XiKe 4 Pcs Flanged Ball Bearings ID 5/8" x OD 1-3/8", Applicable for Lawn Mower, Wheelbarrows, Windwill, Wagon, Carts & Hand Trucks Wheel Replacement

What It Is

A set of four flanged ball bearings with a 5/8" inner diameter (ID) and 1-3/8" outer diameter (OD). These are used as wheel bearings for lawn mowers, wheelbarrows, wagons, carts, and hand trucks—any application where a flanged bearing supports a wheel axle.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, measure your existing bearing’s ID and OD with a caliper. The 5/8" ID fits axles or shafts of that diameter; the 1-3/8" OD must match the wheel hub bore. These are aftermarket bearings, not OEM-specific to any brand or model. They replace common flanged bearings found on many walk-behind mowers, utility carts, and wheelbarrows. Check that the flange diameter and thickness clear your wheel hub or mounting bracket—measure the flange width (typically ~1/4") to ensure it seats properly. No deck size or model number applies; compatibility is purely dimensional.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Budget-priced bearings at $6.99 for 4. Expect adequate performance for light-to-moderate use, but they may wear faster than premium sealed bearings in heavy-duty applications.
• Installation: Simple swap—remove old bearing, press or tap new one in. A bearing press or socket and hammer work; avoid damaging the seals. Pre-greasing isn’t required (they’re pre-lubricated), but adding a dab of grease can extend life.
• Common Gotchas: The flange may be slightly thicker or thinner than OEM, causing fitment issues in tight brackets. Check that the inner race spins smoothly—some units arrive with a rough feel. Seals are basic rubber; not waterproof, so keep away from pressure washers.
• Size Verification: Double-check your axle diameter (5/8") and hub bore (1-3/8"). Many mower wheels use 1/2" or 3/4" ID bearings—these won’t fit.

Should You Buy It

Buy these if you need a cheap, quick replacement for a loose or worn flanged bearing on a lawn mower, cart, or wheelbarrow, and you’ve confirmed the 5/8" x 1-3/8" dimensions. They’re fine for light residential use, but skip them if you need heavy-duty, long-lasting bearings for commercial equipment or frequent off-road use—spend more on sealed, name-brand units.