Kimalab Replacement for Cricut Maker/Cricut Machine Compatible, Rubber Wheel Mat Guide Rubber Roller/Wheel Pack, Pack of 4

Han funcionado muy bien aunque es muy difícil de poner en el tubo de la critcut.

These seem like they're going to hold up. They're a much harder material than the originals. They fit perfectly. Installing them was quite challenging though. Luckily there are multiple YT videos with people doing it but it takes patience. You've got to take a lot of the unit apart pretty much. There is a gear that you can't remove to get to the roller bar but you have to remove a C-ring on the bar behind the gear. It is a delicate thing to do without losing the ring inside of the machine and having to disassemble further.You need specific tools to do this job. Torx T2 screw driver. a TINY phillips screw driver (I have a small ratcheting screwdriver which helped - Craftsman CMHT68008 is the one I used). Some pry tools for small electronics. I have a set from iFixit which had a lot of useful stuff in it plus the bits are magnetized so pieces that I detached just stuck right to it and didn't fall into the machine. I also found that a small metal tube or hole was necessary to drive the wheels onto the bar. Doing it by hand was never gonna happen. But I found a hole that was bigger than the bar yet smaller than the wheel so I could drive the wheel on. Then it slid into place nicely. Follow their instructions heating them up in water first.Reassembly is just as delicate. Remember where all your pieces came from! Don't drop them further into the machine by accident. The housing unit needs to be situated just right. There are some channels on the backside that can be easily missed if you don't slide the housing into them.A lot of what I mentioned isn't in the videos on YT. I had to discover for myself. But as for the product itself, they feel solid and I believe they'll last. I ran a job on them immediately after I installed them and it ran the job great. No complaints.Good luck!

The rollers on my Cricut had dry rotted and the company could just offer like $50 towards a new machine bc they said it can't be fixed nor do they recommend it. I called their bluff and ordered these and watched a bunch of YT videos and although it took about 2 days of off and on labor to take the whole thing apart, I managed to get it done. Machine works as good as new. The time investment was well worth it to not have to shell out another $200 needlessly. The fact that Cricut doesn't have an option to fix the widespread issue (based on # of videos out there) is a joke, but I'm so glad I found these and got it fixed regardless.

Overall these worked FANTASTIC! It took a little bit with the disassembly but that has nothing to do with the quality. Tip though, heat them up a couple times and they'll slide right on with some convincing.

The media could not be loaded.  It was easy to insert! Fair warning though, they are shorter in height overall so the star wheels leave imprints on the paper. It doesn’t bother me but I am sure if you have specific projects it wouldn’t be a good look.