Jeep liberty urban terrain stroller parts

It looks like yours has the same wheels as mine which are 12.5 x 1.75/2.25 inch. I went to my local bike shop and bought new tubes for all 3 tires. You might even be able to find them at Toys R Us or Walmart or Target type stores. Hope that helps.

Tim

Mine does the same thing- only one month old! Very disappointed! I hope there is a way to fix it!

i have the same problem with the seat on mine. i wanna fix it. its only 1 year old and this is kinda rediculous that its ripped this soon

You will find your manual here. www.karlisles.com.au/baby_repairs_spares/instruction_manuals.html

First I would use some fabric glue (you can get it in the craft or fabric stores) then I would put a patch on it to cover the damaged part and make the fabric stronger. Some of the iron on patches are not very strong and they start to come off. Maybe just glue on a patch with the fabric glue.
Good luck!

Hi,

I believe that this model was manufactured by Hauck UK. If you contact (0)1978 664362
they should be able to point you in the right direction.

I hope this helps.

No, this stroller is not built for a car seat. It will shake too much and will not lock properly, causing a safety hazard for the child. Makes a great jogging stroller though.

need shade cover for front seat on tandem stroller ! also tray for back seat !

You should be able to find a tube at Wal-Mart to fit your tire. We have a Jeep Stroller and Wal-Mart had the right tube.

If you have the model with the inflatable bike tire as a wheel, then there should be a metal locking pin wrapped around the plastic top of the wheel, you should be able to see the end of the pin sticking out (about a half inch to an inch) right below the plastic part that is at the end of the wheel. Use a pair of needle nose pliers and pull that metal pin strait off, it is held on with a pinch grip, so you don't need to twist (that could bend your pin). After the metal pin comes off, you can just take the wheel off. Then to put it back on just place the wheel back on the metal wheel bar and replace the locking pin by just pushing it on, no pliers needed for this part.