Skateboard Wheels (58mm, Cloudy Gel) with ABEC 7 Bearings and Spacers

When it comes to skateboarding, there are no rigid rules regarding the ideal wheel size. Typically, street and park skaters prefer wheels ranging from 50mm to 54mm, while bowl and old-school skaters often opt for wheels measuring 55mm to 60mm. The larger the wheel, the longer the roll.

Most of the wheels available are 99A in hardness, which is considered ideal for street and park skating. However, some wheels are marked "Gel" in color, indicating a softer 92A hardness. These softer "Gel" wheels are better suited for new riders, filmers, or riding on rougher terrain.

Regardless of the quality of your wheels, they won't perform to their full potential without a set of fresh bearings. To ensure your new wheels roll smoothly, we include a set of 8 Abec 7 Bullseye bearings with your wheel selection.

To further enhance the performance and longevity of your bearings, we recommend using Speed Spacers. These spacers increase speed and promote longer bearing life by allowing you to tighten your wheel nuts to eliminate any wobble, ensuring your wheels spin smoothly and freely.

Upgrading your wheels and bearings can breathe new life into your skateboard, making it feel as good as new. The combination of fresh wheels and bearings will have your board running smoother than ever before.

When selecting your ideal wheel size, keep in mind the following guidelines: - 50mm to 54mm wheels are a common choice for street and park skating - 55mm to 60mm wheels are typical for bowl and old-school skating - The larger the wheel, the longer the roll

As for wheel hardness, you have two main options: - 99A hardness wheels are ideal for street and park skating - 92A "Gel" wheels are softer and better suited for new riders, filmers, or rougher terrain

To ensure your wheels roll smoothly, we include a set of 8 Abec 7 Bullseye bearings with your purchase. Additionally, Speed Spacers can further improve the performance and lifespan of your bearings by allowing you to tighten your wheel nuts and eliminate any wobble.

Upgrading your skateboard's wheels and bearings can significantly enhance the overall riding experience, making your board feel smoother and more responsive than ever before. So, whether you're a seasoned skater or just starting out, be sure to choose the right wheel size and hardness to suit your skating style and terrain preferences.

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