FREEDARE Skateboard Wheels 52mm and Bearings, Spacers Installed 92A for Street Tricks(Pack of 4)

Bought these for a steady rest I made for my wood lathe. They work wonderfully. Highly recommend

My nephew wanted to learn to skateboard but he jumps around alot so I bought a cheap board with wheels that no matter how much u loosened them up wouldn't move and i seen his struggle. Once I put these on the difference from the standard wheels on a walmart board to these was night and day. His struggle was no more but I fear the struggle kinda put skateboarding from being fun to being a chore. But he still rides it and gets better daily.

As for deco on a sick board, yeah value is ok. Color is yellow and they do fit. Easy as loosening a nut, and the look fit for what I was doing. And that for sure wasn't doing kick flips down the steps of the condo, but put these cheap beaches on a sick board I wanted to keep and display. So yeah for that they are good. But for getting gnarly down a hill in is all on you jack. I didn't ride these rips.

The media could not be loaded. These was the best thing ever, I paid 17$ for this and I got wheel and skate tool AND BEARING TOOL. Bearing tool was small but it’s better for transport, skate tool was great I carry it every were with me and it’s strong. The wheel are the best the back of the wheel has a kind like rubber line for locking in on rails and they are great, the bearing and spacers are great and I think the bearings are close to bone reds. If in need of all these or a beginner GET THIS !!!

I used these to repair a bowflex machine's rowing seat.

I knew these were going to be cheap wheels but they are TINY! I don't know if there's a youth skateboard but that's where these belong. The bearings are either tight or cheap. I would bet the latter. They are no better than the used wheels on the Goodwill skateboard that I purchased. Definitely not going to work for me.

I got the white ones with the skate tools and the only thing I did was switch out the bearings. For that price it’s worth it. It’s a softer wheel too 92a so if you’re skating roughish terrain it’s a great option.

I’ve been on these for a few weeks now and they’ve worn in nice. They’re on the softer side and grab the ramp/ground really tight. I like the orange color. The freeride stamp is almost worn off. Still looks good.