XIKEStem Rocker Assembly Bearing 1-1/8" OD, Glider and Rocker Hardware, Furniture and Miscellaneous, with Mounting Hardware Bearing, Replace 124094. (2)

Fit as good as the old ones, easy to install

I was in need of a bearing replacement for my glider and the manufacturer wasn't willing to be of any help. So I looked on Amazon and saw a bearing replacement assembly kit. It looked similar to what my glider had so I took a chance and ordered it. The parts fit perfectly and my glider is now back in service.

We’ve had this glider rocker for almost 29 years, since our youngest son was born. It’s served us well through his early years and then through our three grandsons. The bearings were completely shot after years of faithful service. We put it out in the garage unable to let go of it, when news of a 4th grandson came! I found these bearings on Amazon and Papa got to work. Now the rocker is like new! The new bearings worked beautifully and I oiled the wood and cleaned the cushions. All ready for the new baby....and hopefully more to come!

Do not buy this item, I installed them in my glider rocker and one the rollers pulled apart with 5min of use! I will now have to disassemble the chair in order to return. What a disappointment!

Got these to do the second bearing replacement on my wife's really old Dutailier rocker that holds up well but needs bearings every 10 years.Unfortunately, these don't fit, they have a 11/32" "nut" at the base of the screw stem while the ones in the rocker have a shorter (1/4") "nut". The screw stud is also a bit longer on these (7/8" instead of closer to 13/16") -- that probably would have been fine for this rocker.So I will return and find another set.Beyond that the bearings seem nice, although there is a little "play" in the bearing compared to the old ones I have still in good condition.

Bearings look great bearing size was to large for our Rocker needed 7/8 diameter instead of 1 1/8 live and learn but plan on keeping bearings other bearing 7/8 diameter are more expensive and 1/2 the size

Bearing bolt on our glider rocker came apart and this part fit perfectly to repair it. While it was a reverse from the original part (bolt was separate on the original and screwed into the bearing where this one has the bolt attached and uses a nut) it still fixed the issue.

This bearing assembles a little differently than my current ones so I was barely able to replace the one broken bearing. The issue is that the bolt is welded to the spinning parts of the bearing whereas the existing bearings had a bolt that threaded into the spinning wheels. I wouldn’t be able to use this type again should another bearing break, making the forced purchase of the second one useless (lowest pack size is 2). The nut that is used as a spacer on the bearing is also too wide, making the chair uneven and creak. Can’t seem to find any other bearings though so it’s the only game in town.