Chubby Scooter Wheels

No. The doughnut patterns are printed on the wheel’s core and do not alter performance. Chubby wheels use high-grade urethane and aluminium or plastic cores similar to other performance wheels, ensuring a smooth roll and dependable rebound.

Chubby wheels come primarily in 110 mm and 120 mm diameters. They offer widths of 24 mm, standard for most scooters, and sometimes wider versions. Always check fork and deck compatibility before purchasing.

Hardness typically ranges from 88A to 89A. Softer wheels (88A) provide grip and cushioning, ideal for park riding. Slightly harder wheels (89A) reduce rolling resistance, improving speed on smooth surfaces and providing durability for street use.

Chubby wheels offer both. Metal cores (often aluminium) enhance strength and durability, especially for heavier riders or aggressive riding. Plastic cores reduce cost and are sufficient for light or casual riders.

Yes. Chubby wheels include ABEC‑7 or higher-rated bearings, and sometimes spacers as well. The bearings are pre-installed for convenience.

Yes. As long as wheel sizes and widths match your fork and deck, you can mix Chubby wheels with other wheels. Many riders use one Chubby wheel and one standard wheel for a custom look.

Clean off dirt and grit regularly, avoid leaving wheels wet for prolonged periods and rotate wheels occasionally to prevent uneven wear. Replace bearings or wheels if you notice cracks, chunking or decreased performance.

Riders who value both performance and personality. The fun designs are popular among kids, but the quality of the urethane and cores satisfies adults and intermediate riders too.