Quasi Skateboards Wheels

Not really. With an 87A durometer, these are significantly softer than standard street wheels, meaning they won't slide easily for power slides or technical tricks. They are designed specifically for cruising, commuting, and navigating rougher surfaces.

It depends on your setup. A 56mm wheel is slightly larger than the standard street size, so if you are riding a low-profile truck or a loose setup, you might need riser pads to prevent the wheel from rubbing against your deck during sharp turns.

The 87A softness is excellent for this. Because the urethane is softer, it absorbs the impact of small rocks and cracks rather than stopping abruptly, allowing you to roll over uneven terrain much more smoothly than you would on harder, park-style wheels.

No, these wheels use a standard bearing seat. Any standard skateboard bearing will fit perfectly, so you can easily swap them onto your existing setup.

Yes, they are noticeably quieter than harder wheels. The softer durometer dampens road chatter and vibration, which results in a much smoother, quieter ride when commuting on rougher asphalt or concrete.