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How to choose the right wheels for a scooter?

Scooter wheels are the round components that attach to the bottom of a scooter and allow it to roll smoothly on the ground. Scooter wheels are typically made of durable materials such as polyurethane, rubber, or plastic.
Wheels for a scooter are the circular components that are fitted to the base of a scooter and allow it to roll or move. You can buy wheels for scooter from Krf, Bestial Wolf, Blazer Pro, Frenzy Scooters, and Slamm Scooters.
Wheel size: Wheel size is one of the most critical factors. Scooter wheels come in various diameters, typically ranging from 100mm to 125mm or more. Smaller wheels are lighter and provide quicker acceleration, making them suitable for tricks and stunts. Larger wheels are faster and offer a smoother ride over rough terrain but may be less maneuverable.
Wheel material: Scooter wheels are typically made from either polyurethane or rubber. Polyurethane wheels are more durable, offer better grip, and have a smoother ride. Rubber wheels are softer and quieter, but may wear out faster.
Wheel hardness: The hardness of the wheel is measured with a durometer. Softer wheels lower durometer provide better grip and are ideal for cruising and carving. Harder wheels higher durometer are faster and better for tricks and jumps.
Wheel profile: The profile of the wheel refers to the shape of the wheel and can affect its speed and grip. Rounded wheels are faster, while squared off wheels provide more grip.
Core design: Scooter wheels come with various core designs, such as hollow cores, solid cores, and alloy cores. The core affects the wheels weight and strength. Hollow cores are lightweight, while solid cores are durable. Alloy cores combine strength and reduced weight. Choose a core design that suits your riding style and preferences.
Terrain and riding style: Consider the type of terrain you´ll be riding on and your riding style. If youre primarily riding at a skatepark, you might opt for smaller, softer wheels for better grip. For street or rougher terrain, larger and harder wheels may be preferable for speed and durability.
Ensure your new wheels are compatible with your scooter´s bearings. Standard scooter bearings have a 8mm inner diameter and fit most wheels. Consider upgrading to high quality bearings for improved speed and performance.
Compatibility: Ensure that the wheels you choose are compatible with your scooter´s fork and deck. Some scooters have specific wheel size and compatibility requirements, so check the manufacturer´s guidelines or consult with a professional if needed.
Personal preference: Ultimately, your personal preference and riding experience will help you decide on the right wheels for your scooter. If possible, test different wheel setups to find the combination that feels most comfortable and suits your riding style.

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