🔧 Tires for IROBOT ROOMBA Wheels: Anti-Slip, Adhesive, Easy Assembly (Pack of 2) - Replacement for All Roomba Models in Series 500, 600, 700, 800, and 900 Review

I've tried several cheap Roomba tire repairs over the years. I even tried making my own using rubber shelf mats and silicone. They work great once you install them. It is difficult to remove the original tires the first time, but they can be easily replaced next time. I've been wearing mine for about a month and they wear very little. Definitely a great option if you don't want to shell out for replacement modules.

Replaced Roomba 655 treads. Old treads are badly worn. The old chains are a little tricky to remove (requires a precise knife) but they stood up after the old ones came loose. The original protectors had small raised stabilizers to attach them to the rim, they don't have stabilizers but Roomba doesn't seem to mind. The steps held firmly on low and high pile carpet, wood and tile for about 15 runs. Much cheaper than changing the whole wheel. In general, very satisfied with the simplicity and the

My Roomba (Hazel) is worn to the bone. I didn't need the whole wheel assembly so I ordered these tracks - just in a light shade of green. There were no instructions, but a quick hop to You Tube resulted in an instructional video that had exactly the information I needed. Once I learned to take off the old chains and put on the new ones, she did her job again! They fit just like the originals; Just make sure they are centered in the grooves of the wheels so they are snug. I would buy them again…

These tires work great on my 690. The hardest part of the job is removing the old tires which are very firmly attached. They have been in the Roomba for a few weeks now and show no signs of wear. In general, they are of great value. EDIT: Less than 3 months later these tires failed. The problem is that they have lost all friction between tires and wheels. As a result, the Roomba could not drive on the transition strip between the living room and kitchen, the wheels were spinning, but the tires…

Unfortunately, the new tires made my iRobot make an annoying clicking noise after it vacuumed the carpet and returned to the hard floor. I watched youtube videos to figure out the best way to remove old tires and it helped a lot. I ended up needing a brand new wheel hub so changing the tire didn't work for me. Since I had to use some glue to keep them in place, I doubt I can salvage them. One recommendation I've found useful on YouTube is to be very patient when removing old tires and make sure