Drive Set of 4 Casters for use with Competitor™ Bed (15560)

Why Choose the Drive Set of 4 Casters for Use with Competitor™ Bed – 15560

The Drive Set of 4 Casters is designed as a replacement caster set for compatible Drive Competitor™ beds. This set helps support smooth bed movement, positioning, and equipment function when the original casters are worn, damaged, loose, or no longer rolling properly — all four corners refreshed in one matched set.

Key Features

✔ Set of 4 replacement casters

✔ Designed for Drive Competitor™ bed model 15560

✔ Supports bed movement and repositioning

✔ Practical replacement for worn or damaged bed casters

✔ Helps maintain proper bed mobility

✔ Suitable for medical bed repair and maintenance

✔ Useful for home care, clinic, and facility settings

✔ Designed for approved Drive bed caster assemblies

✔ Helps restore function when installed correctly

Benefits

✔ Helps restore smooth bed movement

✔ Set of 4 supports full caster replacement

✔ Useful for replacing cracked, worn, loose, or damaged casters

✔ Helps extend the life of compatible Competitor™ beds

✔ Practical for caregivers, users, and maintenance teams

✔ May reduce downtime from damaged wheel components

✔ Supports safe equipment function when properly installed

Usage/Application

Ideal for compatible Drive Competitor™ 15560 beds, medical bed caster replacement, bed repairs, home care, clinics, long-term care facilities, and users who need a complete set of 4 casters for an approved Drive Competitor™ bed. Confirm your bed is the Competitor™ model 15560 before ordering — bed caster stems and sizes are model-specific across Drive's bed lines — and note the advantage of the full set: replacing all four corners at once puts even, matched wheels under the frame, which is the right repair when casters have aged together, rather than pairing one new wheel with three worn ones that roll and steer unevenly. Install the casters with the bed unloaded, seating each stem fully into its frame socket, and if the set includes locking casters for the braking positions, fit them where the bed's configuration specifies — then test everything before the bed returns to use: each wheel spinning and swivelling freely, and the locking positions holding the frame stationary under a firm push, since a bed that creeps during a patient transfer is a fall risk. Check the frame sockets for wear while the old casters are out, keep stems and wheels clear of hair and floor debris during routine cleaning, and include caster condition and lock-hold in regular bed inspections alongside rails, height mechanisms, and mattress supports, logging facility repairs per your maintenance protocols.