How to find the right Scooter Replacement Wheels AI guide

Envy: Wide range of pro wheels in standard sizes.
River Wheel Co: Respected pro scooter wheel specialist.
Tilt: Durable pro wheels.
Lucky: Pro and youth wheel options.
Root Industries: Pro wheels in several core styles.

Written by an AI model from its trained knowledge.

What the AI looks for in Scooter Replacement Wheels

Diameter and width (pro scooters): Common sizes are 100, 110, 115, 120 and 125mm, in 24mm or 30mm widths. Check the fork and deck maximums. Wheels that are too large rub the deck or fork, and wide wheels need wide forks.
Core type: Metal cores (hollow or spoked) are standard for pro use. Plastic cores suit only light kids' scooters. Plastic cores crack under impact and can lose their bearing fit.
Urethane hardness: Harder urethane (around 88A and up) rolls fast and lasts. Softer urethane grips better and rides smoother. Hardness trades speed and durability against grip and comfort.
Bearings: Most kick and pro wheels use 608 bearings on an 8mm axle. Check whether bearings are included. Some wheels ship without bearings.
Electric scooter tires: Match the exact tire size printed on the sidewall, and choose pneumatic (tube or tubeless) or solid. Pneumatic tires ride smoother. Solid tires never go flat but ride harsher.

Plastic-core wheels for stunt riding.
Electric scooter tires bought by approximate size instead of the exact sidewall marking.

Only if both the fork and the deck allow 120mm. Check each part's stated maximum wheel size.