Wheels with tires
Wheel + DC Motor 65x26mm 5V with 48:1 Gear + wires
A wheel with a tyre of 65 mm diameter and 26 mm width, together with a motor powered by 5 V , with a current consumption of about 180 mA. The motor has a gear ratio of...Wheel + DC Motor 65x26mm 5V with 48:1 Gear
Wheel with a tyre diameter of 65 mm and a width of 26 mm, with motor powered with voltage of 5 V with a current consumption of approx. 180 mA. The engine has a gear 48:1,...Wheel with tire 65x26mm - yellow
Wheel with 65 mm diameter tyre, tyre width is 26 mm. Compatible with bevelled shaft motors on both sides.Wheels 32x7mm - black - 2pcs - Pololu 1087
Set of the plastic wheels (2 PCs.) with rubber tyres providing a high adhesion. They are suitable for engines with Pololu gears.Solarbotics RW2 Wheel - external mount - Pololu 642
A wheel with a tyre for high grip. Ideal for minisumo robots and fast linefollowers.Feetech FS5103R-W - Servo Wheel
A wheel with a diameter of 70 mm and a width of 10 mm, it is covered with rubber. It is designed for standard servos.80x10mm Wheels - white - Pololu 1430
Set of plastic wheels (2 PCs.) with rubber tyres, providing a high adhesion. They are suitable for engines with Pololu gears.Wheel 32x7 mm - white - 2 pieces - Pololu 1088
Set of plastic wheels (2 PCs.) with rubber tyres, providing a high adhesion. Suitable for engines with Pololu gears.90x10mm Wheels - black - Pololu 1435
Set of plastic wheels (2 PCs.) with rubber tyres, providing a high adhesion. They are suitable for engines with Pololu gears.42x19mm Wheels - 2pcs. - Pololu 1090
The set includes a pair of Pololu wheels (2 pieces) in the size 42 x 19 mm.40x7mm Wheels - black - Pololu 1452
Set of plastic wheels (2 PCs.) with rubber tyres, providing a high adhesion. They are suitable for engines with gears from Pololu.80x10mm Wheels for 3mm and 4mm Shaft - black - Pololu 3690
The kit of plastic black wheels (2 pieces) with rubber tyres, providing a high adhesion. They have removable sleeves, making them fit on the shaft with a diameter of 3 mm...Yellow wheels - 2 pieces - for TT shaft motor - Kitronik 2593-TT
A set of two wheels with a diameter (measured with the tire) 67.5 mm . Yellow element made of durable ABS , injection molded. Additionally, each wheel comes with a...Caterpillar Drive Set - 30T - black - Pololu 3033
The set includes two parts of the crawler belts 30 teeth each, four drive wheels, together with elements for mounting them.Caterpillar Drive Set - 22T - black - Pololu 3030
The set includes two parts of the crawler belts 22 teeth each, four drive wheel together with elements for mounting them.Wheel 60x8mm - black - 2pcs. - Pololu 1420
Set of plastic wheels (2 PCs.) with rubber tyres providing a high adhesion. Suitable for engines with Pololu gears.DFRobot - 43x9mm Wheels - 2pcs.
Wheels from DFRobot with rubber tire. Wheel width is 9 mm and a diameter is 43 mm. The set includes 2 pieces.90x10mm Wheels - blue - Pololu 1438
Set of plastic wheels (2 pcs) with rubber tyres for high grip. Suitable for engines with Pololu gearboxes.60x8mm Wheels - white - Pololu 1424
Set of plastic wheels (2 PCs.) with rubber tyres, providing a high adhesion. They are suitable for engines with Pololu gears.40x7mm Wheels - white - Pololu 1454
Set of plastic wheels (2 PCs.) with rubber tyres, providing a high adhesion. They are suitable for engines with Pololu gears.See also
Choice of wheel size
Robots moving on large wheels, usually attract more attention of the observer, compared to robots on small wheels, but appearance is not everything. Choosing the correct wheel size is very important for the speed of the robot. A larger radius and the angular velocity imparted to the wheel means a proportionally higher robot speed, while the force exerted by the wheel on the surface will increase with the torque imparted to the wheel axis of a certain radius. This means that if your robot is traversing elevated terrain, the wheels will exert a horizontal component of force on the surface. Then, with the robot's own weight in mind, you need to increase the torque or use wheels with a smaller radius. Increasing the torque, however, pays for an increase in battery consumption of the robot (including its motors), and an increase in wheel radius means an increase in weight and a decrease in maximum speed. Also, do not use very small wheels, as this is impractical.
Selecting the type of tread
Selecting the correct tread in robot tires dictates its contact surface. If your robot is only going to drive on flat surfaces such as wood and ceramic floors, a tire with a flat tread will provide enough grip, while for driving on carpets, it is advisable to put tires with a slightly grooved tread on it. For reliable movement of the robot on difficult, muddy terrain, the best tires will be those with a deeply profiled tread, which allows efficient rejection of mud when traversing the terrain. Using such tires on flat surfaces is cumbersome due to the reduced ground contact area and can cause problems in maintaining track stability. In the opposite case, a robot equipped with flat-tread tires, despite their large contact area, will get stuck when moving through muddy terrain.