110 × 30 mm – wider wheels for a stable freestyle setup
110 × 30 mm wheels combine the popular 110 mm diameter with a significantly wider 30 mm profile. Thanks to the larger contact area, it offers a more stable riding feel, greater confidence on landings, and good grip. They are an interesting choice especially for riders who prefer a more stable street or all-around freestyle setup.
📐 What does 110 × 30 mm mean?
110 mm indicates the wheel diameter and 30 mm its width. The diameter remains the same as that of the very common 110 × 24 mm wheels, but the wider profile provides a larger contact area with the surface and changes the overall riding feel.
🔥 More stability and confidence on landings
A wider wheel offers a larger contact area with the surface. This can be pleasant during high-speed riding, landings, and technical tricks, where the rider will appreciate a more stable feel underfoot. Stability is one of the main reasons why some riders switch from 24mm to 30mm wheels.
🛴 A great choice for street and all-around riding
30 mm wide wheels make a lot of sense for riders who want a stable scooter for street, grinds, bigger impacts, and everyday riding. Of course, you can use them in the skatepark as well – it mainly depends on the specific setup and on whether you prefer low weight or a more stable scooter feel.
⚠️ Watch out for compatibility
30mm wheels do not automatically fit every freestyle scooter. The fork must have enough clearance for a 30mm wide center, and the rear part of the deck must also support this width. Also check the compatibility of the brake or fender and the axle diameter of the specific wheel.
110 × 24 mm vs. 110 × 30 mm
| Parameter | 110 × 24 mm | 110 × 30 mm |
| Width | Standard 24 mm | Wide 30 mm |
| Characteristics | Light and agile | More stable and wider |
| Contact area | Smaller | Larger |
| Typical use | Park / universal freestyle | Street / universal freestyle |
| Compatibility | Very widespread | 30 mm support required |
⚙️ Don’t just focus on wheel width
When choosing, also compare weight, rubber hardness the center structure, bearings and axle diameter. Two wheels measuring 110 × 30 mm therefore do not necessarily have the same riding characteristics. You can always find the specific technical parameters with the given product.
🎯 Who are 110 × 30mm wheels for?
- for riders who want wider and more stable wheels
- for street and universal freestyle setups
- for riders who prefer a larger contact patch
- for scooters with a fork and deck compatible with 30mm width
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What does 110 × 30 mm mean?
110 mm is the wheel diameter and 30 mm its width. This is therefore a wheel of the same height, but wider than the standard 110 × 24 mm variant.
What is the difference between 24mm and 30mm wheels?
The 30mm wheel has a larger contact area and feels more stable. The 24 mm variant tends to be lighter and has significantly broader compatibility with common freestyle components.
Do 110 × 30 mm wheels fit every freestyle scooter?
No. Both the fork and the deck must support 30 mm wide wheels. Also check the brake or fender and the required axle diameter.
Are 30mm wheels only for street?
No. Their stable character makes them suitable for street riding, but you can also use them in the skatepark. What matters most is compatibility and what kind of feel you prefer from the scooter.
Not sure whether your scooter supports 30mm wheels?
Send us the model of your deck and fork and we’ll be happy to verify compatibility for you at Scootshop. For 30 mm wheels, checking the correct dimensions is especially important.
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