sdm0 that had two wheelsets constantly falling off. In particular, it was the cheap plastic cog holding the wheel in place that kept falling out. The only factory wheel replacement I found was $35. Getting a set of 4 for half the price is a great deal. The factory part is clearly rubbish and I can't tell any difference from the original. They fit perfectly and roll great. Maybe they break just as often, but even then they're much better. By the way, my…

My Maytag dishwasher broke a wheel and the others are the same age and have been through the same tough life. But a genuine Whirlpool/Maytag part is about $32, like most appliance parts suppliers, so I was looking for about $128 + tax for a set of four. So I started looking and found her. I got four of these for about half the price of an OEM wheel assembly! They look just as good as the originals. The plastic appears to be on par in rigidity and thickness. The casting looks just as good as the

"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