110 × 24 mm – the most popular size for freestyle wheels
110 × 24 mm wheels are among the most common choices for freestyle scooters. The 110 mm diameter offers good speed and a smooth ride, while the standard 24 mm width maintains low weight and good maneuverability for tricks. As a result, this size is used for park, street, and universal freestyle setups.
🛞 Why choose 110 mm?
110mm diameter represents an excellent compromise between smaller 100mm and larger 115–120mm wheels. Compared to the 100 mm, it maintains speed better and handles small bumps more comfortably, while still remaining light and easy to control during tailwhips, barspins, and other technical tricks.
📐 Width 24 mm – classic freestyle standard
The center width of 24 mm is very common on freestyle scooters.
Combined with the 110 mm diameter, this creates a universal size that supports a large number of freestyle forks and decks. Before replacing, always verify the specific compatibility of your setup.
⚡ Spoked, Hollowcore, Honeycore or other constructions?
The same size does not mean the same driving characteristics. In the menu, you’ll find various center constructions – from classic Spoked to lightweight Hollowcore and Honeycore and other special designs. The construction primarily affects the weight, appearance, and overall character of the wheelbarrow.
🔥 Park or street?
110 × 24 mm works for both styles. Park riders often primarily look for the lowest possible wheel weight so that the scooter goes into rotation faster. On the street, strength and durability may be more important. Therefore, in addition to the size itself, also compare the hub construction, weight, and hardness of the specific wheel.
⚙️ Don’t forget the bearings and axle
Individual wheels may differ in the bearings used – in our selection, you’ll find models with ABEC 9 or ABEC 11, for example. A standard 8mm axle is commonly used for 110 × 24mm freestyle wheels. When selecting, always check the technical parameters of the specific product.
🔍 How to choose the right 110 × 24mm wheel?
| Parameter | What it affects |
| Weight | Lighter wheels make whips and rotations easier |
| Core construction | Affects weight, | strength and appearance
| Rubber hardness | Affects grip, speed and riding feel |
| Bearings | Affect the smoothness of wheel rotation |
| Number of pieces | Some wheels are sold individually, other in a pair |
🎯 Who are the 110 × 24 mm wheels for?
- for freestyle riding in the skatepark and on the street
- for upgrading a scooter with original 110 × 24mm wheels
- for riders building a park or universal custom
- for riders looking for a wide selection of brands, constructions, and designs
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What does the size 110 × 24 mm mean?
110 mm indicates the wheel diameter and 24 mm its width. When choosing, both dimensions must match what your fork and deck support.
Do 110 × 24 mm wheels fit every freestyle scooter?
Not automatically. The fork, deck, and brake or fender must support a 110 mm diameter and the required wheel width. The correct axle size is also important.
Are 110 × 24 mm suitable for the skatepark?
Yes. This is a very popular size for park freestyle scooters. If low weight is your priority, choose among lighter models with a lightweight aluminum center.
Are they also suitable for streetwear?
Yes. For street, you can choose firmer 110 × 24mm wheels according to your setup. If you want significantly wider and more stable wheels, some street scooters also use 30mm variants.
Are bearings part of the wheels?
For a large portion of freestyle wheels, the bearings are already installed, but it depends on the specific product. You will always find the information in its technical specifications.
Is there one or two wheels in the package?
It depends on the manufacturer and the specific model. Some wheels are sold individually, while others are sold directly as a pair. Therefore, always check the number of pieces listed for the product before ordering.