Customer Reviews for Toter Replacement Lid Kit for 96 Gallon 2-Wheel Trash Can

Easy install and fit perfect!

Excellent fit, with hardware included. Not as thick of material as original.

Direct replacement. Only downside was the price was half the cost of the whole garbage pail when new. Bidenomics suck.

Worked like it should. No issues.

Great replacement. Fit perfect and only took two minutes to install

It was delivered to the store on time, came with the necessary hardware, so easy to install and fit perfectly on the old container.

So, it’s a lid. It fits my Toter 64gl trash can like it should. Opens and closes, that’s pretty much it. Yeah lid (confetti).

Very lightly built . Sure it will break as the other did .

Simple fix for a broken lid.

I have had my 64 gallon Toter for almost 20 years, and after years of exposure to the elements and the sanitation crew, the lid had cracked beyond repair. I looked online and these cans are now almost two hundred dollars new! I was gratified to find that you could order just the lid. The whole thing took five minutes to replace, and three of that was looking for the correct hex wrench to tighten it down. I fully expect another 10+ years out of this receptacle. Reduce, reuse, recycle indeed!

Great replacement lid. Changed out very simply and in minutes. good buy.

It works very well!!!

Just what I needed. Fit well and easy to install.

Toter top worked perfectly for 96-gallon container. Good price, easy to install

Exact fit…Easy install.

Great OEM replacement lid, Easy to install.

Perfect fit with all the hardware.

Much easier to replace than I was expecting, and removal of previous lid was easy too.

Bought two of these lids to replace the ones on 96-gallon cans that are still in near new condition, even after nearly 20 years of exposure, hard use, and movement up and down a long driveway. They came with hardware - not that it was necessary. The original screws are stainless, still shiny, and in perfect shape. I cringed at the price of the cans 20 years ago; $100 apiece, but 19 years of use/abuse have proven the cans were a worthy investment. And, spending $50 on a plastic, injection molded, lid, that may have cost $2 to produce seems steep. That is, until one realizes that, with new lids and a power wash, the originals look as good as new, are likely good for another 19 years or so, and the replacement cost for two 96-gallon Toters has grown over the years. If your cans are still in good shape, the lids are worth the price of admission - but I would definitely recommend having them sent to the store, for pickup. Shipping these over-sized monsters is expensive.