- Is this suitcase carry-on or checked size?
- The 24-inch version is a checked bag, not carry-on. Check your airline's limit, since some carriers cap checked bags at 62 linear inches and this case sits close to that.
- Does the TSA lock come set with a combination?
- It ships with a factory default combination that you change yourself. Keep the instructions, because a forgotten combination means a locksmith or a broken lock.
- Is ABS good enough for checked luggage?
- ABS is the entry-level hard-shell plastic. It handles normal trips but is more prone to scuffs, dents and cold-weather cracking than polycarbonate or polypropylene.
- How does it compare with American Tourister's polycarbonate cases?
- The polycarbonate models cost more but flex instead of cracking and usually have smoother wheels and a sturdier handle. The Color Vault trades that toughness for a lower build cost.
- Can the wheels be replaced?
- The wheels are riveted or screw-mounted depending on production batch, and American Tourister does not sell spare wheel kits widely. A damaged wheel often means a repair shop or a new case.
- What fits in a 24-inch spinner?
- Roughly a week of clothes for one person, or a few days for two. There is no expansion zipper, so pack to the shell rather than overstuffing.
- Where is the American Tourister Color Vault Hardside Suitcase 24.0 4-Wheeled Spinner - Silver cheapest?
- At Quill, for $157.39, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the American Tourister Color Vault Hardside Suitcase 24.0 4-Wheeled Spinner - Silver?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Quill, Staples.