Roller Skate Wheels
Replacement and performance roller skate wheels for recreational, derby, and outdoor skating, available in urethane and varying durometers and sizes. Fourteen products indexed with an average rating of 4.61 and mid-range pricing (about $34–$65, avg $49); brands include Bont among others
Top Products
8 Pack Roller Skate Wheels with Bearings Installed
Tanzfrosch
Budget
Riedell Radar Energy 57 Wheels - 4 pack 78A 31mm x 57mm
Riedell
Budget
Bont Glow LED Indoor Wheel Set 58mm x 32mm 101A (Pack of 4) Obsidian Black
Bont
Mid-Range
8 Pack 65x36mm 78A Quad Roller Skate Wheels with ABEC-9 Bearings
ROTESONNE
Mid-Range
Rollerbones Team Logo 98A Recreational Roller Skate Wheels (Set of 8)
Rollerbones
Mid-Range
Glow LED Roller Skate Wheels 62x35mm 83A (Set of 4) Misty Teal
Bont
Mid-Range
Glow LED Quad Roller Skate Wheels 62x35mm 83A (Set of 4)
Bont
Mid-Range
Glow LED Quad Roller Skate Wheels 62x35mm 83A (Obsidian Black) - 4 wheels
Bont
Mid-Range
Glow LED Roller Skate Wheels 62x35mm 83A (Love Letter Pink) Set of 4
Bont
Mid-Range
Bont Glow Light Up LED Indoor Roller Skate Wheels (4pk) 58x32mm 101A
Bont
Mid-Range
Glow LED Indoor Roller Skate Wheels 58mm x 32mm 101A (Pack of 4) - Bont
Bont
Mid-Range
Glow LED Quad Roller Skate Wheels 62x35mm 83A (Set of 4) Tickle Blue
Bont
Mid-Range
Glow Light Up LED Outdoor Roller Skate Wheels (62x35mm) – Pack of 4, 83A
Bont
Mid-Range
Halo Wheels - Roller Skate Wheels 4-Pack 38mm x 59mm
Riedell
Mid-RangeRoundups
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right wheel size for my roller skates?
Wheel size is measured in millimeters; smaller wheels (around 58–62 mm) offer quicker acceleration and maneuverability for indoor rink or derby use, while larger wheels (65–76 mm+) roll faster and smooth rough outdoor surfaces. Match wheel size to your skating style, boot clearance, and the truck/plate compatibility
What durometer (hardness) should I pick for indoor vs. outdoor skating?
Durometer is measured on the A scale; softer wheels (around 78A–85A) provide better grip and shock absorption for outdoor or rough surfaces, while harder wheels (88A–101A+) are faster and more durable on smooth indoor rinks. Choose based on surface hardness and desired grip versus speed
How do wheel profile and contact patch affect performance?
Wheel profile (rounded vs. square edges) and contact patch (width of the surface touching the ground) influence grip and turnability: rounded, narrower profiles are easier to turn and slide, while square, wider profiles increase stability and traction. Pick profiles according to whether you prioritize agility, stability, or slide control
Can I mix different wheels on one skate and is it recommended?
Mixing wheel sizes, durometers, or profiles between front and back is possible and sometimes used to tune handling (e.g., harder rear wheels for speed, softer front for grip), but consistency in diameter and hub type is important for safety and even wear; avoid mixing wheels that cause axle or plate fit issues
What bearings and spacers do I need with new wheels?
Most roller skate wheels use standard 8mm bearings and require one bearing per side plus properly sized spacers on two-piece axles; ensure bearings are compatible with the wheel hub bore and that spacers match your axle system to prevent binding and uneven wear
How should I maintain and clean my roller skate wheels for longer life?
Regularly remove debris, wipe wheels with a mild detergent or isopropyl alcohol, rotate wheel positions for even wear, and inspect for flat spots or cracks; replace wheels that have significant chunking or uneven wear and keep bearings cleaned and lubricated per manufacturer guidance
What price range should I expect for quality replacement roller skate wheels?
Replacement wheels commonly fall into budget options under $50 for a set up to mid-range and premium sets above that; factors affecting price include urethane formulation, brand reputation, wheel size, and whether bearings or spacers are included