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Ordered a part, with double wheels, what I got was of single wheel.
Trying to contact them was impossible, cannot call them, cannot message unless you have a code??
Paid £50 for the four wheels.
Gave up trying, then found the same as what I originally ordered (the correct part) and with all four double wheels on Amazon for only £9.98
A staggering 75% less.
At first I was a bit hesitant ordering from an online company which has no reviews. But it all turned out to be okay: steady emails from the company acknowledging my order and updates about the delivery.
The parts are exactly what I needed.
Wouldn't hesitate to order from them again.
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