Skateboard Wheel Side View
This side view shows a single wheel that keeps a board rolling smoothly along pavement.
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Skateboard Wheel Components
This view shows a single skateboard wheel seen directly from the side. The image highlights the thick polyurethane outer ring surrounding the central hub, along with the round steel bearing positioned right in the middle. These basic mechanical parts work together to let a board glide and turn smoothly on various surfaces.
How Skateboard Wheels Work
Skateboard wheels are made from tough polyurethane, a synthetic material that absorbs shocks while providing traction on concrete. Inside the core of every wheel sit precision ball bearings, which allow the wheel to spin rapidly around the metal axle. Wheel hardness levels determine whether a board handles best on smooth skate park bowls or rough street asphalt.
Real Colors of a Skateboard Wheel
- Polyurethane wheel body: Off-white, plain white, solid black, or vibrant shades of red and blue
- Central hub core: Dark gray, black, or molded colored plastic
- Metal ball bearing: Metallic silver, chrome, or steel gray with black rubber dust shields