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I believe it is the same for all of our boats.
It is solely to avoid scratching up your boat. If you have a good roller now then you are fine. Some newer boats came with very scratchy rollers and some older boats have dried out rollers.
It is the crappy yellow one. Not sure if the black ones were older.
@Julian, that looks like the one on my X.
So you are saying the one on my trailer in this pic is what you replaced?
Sorry, yes. I replaced the yellow one on my 2015 SX240. Below is a picture of the yellow roller with all the blue gel coat on it. Here is the link to the thread I posted on replacing it.
