Skateboard Wheels 70mm 80a with Skateboard T Tool and ABEC-9 Bearings Spacers Cruiser Wheels (Pack of 4) (70mm with T Tool)

Good value.-includes tools for installation. Purchased multiple for a small group skateboard design workshop. Good quality trucks and wheels.

Really easy to replace with the provided multi-tool on my daughter's skateboard and cheaper than buying a new one. She loves the way it feels now. It's an improvement to the generic board and the trucks are metal and not cheap plastic that wear out. Also the sealed wheel bearings provided are quite well made.

works fine for a reasonable price ...for my grand kids not Tony Hawk

I bought these wheels to replace the tiny wheels that were attached to my bowling ball tote bags. They worked out perfectly and now my bags are smooth rolling and stable. The bags no longer tip over when I hit a pebble or someone else’s bag (or any other object) when I’m navigating through a parking lot or bowling center. This was a great purchase!

Works exactly how it was described make sure it's compatible with your board.

First time replacing trucks/wheels on a skateboard. Kiddo mostly did it himself. The instructions are not great, we ended up looking at other sources to figure it out. Does not come with any extra parts, which would be fine, but the size seems to vary on the hex screws. The tool that comes with didn't fit half of them, thankfully I had one on hand that did. The wheels are cheap, kinda soft, expecting we'll need to replace them pretty quickly. Trucks are sturdy. We learned a lot, kit had most of what we needed. Pretty good value for a beginner, but it is not something I would purchase again.

Honestly lot better than what I was expecting but great price and awesome skateboard trucks, wheels and hardware.

I replaced the wheels on 2 street boards I had. The left red one on the left got those wheels. The green one got some 78a instead. Both work out great and I enjoy riding either board.However, I have to confess that 78a feels a little better than 80a. I could live with either, but given the choice, I'd pick the softer one. I just ordered some 76a to test out too.