Baby stroller needs back wheel removed and tire replaced

Most strollers use the same tires and tubes as kiddy bikes. 10" or 12" your local bike shop could help. I buy spare tubes and tires from Kmart.

Hi either are as stable, if you have a car you would be better off getting the car seat to match buggy. Mothercare have an excellent range

Hi,

On Ebay is a listing for the following:-

140341029015

MACLAREN TECHNO/XT/CLASSIC/XLR SET OF WHEELS 05/06/07/8 Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK
MACLAREN TECHNO/XT/CLASSIC/XLR SET OF WHEELS 05/06/07/8
MACLAREN TECHNO/XT/CLASSIC/XLR SET OF WHEELS 05/06/07/8 MACLAREN TECHNO/XT/CLASSIC/XLR SET OF WHEELS 05/06/07/8

email them. they should send one for free

You only need to replace the flat tire you can get them at any bike store.

i got mine through their website babytrend.com just look up the model number

I should go to he Pram Shop where you bought it from, if it has closed down go to a Mothercare Shop or similar Pram Shop. They will be able to get you the information you need.

Go to any Auto Parts store or Wal MArt Auto center etc. and buy a can of "Flat Fixer" and fill the tires with it. Problem solved :-)

If purchased in Canada call Dorel Juvenile Group customer service dept - toll free 1-800-544-1108. They will require the model number and date of manufacturing which is located on the back of the seat of the Quinny Freestyle. They will then ship the tires directly to you. I needed to replace my two front tires on my stroller and with shipping and taxes it will we $22, the tires are $8 each. I should have my tires in five to ten days. Plus the customer service representative I spoke to was polite and very helpful.

Any bike shop will have patch equipment. You need to deflate the tire and remove it from the wheel. See if there is a tube inside the tire. If so, the fix is easy: either purchase a new tube for the tire, or get a patch. Use modelling glue on the patch then press it continually on the hole on the tire for about five minutes until it is dry. Afterwards, re-insert the tube into the tire, reattach the tire to the rim and pump it back up