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Dishwasher lower rack wheels: Whirlpool W10195416 / WPW10195417 / WP3376961 vs Bosch 00611475 vs Frigidaire 154174501 vs GE WD35X21041

When the bottom rack drags, tips, or jumps off the rails, the cause is usually a cracked or missing lower rack wheel (also called a dishrack roller or wheel assembly). Genuine wheels can cost $15 to $40 each, so most people end up on Amazon, where 4-packs and 8-packs are cheap but titles often lump different part numbers together. Whirlpool alone has at least three common lower-rack wheels that look alike: W10195416, WPW10195417, and WP3376961. This page helps you read the full dishwasher model, tell the common Whirlpool, Bosch, Frigidaire, and GE wheel numbers apart, and reorder a pack that prints the right number.

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Who needs this

• Anyone whose lower rack drags, wobbles, tips forward, or falls off the tub rails
• Whirlpool / KitchenAid / Maytag / Kenmore owners who see W10195416, W10195417, and WP3376961 listed on the same Amazon search
• Bosch owners who lost one small gray roller and are not sure whether 00611475 or 00165314 fits
• Frigidaire / Crosley / Kenmore owners with cracked 154174501-type rollers
• GE owners whose wheels keep popping off or melted on the heating element
• People who already checked the arms (see lower spray arms and upper spray arms) and now need rack parts

How to choose (model, wheel style, pack size)

1. Find the damage. Pull the lower rack out and flip it on a towel. Count the wheels. Look for cracked hubs, flat spots, wheels that no longer spin, or empty clip spots. A lost wheel sometimes ends up near the filter or on the heating element, so check the tub floor too.
2. Read the full dishwasher model on the label along the tub edge or inside the door rim (for Bosch, include the slash suffix, e.g. SHE53TF5UC/07). Look up that model on a parts diagram and copy the lower dishrack wheel number.
3. Match the wheel style. A bracket with two wheels that snaps onto the rack wire is the Whirlpool W10195416 / WPW10195417 style. A single wheel on a clip is the Bosch, Frigidaire, and older Whirlpool WP3376961 style. GE racks use rollers on separate axles. Do not order by photo alone.
4. Pick the right number.
   • Whirlpool W10195416: for many WDT790 / WDT780 / WDT950-class Whirlpool, Maytag MDB4949-class, and Kenmore 665.13222 / 665.13223-class models. Sold as 4-packs on Amazon (e.g. B07PLZMK6S, B09DBQSGM2-class).
   • Whirlpool WPW10195417: a separate assembly with a mounting bracket and two rollers, for select Kenmore Elite, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, and IKEA models. Some aftermarket titles claim one pack replaces both W10195416 and W10195417. Trust your model diagram over the title.
   • Whirlpool WP3376961: older single-wheel assembly for DU8000 / DU8300 / DU9720-class Whirlpool and Roper / Estate / Kenmore models.
   • Bosch 00611475: gray clip-on lower roller, about 1.25", for many SHE / SHX / SHV / SGE models. Bosch OEM sells it singly (Amazon B01LX5MEDB). Aftermarket 4-packs sold as 00165314 (B07YD89PNK, B07QY8Z132-class) also fit many Bosch, Thermador, and Gaggenau racks.
   • Frigidaire 154174501 / 5300809640: clip-on lower roller, about 1-15/16" diameter, for many Frigidaire, Crosley, Gibson, Kenmore, and Electrolux models. Newer superseding numbers include 5304521179 / 5304532229.
   • GE WD35X21041: lower-rack roller and axle kit (8 rollers in the OEM kit) that replaces WD12X10107, WD12X10136, WD12X10277, and other older GE roller numbers.
5. Buy the right count. Wheels wear together. Bosch and Frigidaire recommend replacing in pairs, and many owners replace the whole set at once. Count your wheels before choosing a 4-pack or 8-pack.
6. OEM vs Amazon aftermarket. Genuine wheels cost more per piece. Aftermarket packs are cheap, and owner reviews are mixed: some last years, some crack within weeks. Prefer listings that print the OEM number and your model, and keep a spare or two.
7. Install and test. Most wheels snap on by hand or with a flat screwdriver. Slide the rack in and out a few times and make sure every wheel rides on the rail. PENDING_ASSOCIATES until a Tracking ID is configured.

Comparison criteria (what matters when shopping)

Common product paths (examples only)

These show up often in U.S. shopping. Verify the part number and full model before ordering.

FAQ

Is W10195416 the same as W10195417?

No. Whirlpool lists them as different wheel assemblies for different model groups, even though they look similar and some aftermarket titles list both. Use the number on your model’s parts diagram.

Should I replace one wheel or all of them?

At least the pair on that side. Wheels wear at the same rate, and a mix of new and worn wheels can make the rack tilt. Many owners replace the full set since aftermarket packs are cheap.

Bosch 00611475 or 00165314?

Both are small gray clip-on lower rollers. 00611475 is the current Bosch OEM roller for many models, and 00165314 aftermarket packs fit many Bosch, Thermador, and Gaggenau racks. Check your model plus slash suffix.

My wheels keep popping off. Is it the wheel or the rack?

Check that each clip is fully seated and that the rack wire is not bent where the wheel mounts. If the same spot keeps failing, the rack wire may be damaged, and a new rack can cost less than repeated wheel sets.

A wheel fell off and melted. Is the dishwasher safe to run?

Remove the melted plastic once the heating element is cool and the dishwasher is off at the breaker, then replace the wheel before the next cycle so the rack rides on the rails.

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Quick reorder checklist

• Flip the rack and count damaged or missing wheels
• Check the tub floor and heating element for a lost wheel
• Read the full dishwasher model (plus Bosch slash suffix)
• Match wheel style: two-wheel bracket, single clip-on, or axle roller
• Copy the OEM number from the parts diagram
• Buy at least a pair; count wheels before picking a 4-pack or 8-pack
• Install, then slide the rack in and out to confirm every wheel rides the rail