Spitfire Chargers

These are primarily cruising wheels. With an 80A durometer, they are soft enough to absorb road vibrations and roll over cracks, but they are generally too soft and grippy for technical street skating or power sliding.

Yes, they fit standard skateboard trucks. However, at 58mm, they are slightly larger than typical street wheels, so you may need riser pads to prevent wheel bite if your trucks are set loose or if you are using a deck with smaller wheel wells.

No, they are built with anti-flatspot technology. While no soft wheel is immune to damage if you are consistently locking them up in power slides, this urethane formula is specifically engineered to resist flatspotting better than standard soft wheels.

The rounded lip profile helps the wheel transition smoothly over uneven surfaces and makes the ride feel less 'twitchy.' It provides a more forgiving edge, which is ideal for cruising and navigating rough pavement compared to the sharp, locked-in feel of a conical or street-style wheel.

These wheels come pre-ground, meaning the outer surface is already roughed up for immediate grip right out of the box. You won't need to spend time breaking them in to get that consistent, buttery feel.