Stunt Scooter Wheels
Lucky Lunar 110mm Stunt scooter wheel
34,95 €Proto Full Core Grippers Stunt scooter wheel 2-Pack
89,95 € 81,95 €District Zodiac Stunt Scooter Wheel
29,95 € 24,95 €Tilt Durare Selects Nikita Stunt Scooter Wheels 2-Pack
89,95 €Trynyty Gothic Stunt Scooter Wheel 2-Pack
64,95 €Proto Plasmas Stunt scooter wheels 2-Pack
89,95 € 76,95 €Versatyl 110mm Stunt Scooter Wheel
34,95 €Lucky Jayden Sharman V2 Signature Stunt Scooter Wheel
37,95 €Lucky Lunar 110mm Chris Farris Stunt Scooter Wheel
34,95 €Aztek Ermine Stunt scooter wheels 2-Pack
69,95 € 63,95 €Lucky Lunar 110mm James Gellatly Signature Stunt Scooter Wheel
35,95 €Slamm Nylon Core 110mm Stunt Scooter Wheel
12,95 €Drone Luxe 3 Dual Core Feather-Light Stunt Scooter Wheel
38,95 €Drone Helios 1 Hollow Spoked Feather-Light Stunt Scooter Wheel
36,95 €Slamm Nylon Core 100mm Stunt Scooter Wheel
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Scooter Wheels Define Your Riding Experience
Stunt scooter wheels are what make your scooter tick. They are one of the most important parts of your scooter setup and will determine how smooth and responsive your scooting experience will be. The core material for modern scooter wheels is usually nylon or aluminium.
There are numerous styles of wheels that will help you customise your setup. Scooter wheel cores can be solid, spoked, hollow or perforated in their design. Solid wheels are durable but heavy, whereas spoked wheels are lighter but can be damaged more easily. Hollow wheels are both lightweight with a solid core design.
Choosing the Right Stunt scooter wheels
When choosing scooter wheels you should consider the size, hardness and the maximum wheel diameter compatible with your fork. Stunt scooter wheel diameters are available in sizes 100 mm, 110 mm, 115 mm, 120 mm. However, it is most common to get wheels of either 100 mm or 110 mm. Smaller wheels are recommended for beginners as they are more manoeuvrable, while larger wheels are best suited for riders looking to ride quickly and aggressively.
Wheel hardness is measured on the durometer scale. Here, the higher the number, the harder the wheel. The average durometer for a scooter wheel is between 82A and 88A. In general, harder wheels will allow you to ride faster, but will not provide you with as much traction. Meanwhile, softer wheels will wear down a little faster, but give you more grip. Many pro riders choose to use softer wheels when riding on the street, and harder wheels when at the skatepark.
How Long Do Stunt scooter wheels Last?
Pro scooter wheels inevitably wear down over time, whatever your style of riding. There is no definite date of how often you should replace your wheels, and this can be anything from a couple of months to every few years. When you notice that the urethane is wearing down, and it’s impacting the feel of your riding, then it’s a good idea to start looking for a new pair.
If you are looking for more information about scooter wheels, check out our guide on Buying Scooter Wheels.