To remove Cybex stroller wheels, first find out how your model does it, because the release is not the same on every Cybex. Never take a wheel off with a child in the seat. This guide gives the safety rules, one example from an official Cybex manual, and the checks that show a wheel is locked back on.
Find the Right Instructions for Your Model
Cybex makes many strollers, including the Priam, e-Priam, Balios S, Eezy S and Gazelle S. Each one has its own manual. The manuals for the Gazelle S and the Balios S Lux have a section called “Removing the wheels”. To find yours, search for your model name on cybex-online.com.
We could not read the wheel steps for every model in the official manuals, so we do not list a step for each one. Guessing is risky. The wrong button or too much force can break a wheel mount.
One example we could confirm is the Cybex Eos. Its manual says to insert a flat tool into the slot and pull the wheel off. It gives the same instruction for front and rear wheels. Do not copy this onto another model. Use a tool only if your own manual shows one.
Safety Rules Before You Start
- Take the child out of the stroller. Never remove or fit a wheel with a child in the seat.
- Park on flat, firm ground so the stroller cannot roll.
- Take bags and accessories off the frame.
- Keep small parts away from children.
- If your model is electric, such as the e-Priam, read its manual first. It has a battery and extra parts that other models do not have.
- Do not use pliers or force. If a wheel does not come off with normal effort, stop and check the manual again.
How to Remove Cybex Stroller Wheels
- Do the safety checks above.
- Open your manual at “Removing the wheels”. Front and rear wheels may use different steps, so read both.
- Find the release for the wheel you want to take off. Use a tool only if the manual shows one.
- Release the wheel as the manual shows, then pull it off.
- Repeat on the other side if needed. Keep the wheels and any small parts together.
How to Put a Wheel Back On
The Eos manual describes the pattern most owners will follow. For front wheels, line up the metal pin with the hole in the wheel mount and push until it clicks. For rear wheels, push the wheel onto the rear leg tube until it clicks. Then pull on the wheels to check that both are secure.
Whatever your model, finish with three checks:
- Listen for the click as the wheel locks on.
- Pull firmly on each wheel. It must not move off the frame.
- Spin each wheel and check that the swivel lock and brake still work.
Do not use the stroller if a wheel comes off during the pull test.
If a Wheel Will Not Come Off
- Brush dirt, sand and grit away from the wheel mount with a dry brush or cloth. Debris can stop the release from moving.
- Check that you are working on the right wheel. Front and rear steps may differ.
- Do not hit the wheel, pry hard or use pliers.
- If it is still stuck, contact Cybex customer service or the shop where you bought the stroller.
Keep Stroller Wheels in Good Shape
The Cybex Priam manual says brakes, wheels and tyres must not be impaired during use. It tells owners to inspect them regularly and to repair or replace them if needed. Before each outing, look at the tyres for wear and cracks, do the pull test on each wheel, and wipe off dirt and sand.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Remove Cybex Stroller Wheels With a Child in the Seat?
No. Take the child out first. A tilting or moving stroller with a child inside is a fall risk.
How Do I Know a Cybex Wheel Is Locked On?
You should hear a click when the wheel locks on. Then pull firmly on the wheel. If it stays on, it is secure. If it moves, take it off and fit it again.
Do All Cybex Strollers Have the Same Wheel Release?
No. Models differ, and so do front and rear wheels. Use the manual for your exact model.
Where Can I Find My Cybex Stroller Manual?
Search for your model name on cybex-online.com. If you cannot find it, ask Cybex customer service or the shop where you bought the stroller.
Conclusion
Check your model’s manual, never remove wheels with a child in the seat, and always do the pull test when you put a wheel back on.
Last checked: October 2026.
