110mm wheels by brand – find your favorite brand
Do you have a favorite brand or simply want to compare the offerings of individual manufacturers? Here you will find 110mm wheels for freestyle scooters clearly divided by brand. You can choose from models for park, street, and all-around riding and compare their construction, weight, width, or design.
🛞 Each brand offers something different
Individual manufacturers differ in hub construction, weight, rubber hardness, bearings used, and design. Some brands focus on the lightest possible park wheels, while others offer more robust models suitable for street or special constructions such as Hollowcore, Honeycore, or classic Spoked cores.
⭐ Divine, CORE, Striker, Root Industries and more
In the selection, you’ll find 110mm wheels from well-known freestyle brands such as Divine, CORE, Striker, Root Industries, Union, Tilt, Proto, Ethic, Longway, Lucky, River, Native, Oath, Triad and more. Each brand offers its own designs, color combinations, and price levels, so you can choose exactly according to your setup.
⚡ Don’t choose only by the logo
The brand is a good start, but when choosing wheels, also pay attention to the width, weight, core construction, rubber hardness, and compatibility with the fork and deck. Two 110mm wheels from the same manufacturer can have a completely different character and be intended for a different riding style.
📐 110 × 24 or 110 × 30 mm?
The 110 mm diameter is only the first part of the dimension. The wheel width is also important. The most common is the classic 24 mm, but some brands also offer wider 30 mm variants.
| Size | Characteristics | Typical use |
| 110 × 24 mm | Standard, lighter, very versatile | Park, street, custom |
| 110 × 30 mm | Wider and more stable | Street and more stable setups |
🔥 Park vs. street wheels
Park riders often focus primarily on low weight, because lighter wheels make whips and rotations easier. For a street setup, on the other hand, strength, stability, and durability during harder landings may be more important. The brand alone is therefore not the only criterion – the specific model is what matters.
🔧 Check compatibility
Before ordering new 110mm wheels, make sure their dimensions are supported by your fork, deck, and brake or fender. If you are switching to wider 30 mm wheels, both the front and rear parts of the scooter must be prepared for this width. For the specific product, also check the axle diameter.
🎯 Who is selection by brand for?
- for riders who have a favorite freestyle components brand
- for riders who want to compare wheels from a single manufacturer
- for building a color- and brand-matched custom setup
- for anyone who wants to narrow down the wide selection of 110mm wheels
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Which brand of 110mm wheels is the best?
There is no single best brand for everyone. The main deciding factors are weight, bottom bracket construction, width, stiffness, and riding style. Therefore, it is better to compare specific models than to choose solely based on the manufacturer.
Do the wheels have to be the same brand as my scooter?
No. You can combine component labels. What matters is the technical compatibility of the dimensions, not the logo on the wheel, deck, or fork.
Which 110 mm wheel should you choose for the skatepark?
For the park, the lighter 110 × 24mm variant is usually the most interesting. Lower rotational mass helps with whips and other tricks in the air.
Can I combine two different wheels?
Technically, in some cases it is possible, but for consistent riding characteristics we recommend using the same model and size on both the front and rear.
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