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Jan. 19, 2021 update:
ABS did not hold up all that well so I tried Taulman Bridge Filament(Nylon), ran it at a nozzle temp of 260 and bed temp of 110. Maxed out my little Ender 3 Pro. Used a brim and it worked fine.
So far they are holding up much better than the other filaments. Here's a link to the filament.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QRR292C/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

NEW VERSION 3 UPLOADED
Stronger, thicker, better. Yes the originals broke so be careful.
Wheel fix for Porch & Den Sorrel High Back Swivel Gaming Chair with Footrest. Won't get into what I think of this chair but 3 of the wheels crushed after about 4 months of use. The rest are probably not far behind. So here is the fix.
Suggestion and what i'm going to do. Just print this 8 times and replace all of them, even if bad or not.

Try not to destroy the caster when removing the old wheel. 2 of mine fell off and the other was kind of smoused(i know, not a word) into the caster so I had to pry it out. The plastic on the casters just bent when trying to pry the wheel out. So just be careful.

Creality

Ender 3 Pro

No

No

.2

90%

I printed them with 6 walls and 90% infill. Not sure if needed but I wanted them to be tough. If using ABS you may need a vice to press the wheel into the caster. With PLA it should snap right in. I have 3 on my chair now and it actually feels more stable than when I first bought it. I may just do all the wheels.
Hope this helps somebody.