Difficulty moving new part over bend in angled track

Removing the old, broken roller assemblies from this corner shower unit was not an issue because the wheels were detached - i.e., they slid around the bent section and out of the track one at a time. With the new part, on which both wheels are permanently attached to the plastic assembly, I am unable to move it past the bend on the track. Am I missing something?

I've included a picture of the old and new part to confirm they are exactly the same (I ordered both the straight and angled styles to replace multiple assemblies). Another photo shows the sharp angle in the track. The new part doesn't seem to be able to round that corner because the two wheels are fixed in place with no flexibility.

Please advise. Thanks in advance!

Hi, the angled roller goes on the outside edge of the door, and the straight goes on the inside. The straight roller is the one that needs to round the curve, after it's been installed on the side of the track. The rolling component of both parts, angled or straight, is identical, and act the same way when I tried to roll them past the angled part of the track.

My husband came home and bent the track (while I watched and cringed). It worked, although I would advise anyone who does this to tread very carefully, because I feel like the track would break with very little effort. I think these rollers are installed in the factory before the track is bent into position. I can't see any other way to get them in place unless the wheels are removed and reattached (which isn't possible).

Thanks for your response!

Just received these parts and they worked perfectly for us. It is like a new door! It was a little tight on the turn but it worked. Thank you very much. It saved me several hundred dollars on a new door.