Spitfire Skateboard Wheels

Yes, the 80HD durometer is specifically designed for rougher surfaces. The softer urethane absorbs road vibration, making for a much smoother ride on cracked asphalt or debris-filled ground compared to harder street wheels.

The Conical Full shape provides a wider contact patch, which gives you a more stable base and better grip. This extra width is particularly helpful for maintaining control when cruising or navigating uneven terrain.

While no wheel is completely immune to wear, these feature anti-flatspot technology and a mechanically bonded core that resists deformation. They are built to maintain their shape better than standard soft wheels, even under heavy use.

No, these wheels are designed to fit standard skateboard bearings. The core is engineered for precise seating, so your bearings should fit snugly and spin true right out of the box.

At 58mm, these are on the larger side, which helps with maintaining speed and rolling over cracks easily. Depending on your deck height, you might want to consider using riser pads to prevent wheel bite during sharp turns.