2 Pack GX10168 Deck Wheels with Bolts Replaces GX10168 Deck Wheels for John Deere GX10168 Gauge Wheel for John Deere 115 D140 D160 D170 L100 L110 L120 L130 LA115 Z425 Z445 Mowers

What It Is

This 2-pack of GX10168 deck wheels includes mounting bolts and replaces OEM John Deere part GX10168. It’s designed to protect your mower deck from scalping by keeping the deck height consistent on uneven terrain, and fits a wide range of Deere lawn tractors and zero-turn models.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, check your mower model and deck size. This wheel fits John Deere models with 42-inch, 48-inch, and 54-inch decks, including: 115, D140, D160, D170, L100, L110, L120, L130, LA115, Z425, Z445. It also works on select X300 and X500 series. The wheel measures approximately 6 inches in diameter (outer tire) with a 3/8-inch axle hole—confirm your existing wheel size matches. It’s an aftermarket replacement for OEM GX10168, so verify your current part number. If your mower uses a different wheel (e.g., GX20072 or GX22391), this won’t fit.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: These aftermarket wheels are comparable to OEM in durability, with solid rubber tires that won’t go flat. Some users note the plastic hub is less robust than metal OEM versions, but still holds up for residential use.
• Installation: Easy bolt-on job—just remove the old wheel, slide this one on, and tighten the included bolt. No special tools needed. Expect 10-15 minutes per wheel.
• Gotchas: The included bolts may be slightly shorter than OEM in some cases. If your deck has thicker mounting brackets, reuse your original bolts or pick up longer 3/8-inch bolts.
• Pack: You get two wheels and bolts, so order one pack per pair needed. Most decks use two wheels, but some zero-turns use four—check your deck.

Should You Buy It

If you need a budget-friendly, reliable replacement for worn or broken deck gauge wheels on a compatible John Deere mower, this 2-pack is a solid buy. It’s ideal for residential users who want a quick fix without paying OEM prices. For heavy commercial use or if you prefer metal hubs, consider OEM or a premium aftermarket brand.