HOWDIA1.5 Inch M8×1.25 Threaded Stem Nylon Swivel Caster Wheels with Brake – Floor-Protecting Light-Duty Replacement for Carts, Office Chairs & Furniture, Not fit for 5/16-18(30 kg Total, 4-Pack)

Exactly what I needed to replace the ones broken by the moving company.

Works great fits just right

They work really well for my large bird cage

I purchased this 4-pack of swivel caster wheels to replace a broken wheel on my classroom poster holder. Installation was quick and easy—just make sure to double-check the stem size beforehand, since these are not compatible with 5/16-18 thread.The wheels roll smoothly and quietly, even across tile and linoleum floors, and they don’t leave any scratches. The built-in brakes are super helpful for keeping the stand stable while I’m teaching or organizing materials.These are definitely light-duty casters, with a 30 kg (66 lbs) total weight limit, so they’re best for items like poster holders, light carts, or small furniture—not meant for anything heavy or industrial.Overall, they’re a great value for classroom or home use, especially if you need mobility without damaging floors.

The wheels arrived on time and were exactly as described. They fit into a plant stand without any problem.

I bought these for my small laptop and monitor workstation to replace the ones I had on there that started to break after about 3 years (plastic). Well, these started to break after a few months too. I sometimes rest my foot on the bar and it is too much weight. For the money you are better off getting solid METAL ones like these https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CBNYDVJF/?th=1 $17, and they roll much better and softer.

Well made, strong and sturdy wheels. easy to install. Highly recommended.

Purchased a new coffee table and it had leveling feet as an option. If I was to order a similar one with caster wheels, it would had been another $40-75. But I liked this one and waited to receive it to determine the threading then I began my Amazon search. It only took a couple of minutes, found these, the threads looked similar (I believe 1/4-20) if not identical and sure enough they were. Just had to screw them into where the leveling feet were and for $9 it was done and I have a smooth rolling coffee table to move around as need be (mainly cleaning around) and can lock in place as well.UPDATE: Wheel failed, collapsed simply moving the coffee table to vacuum today (see pic). These initially seemed to be handle the equal weight distribution but ultimately failed after only a couple of weeks and barely used. So thus I am having to withdraw my good review recommendation and now use a poor review.