I have the quinny buzz and have a problem with one of the rear wheels. It appears to have 5 holes in it (around the inner part that attaches to the plastic centre part, they are very small holes and I had to subnerge the wheel in water to find the leak). Is there an inner tube like a bike in these wheels or it the rubber black wheel the only part? The wheel only stays pumped up for a matter of seconds before deflating again. Any ideas on how to fix this would be much appreciated. Thanks

Good Afternoon

Remove the front wheel by using the buttons either side of the front wheel unit and sliding it out of the chassis. Fit the front of the shopping basket on and now attach the back of the basket around the rear wheel axel using the velcro tabs.

Need to know what's wrong with the wheel? If it needs a new inner tube it's a 12.5 x 175-2.25 your local bike shop can get you one. This inner tube many strollers examples are the Quinny Buzz 3 and 4 (rear), Quinny Speedi SX (rear), Quinny Freestyle, Maxi Cosi Mura 3 and 4 (rear), Bugaboo, Phil and Teds E-type, X-Adventure, Joolz Bloom, Joolz ZZZ One, Joolz Day, Teutonia, Easywalker, Cossatto Mobi (rear), Baby Jogger City Classic Single (front and rear) and Double (rear) and many more.

Hi
No, the attachment for Quinny Buzz rear wheels changed in 2009 so current style rear wheels are not suitable for use on pre-2009 model chassis.
The front wheel fitting has not changed.
Dorel UK Customer Service

hi

this is the buzz manual you need pages 4 and 5
http://www.quinny.com/media/producthandleidingen/Quinny/manual_buzz3_2010-1.pdf

You can buy tyres off ebay at about £9 each. inner tubes are very cheap on there as well. Check out local bike shop as they might be cheaper.

No sorry but you can get new inner tubes very cheaply off ebay & something called gludge(i think thats what it is called) anyway all bike shops sell it so does ebay, you can buy it to put inside tyre so you won't get a punture or a spray which you put inside inner tube it seals it right away if you get a puncture . it is easy to do I did it myself.

you have a few choices
but if you want a long term fix you are better off getting a new inner tube as once a puncture occurs with the quinny wheels they will carry on doing it but theey are cheap enough to replace via ebay for about £6

if you dont want to replace you will need to remove the rubber wheel from the hub as you would a bike tyre then remove the inner tube
pump the tyre up put in water so you can find the hole then fix with a puncture repair kit

if you want to carry on using you can fill the tyres with tyre weld as you would a car they dont puncture and makes the quinny a smother ride

and if all else fails you can buy a used or new pair of wheels from ebay between £15 and £30
hope this helps x

Please have a look at these links:
Rear tyre
Rear tube
International shipping available.

These are actually original spares, directly from Quinny, but as the text states, the sizes used on the Quinny Buzz are quite common.

With kind regards,
Babycare.nl
Erwin de Raad

You can buy a 10 inch inner tube from most cycle shops. This does just fine.

I just ordered new tyres and inner tubes from my local pram shop. 8.50 for tyres each and 5.50 for inner tubes. Pram centre in Glasgow. Also ordered a new front wheel for 29.