The Xiaomi electric scooter electric scooter bearing is available in 6001RS and 6002RS variants. Made from high-grade steel, these wheel bearings provide low friction and quiet, smooth rotation. A sealing layer protects the internal mechanism against dust, sand and moisture. Before ordering “Xiaomi 6002RS wheel bearing”, confirm the manufacturer’s stated technical specifications and applicable local riding requirements.

Xiaomi electric scooter bearing options

Choose between the 6001RS and 6002RS bearing types. Before ordering, check the type required by your wheel assembly and match it to the selected option. The bearing designation is an important part of choosing the replacement; do not select solely by the scooter name.

Steel construction and sealed protection

The steel construction and corrosion resistance support a long service life. Low friction helps the wheel turn more freely and supports more efficient use of battery energy. The sealing layer helps keep dirt and moisture away from the bearing’s internal mechanism.

• Material: high-grade steel.
• Available bearing types: 6001RS and 6002RS.
• Quiet, even wheel rotation with minimal friction.
• Protection against dust, sand and moisture.
• Corrosion-resistant construction.

Compatible Xiaomi models

When to check your wheel bearings

If a wheel becomes harder to turn or starts making unwanted noise, inspect its bearings when assessing the cause. These replacement wheel bearings fit standard Xiaomi axles on the listed models and offer straightforward installation.

For the Xiaomi electric scooter, always compare the bearing number on the removed component before choosing the 6001RS or 6002RS option. These two bearing types should not be treated as interchangeable without checking the original part. Inspect the wheel and axle during replacement and use suitable workshop equipment.

Sealed wheel bearings are intended to help protect their rolling surfaces from everyday dirt and moisture. Regularly inspect the wheel for noise and rough movement, and follow the scooter manufacturer’s service guidance. Avoid installing a bearing by force when the fit does not match.