Braava 380t Compatible Tires/Tread/wheels/rubber/320/321/375t/390t/Mint Plus 5200/4200/available Tyres/iRobot(1pack=2pcs) tire/tyre/treads/Wheel/Rubbers

These little tires had my Braava 380t Robot (formerly Mint) smoothly gliding across my kitchen linoleum floor just like new! No slipping or sliding -- excellent traction without sanding. Pretty easy to install, even with my small hands. I removed the remaining foam and used the end of a chopstick to help. No need to remove wheels. Just remember to put a towel down before, though, so as not to scratch the finish. Prior to installing, robot was sluggish, beeping six times, making slow turns -- could tell it was because of wheel imbalance due to tread wear. Thank you for making these -- made my robot happy and and kept it out of landfill!

The installation was easy. Simply remove the old “tires” by peeling off of the wheel and install the new tires. They fit my Braava 380t perfectly, and so far it works very well with the new tires when using the dry mop. The Braava doesn’t have as much traction when using the wet mop. It took much longer to wash the floor with the new tires.UPDATE: After reading Gourd’s review, I sanded the treads as suggested, and the Braava 380t now works perfectly when I use the wet mop, so I am changing my rating to 5 stars. Thank you, Gourd, for a great suggestion.

Super easy to put on the tires without taking the robot apart (although you do need to pull off the old foam ones, which are glued on. Just cut across a section and pull slowly and you will get it off).I did have a problem with these tires slipping while mopping the kitchen but after experimenting I discovered 2 things I did with the old tires that won't work with these tires.1. I usually spray the kitchen tile with water from the faucet and let the robot mop through it. The robot is definitely not as tolerant about that with these tires and so I found that "just a little" pretreating of the bad spots (rather than the whole floor) seems to work fine.2. When placing the cloth in the mop holder I like the cloth tight against the bottom so there is cloth extra cloth in the center channel that connects the holder to the main unit. The cloth in the channel keeps the mop holder from fully locking in, and therefore it sits a little lower to the floor than it does if the center channel is clear (a good way to tell is that if you pick the robot up and the mop holder stays on the floor then you likely have cloth in the channel). This in turn puts more force on the wheels causing them to spin. After I made the cloth looser on the bottom so there is no extra in the channel the holder snaps in like it should. The robot seems to work fine like this.I will experiment further and update this review if I learn anything new.UPDATE: I took some fine grit sandpaper and scuffed up the wheels a bit for better traction. The robot is pretty much working as it did originally :)

Holy cow, better than new... Works wet no problem for me! 2 minute install, running faster than new. Looks cooler too. I was worried that they'd be a little loud with the tread, but no noise either.Full story: I was having the issue were the Braava 380 was just spinning and doing a weird dance, then beeping 6 times. I had bought 2 batteries awhile back, so popped in a new one of those after some reviews suggested it was just getting weak. But same issue. So I laid on the floor and watched her work... It was really that the tires were coming off and getting stuck in the sides or just looping over themselves (disappeared when I lifted her off the ground). Watched the suggested youtube video and replaced with these in two minutes or less without disassembling at all. Still even have the original worn out tires in tact. You just slightly offset the tire to the outside and spin... Then do the reverse to reinstall. Easy if you've ever fixed a kids toy like an RC car. Super happy with this purchase. Great price, quality product.

I've replaced the rubber on my both my previous mint that died and the new one. I have to say I was a little leary that they would go on so easy and work well but figured what the heck, I'm out of glue anyways. I watched the video and tried the slip on method. It wasn't as easy as the lady on the video made it look because the wheels are a thicker more rugged wheel but after a few tries I managed to get them on. They fit perfect and snug in the small lip on my mint. I figured I should give them a try to see if the grip worked well with the mop feature and long and behold, mint worked great! Since they are a different type of rubber I have a feeling they will last longer then the soft rubber that comes originally installed. I'll update when they fail. Overall, being a 5 year mint owner with about 4 times a week use, I'm happy with these and highly recommend. I found that if I squeezed the rubber in the side of the wheel and turned them they slid on. It was frustrating at first but once I figured it out much easier then unscrewing everything.

I have a 380t, and the tread came off the right wheel. I only use this unit in wet mop mode. Put these treads on and it had no traction when mopping as the floor became wet. followed suggestions of others and scuffed the treads with sandpaper and a file, slightly better but still slipping and causing the unit to slow down, start moving in circles, and then stop, throwing a 14 blink error code which means the motor is overheating.I never had this error before.So in my case this product does not work on a 380t in wet mop mode and could burn out the motor.