Best Pro Scooter Wheels of 2025: Complete Comparison

Finding the perfect scooter wheels can elevate your ride or at the very least, feel way better than the worn out pair that you are rolling on now. Whether you're hitting the skatepark or the streets, the right set of wheels affects your speed, grip, control, and overall performance. In this 2025 comparison, we break down the best pro scooter wheels on the market and help you choose what works best for your setup and riding style.

Quick Comparison Table

Brand	Model	Diameter	Hardness	Core Type	Best For
Root Industries	Honeycore	110mm	88A	Hollow Core	Park
Proto	Grippers	110mm	88A	Spoked Core	Street
Envy	Diamond	120mm	86A	Solid Core	Park
Lucky	Lunar 120	120mm	88A	Hollow Core	Park
Tilt	Durare Full Core	110mm	88A	Full Core	Street
Fuzion	Imperial	110mm	88A	Hollow Core	Park
Aztek	Architect 2	110mm	88A	Hollow Core	Street
River	Rapid Blizzard	110mm	86A	Spoked Core	Street

What to Look for in Scooter Wheels

Choosing the right scooter wheels comes down to three key elements:

1. Wheel Diameter

• 110mm is the standard for most pro scooters

• 120mm offers faster roll and better for taller riders or park

• 100mm is less common now but used for smaller setups

2. Urethane Hardness

• 86A-88A is the sweet spot for durability and grip

• Softer urethane = more grip (great for street)

• Harder urethane = more speed (better for park)

3. Core Design

• Hollow Core: Lightweight, but a little weak

• Spoked Core: Aesthetic, strong and balanced

• Full Core: Best for absorbing heavy landings

Best Scooter Wheels by Category

🏆 Best Overall: Fuzion Imperial Wheels

• Lightweight hollowcore

• Durable 88A urethane

• 7075 Forged Aluminum Core
  

• Perfect for any park rider

• Con: Discontinued, last remaining stock is sold at Bland Pro Shop!

🌧️ Best for Street: Proto Grippers 

• Durable spoked and full core options

• Industry-praised for long wear

• Slightly more grip with responsive rebound

⏳ Best for Longevity: Tilt Durare Full Core

• Designed to take big drops

• Reinforced full core structure

• Slightly heavier but more dependable for daily street use

✨ Best Looking: River Rapid Blizzard 

• Sleek silver core with white PU

• super long lasting

• Great for street riders

Compatibility Tips

• Check your fork and brake clearance before upgrading to 120mm diameter or 30mm wide wheels

• Ensure your axle bolt and bearings are compatible with the new wheels. The vast majority of scooter wheels and decks are 8std axles but there are some that are 12std. 

Scooter Wheel FAQs

Q: Are 110mm or 120mm scooter wheels better?  120mm wheels roll faster and are smoother over cracks, ideal for park riders. 110mm is the industry standard and works great for all-around use.

Q: How long do pro scooter wheels last? Depending on terrain and riding intensity, wheels typically last 3–6 months for frequent riders. Rotate them periodically to extend lifespan.

Q: Can I mix wheel sizes on my scooter?  Not recommended. It can throw off your balance and wear unevenly. Stick with matched diameter front and rear.

Q: What is the hardest scooter wheel? Most wheels max out at 88A for urethane. Harder wheels roll faster but lose grip on slick surfaces.

Final Thoughts

The best scooter wheel is the one that matches your riding style, setup, and terrain. Riders hitting big stair sets might need Tilt's durability, while those flipping over boxes at the park will appreciate lighter wheels from Fuzion, Envy, or Root.

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