Polaris 9-100-1008 OEM Double-Side Wheel for 360 / 380
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Replace the Correct Wheel on the Cleaner’s Two-Wheel Side
- OEM Polaris wheel identified by part number 9-100-1008.
- Manufacturer-listed double-side wheel for matching Polaris 360 and 380 assemblies.
- Position-specific identification helps avoid confusing it with the single-side wheel.
Quick Product Summary
The Polaris 9-100-1008 is the double-side wheel used in matching Polaris 360 and 380 pressure-side cleaners. Here, double-side identifies the cleaner’s side with two wheels; it does not mean this wheel is interchangeable with every wheel position. Use the model diagram to identify the correct wheel before ordering, then inspect the tire, bearings and axle as separate parts of the repair.
Best For
Owners replacing a cracked, damaged or otherwise confirmed faulty double-side wheel on a compatible 360 or 380. It is also useful during a wheel-assembly repair when the structural wheel has been identified as the problem, rather than only the tire or bearing.
Why This Matters
- The manufacturer distinguishes double-side and single-side wheels with different part references.
- A tire supplies the contact surface, while the wheel and bearings have different roles in the assembly.
- Choosing the correct position-specific wheel avoids using a similar-looking component that does not match the diagram.
Common Signs You Need This
- Visible cracking or damage to the matching wheel.
- A damaged wheel hub or bearing seat identified during inspection.
- Wheel-assembly looseness or irregular movement traced to the wheel itself after checking bearings, axle and fasteners.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Polaris |
| Manufacturer part number | 9-100-1008 |
| Part type | Double-side wheel |
| Confirmed cleaner models | Polaris 360 and 380 |
| Cleaner system | Pressure-side |
| Wheel position | Matching positions on the cleaner’s two-wheel side |
| Selection method | Confirm the wheel reference and position in the model diagram |
Compatibility / Fitment Notes
Polaris 360 and 380 parts diagrams identify 9-100-1008 as the double-side wheel. Confirm both the model and the wheel position. The single-side wheel is listed separately as 9-100-1116, so the description double-side is not permission to install this part on either side. Quantities shown in a complete-cleaner diagram are assembly counts, not a statement about the number supplied in this retail listing.
Installation / Use Notes
- Turn off the equipment operating the cleaner, remove it from the pool and follow the correct model’s wheel-service instructions.
- Identify which side and position you are servicing before disassembly. Keep fasteners and wheel orientation organized, and inspect the tire, bearings and axle while accessible.
- Fit the correct replacement in the specified position and reassemble to the manufacturer’s instructions. Check that the assembly rotates as intended before returning the cleaner to service. If movement remains irregular, continue diagnosis of the water supply and remaining drive components.
Buy with Confidence
Match the exact Polaris wheel number and position before ordering from Benchmark Pool Supply. If only the tire tread is worn, inspect the tire separately rather than assuming a complete wheel is needed. A confirmed component match keeps the repair focused on the actual damage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does double-side mean for this wheel?
It refers to the side of the matching cleaner with two wheels. It does not mean this wheel fits every wheel location or can be used interchangeably on either side.
Which models list wheel 9-100-1008?
Polaris 360 and 380 manufacturer diagrams identify this double-side wheel. Confirm the exact wheel position in the diagram for your cleaner.
Is it the same as the single-side wheel?
No. The diagrams identify a separate single-side wheel, 9-100-1116. Use the correct reference for the position you are servicing.
Do worn tires mean I need a new wheel?
Not necessarily. The tire and wheel are separate components. Inspect the tire, wheel, bearings and axle to identify which part is actually worn or damaged.
Does the diagram’s two-wheel count mean this listing is a pair?
No. Diagram quantities describe the complete cleaner. Do not infer retail package quantity or included bearings and tires from those assembly counts.
