Features:

  • The perfect companion for any Tegu Block set! The Magnetic Wooden Wheels integrate seamlessly with an existing set of Tegu Blocks to mobilize any creation for hours of fun.
  • Brilliantly simple and premium heirloom-quality toy that will last for generations
  • Curiously attractive and perfect for those seeking toys supporting open-ended and unscripted play
  • Naturally safe: no lead, no plastic, non-toxic, water-based lacquer finish, no small parts
  • Origin: Designed in the USA, purposefully made in Honduras from sustainably sourced hardwoods
Makes Tegu blocks so much better

I have the Tegu Mahogany Original 52 piece set and having these wheels creates so much more life for them. My daughter (2) loves to attach the wheels to everything she builds and they allow her to be so much more creative in different ways. I strongly recommend this for anyone who doesn't have wheels for their Tegu set. It will make building much more interesting and exciting for your children.

Great addition to our Tegu blocks

Great addition to our set of Tegu blocks. The wheels attach really well and roll nicely! The very outside of the wheel is rubber, so they really feel like a tire. They wheels make awesome little (and big) cars, but it's fun to attach them in other ways too — helicopter blade base, steering wheel, eyes on a face, uni-cycle etc. My toddler and 10-month-old both love playing with their tegu blocks, but I am keeping an extra close eye when my baby plays with these wheels, since they do fully fit in his mouth.

Love these!

My kids favorite part of playing with their Tegu blocks is making cars and bikes. These work great! My only suggestion is to get multiple sets if you have multiple kids!

Nice Wheels

Tegu blocks are amazing and the wheels are the best thing. They are super expensive, but that’s understandable given the quality and the company’s commitment to sustainability. I was able to get these on sale—bonus!

A must

If you have Tegu blocks, you know the wheels are a priceless item for the kids. Whether they're lost of they need a dozen of them to build a monster truck, they're always a premium. It's nice to have them purchasable outside a set, and are relatively inexpensive.

Great fun! Excellent quality.

These greatly increase the fun of the Tegu set. I recommend getting more than one set. I bought one at half price on Cyber Monday, and later added a couple more sets at full price. Should have gotten three sets of wheels to start with. The children mostly want to make things that MOVE.

Fun addition to Tegu blocks

Having wheels gives more options when using Tegu blocks. My grandchildren enjoy having these wheels to create vehicles.

Well-made, fast rolling wheels to transform your Tegu block set(s)

Even though my son is in more of a pulling-things-apart mode than putting-things-together (he's nearly 2), he's a big fan of these wheels, and we are, too. They go with any of the Tegu magnetic block sets, transforming static creations into moving ones. We use them with his mahogany and explorer Tegu sets. As we've come to expect from Tegu products, the wheels are well constructed. They turn with ease and attach easily to the right magnet on each block. You can create a simple one-block "car" or a more advanced, multi-part construction. Right now, we're more likely to do the former, because he's pulling the wheels off within seconds of attaching them. But I imagine we'll have more interesting wheeled structures with future play. Once attached, they roll very easily and smoothly, even on carpeted floors. We plan to have a set of these wheels as a "stocking gift" each Christmas for the next few years.

Super Cool

we gifted Tegu blocks for my son for christmas and we sporadically decided to snag these too. He loves wheels and cars so I did a "why not" and scooped them up. Great quality and just fun. They add to his blocks to make cars but he also sticks them to the fridge and door (its metal) to play too.

The wheels are what makes the Tegu set FUN

When our toddler plays with the Tegu set, almost all the time it is to build another car contraption. He rarely makes buildings or other sculptures out of the Tegu set. Rather it's always some kind of rolling device. So I bought an extra set of wheels, and it makes it even more fun - now he builds cars with 8 wheels. Within a few weeks I'm sure he's going to lose a few of these deep underneath the refrigerator so then at least he might still have 4 to build a standard car rather than an 8 wheeled monster.

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