STEM Inventions Toy Wheels – 200-Pack, 1.36-Inch Plastic Wheels for STEM Projects

Overview

Power hands‑on learning with a versatile 200‑pack of 1.36‑inch plastic wheels from STEM Inventions. Each wheel includes a precise 1/8‑inch hole, designed for easy mounting on standard axles or dowels. The combination of durability and light weight makes these wheels suitable for a wide range of classroom activities, maker projects, and hobby projects where reliable movement matters.

With a four‑color mix—red, blue, yellow, and green—these wheels add immediate visual impact to projects, helping students differentiate parts, track iterations, and design color‑coded fleets for demonstrations or group challenges.

What you get

• 200 wheels in a four‑color mix (red, blue, yellow, green) to support color coding and team assignments.
• 1.36‑inch diameter with a 1/8‑inch axle hole for straightforward compatibility with common hardware.
• Durable plastic construction that balances sturdiness with light weight, enabling quick, responsive motion.
• Compatibility with standard 1/8‑inch axles or dowels to simplify assembly for beginners and experienced builders alike.
• Designed for STEM projects such as toy cars, mini vehicles, robotics, and crafts, making it a flexible core component.

Why this pack fits your needs

• Color variety supports visual organization, progress tracking, and creative exploration across multiple teams or prototypes.
• The four‑color option helps illustrate concepts like motion, speed, and gearing in a tangible way during lessons and demonstrations.
• The combination of durability and lightweight design reduces wear on axles during repeated experiments and iteration cycles.
• The 1/8‑inch hole aligns with common axles and dowels, making integration easy across a range of builds.
• The bulk quantity provides value for classrooms, clubs, or makerspaces that run group activities or long‑term prototyping programs.

Ideal uses in classrooms and makerspaces

These wheels are well suited for a variety of projects, from simple model cars to beginner robotics chassis. They support large group activities—such as building up to 50 four‑wheeled cars—and enable creative explorations like balloon‑powered, propeller‑driven, or fan‑powered concepts. Students can prototype quickly, swap parts, and compare designs side by side, all while keeping a clear visual record of progress.

Tips for setup and reuse

To install, align the axle with the wheel’s hole and secure with standard fasteners or appropriate connectors. Use the color options to designate teams, iterations, or design variants, making it easier to discuss outcomes. Store the wheels in a cool, dry place to preserve material integrity for future sessions.