Types of wheels for non-touchscreen Traeger grills and how to replace them.
Related SKUs
| Wheel SKU | Description | Applicable Grills |
| *KIT0792 | Caster Wheel- metal interior with a plastic shell. | Century 885, Texas Elite 22, Century 34, Pro 34, Pro 780, Ironwood 650, Ironwood 885, Timberline 1300, Timberline 850 |
| KIT0563 | 6" Viper Wheel | Century 885 |
| KIT0138 | Large Wheel with Hub Cap | Pro 22, Pro 34, Prairie, Mesa 20, Fremont, Ridgeland |
| KIT0297 | Stationary/All Terrain Wheel | Pro 575, Pro 780, Ironwood 650, Ironwood 885 |
| KIT1009 | All Terrain Wheel with cotter pin | Woodridge, Woodridge Pro |
| KIT0946 | All Terrain Wheel with axel & feet | Woodridge, Woodridge Pro |
| KIT09086 | Caster Wheel | Woodridge Pro |
| KIT0613 | Caster Wheel | Woodridge Elite |
* Contact customer support for the following conditions:
- Wheel falls out easily (grip ring could be missing from the stem)
- Wheel breaks off (plastic base might be broken)
Replacing a Caster Wheel
Follow the steps below to replace a caster wheel.
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- Remove the grill's internal components (grill grates, manifold, drip tray, grease governor, etc.).
- With the help of another person, carefully lay or tip the grill on its back.
- A screwdriver can be used to remove the caster wheel from the grill leg.
- Apply a high amount of pressure to pop the wheel out. They aren't meant to be fall out.
- Once the wheel is removed, push the new caster wheel into the grill leg.
Replacing an All-Terrain Wheel
Follow the steps below to replace your all-terrain wheels.
- Remove the grill's internal components (grill grates, manifold, drip tray, grease governor, etc.).
- With the help of another person, carefully lay the grill on its back.
- Unscrew the bolt and remove the wheel.
- Set the new wheel in place and screw in.