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Ruedas Longboards

Ruedas Seismic Speed Vent 77a - Crystal Clear Purple (juego de 4)

$ 92.00

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Ruedas para longboard Orangatang Dad Bods de 105 mm y 77 A, color azul

$ 150.00

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Pantheon Adam Ornelles Hoku 102mm 78a Wheels - Pink (Set of 4)

$ 129.00

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Hawgs Fatty Wheels 63mm 78a - Rojo Claro (Juego de 4)

$ 49.99

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Orangatang Skiff 62mm 86a Ruedas Longboard - Amarillo (Juego de 4)

$ 58.00

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Hawgs Chubby Ruedas 60mm 78a - Azul (Juego de 4)

$ 44.99

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Ruedas Carver Roundhouse Slicks de 65 mm y 83 A, color naranja brillante (juego de 4)

$ 39.00

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Orangatang Fat Free 65mm 83a Longboard Wheels - Pink (Set of 4)

$ 63.00

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Hawgs Plow King GT Wheels 74mm 76a - Clear Red Glossy (Set of 4)

$ 79.99

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Orangatang Skiff 62mm 80a Ruedas Longboard - Naranja (Juego de 4)

$ 58.00

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Ruedas para longboard Orangatang Beefcake de 73 mm y 80 A, color naranja (juego de 4)

$ 72.00

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Ruedas para longboard Orangatang Beefcake de 73 mm y 83 A, color morado (juego de 4)

$ 72.00

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Ruedas Longboards: Top Gear for Riders & Skaters

Roll Smooth with the Right Longboard Wheels

Every great ride starts with the perfect set of longboard wheels. Whether you're carving, commuting, or bombing hills, your wheels are key to control, speed, and comfort.

Wheels for Every Ride Style

Explore a wide range of wheels for longboards—from grippy soft options for smooth cruising to harder compounds for slide control. We stock everything from standard longboarding wheels to oversized 85mm longboard wheels like the popular Caguama wheels, built for long-distance pushing and electric setups.

Performance That Feels Right

Not all longboard tires are created equal. Our collection includes trusted favorites for all experience levels—designed to reduce vibrations, grip tight on turns, and handle the wear and tear of everyday riding. Whether you're building a new setup or replacing your old longboard wheel, you’ll find options built for durability and performance.

Trusted by Riders, Built for the Streets

From compact city cruising to wide, open downhill rides, our long board wheels offer the right diameter and durometer to match your terrain and style.

Explore the collection and upgrade your longboard wheels today—your smoothest ride yet is just a set away.

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FAQs

What size longboard wheels should I choose for cruising versus downhill riding?

Smaller wheels around 65mm to 70mm, like the Orangatang Fat Free or Stimulus in this collection, offer quicker acceleration and a lower ride height suited to cruising and city riding. Larger wheels like the Orangatang Caguama at 85mm roll over cracks and rough pavement more easily and hold speed better, which matters more for downhill riding and long-distance pushing. Riders choosing wheels from this collection should match size to their primary riding style rather than picking the largest option by default, since bigger wheels also add rotating weight.

What does the durometer number mean when choosing longboard wheels?

Durometer measures wheel hardness on the A scale, and softer wheels in the 77a to 80a range, common across the Orangatang lineup in this collection, grip better through turns and absorb rough pavement more comfortably. Harder wheels above 83a roll faster on smooth surfaces and slide more predictably for riders practicing downhill slides, but they transmit more vibration on rough roads. Most riders default to something in the high 70s to low 80s durometer range unless they specifically want a slide-focused setup.

What is special about Pantheon Karma wheels compared to standard longboard wheels?

Pantheon Karma wheels in this collection are built specifically for distance riding and pumping, using a proprietary urethane blend and a wide contact patch designed to maximize grip without sacrificing rollover speed. Unlike general-purpose longboard wheels, Karma wheels were engineered around Pantheon's own deck tolerances for boards like the Pranayama and Trip, so riders running them on other brands' decks should confirm clearance before mounting. Their 92mm diameter and 74a durometer sit toward the larger, softer end of what this collection offers, prioritizing comfort and grip over raw speed.

Can I put bigger wheels on my longboard without changing anything else?

Mounting larger wheels from this collection, especially anything over about 70mm, often requires riser pads between the deck and trucks to prevent wheelbite, where the wheel rubs against the deck during a hard turn. Riders should also check that their trucks are tall enough or paired with the right riser height for the wheel size they are installing, since a wheel that is too large for a low truck setup will bite even with risers. This is the main reason swapping to significantly bigger wheels is not always a drop-in upgrade.

What longboard wheel brands does SkatesUSA carry, and how do they differ?

This collection carries Orangatang, Carver, Pantheon, Sector 9, Seismic, Hawgs, Shark Wheel, Slime Balls, and Gravity, spanning wheels built for cruising, downhill, distance pumping, and sliding. Orangatang is widely used across downhill and freeride setups for its grip and durability, while Pantheon focuses specifically on distance and commuter riding. Riders new to longboarding generally start with a versatile mid-size, mid-durometer wheel from one of these brands rather than a specialized downhill or slide-specific option.