Fingerboard Wheels
15 products
Fingerboard wheels are the part most riders underestimate until they try a proper set. Urethane fingerboard wheels with real bearings spin longer, respond to finger pressure, and give the board a liveliness that hollow plastic hubs cannot produce.
HAILEY CNC Street-Shape Fingerboard Wheels — Pack of 2
In stock$29.95
DSG 8mm POM Fingerboard Wheels — High-Speed White
In stock$29.95
DSG Fingerboard Wheels — Wide Tyre, Anti-Slip, No-Resistance
In stock$38.95
Urethane CNC Fingerboard Wheels — ABEC 7 (Set of 4)
In stock$39.95
CNC Fingerboard Wheels — High Speed Bearing
In stock$44.95
Street Shape Fingerboard Wheels — Bearing Lock
In stock$47.95
CNC Fingerboard Wheels — Swirl Colour
In stock$47.95
Bowl Shape Fingerboard Wheels — Wide Contact
In stock$49.95
Resin Swirl Urethane Fingerboard Wheels — ABEC 7
In stock$52.95
75D Pro Fingerboard Wheels
In stock$54.95
BM Fingerboard Wheels — NSK Bearings, Dual-Colour Metal Lock
In stock$55.95
65D Urethane Fingerboard Wheels — Pro Shape
In stock$57.95
65D Mini Shape Urethane Fingerboard Wheels
In stock$62.95
BM Race-Grade Fingerboard Wheels — Metal Lock, Quiet-Running
In stock$64.95
Professional Fingerboard Wheels — ABEC 7 (Set of 8)
In stock$79.95
Fingerboard Wheels: a buying guide
Bearings: the spec that changes everything
Fingerboard bearing wheels contain a miniature ABEC-rated bearing inside each hub. The bearing allows the wheel to spin freely with almost no resistance, giving the board momentum during tricks and making landings feel alive. Fingerboard wheels with bearings are the single most noticeable upgrade you can make to a budget setup. All wheels in this collection use genuine bearings, not hollow hubs.
Urethane vs. plastic construction
Urethane fingerboard wheels grip the surface slightly, absorb small imperfections in obstacles, and compress just enough on landing to feel realistic. CNC fingerboard wheels are machined for precise tolerances, meaning all four wheels in a set are genuinely identical in diameter — consistent roll and landing feel. Plastic wheels slide unpredictably and produce a flat, toy-like response.
Wheel shape and size
A smaller, harder wheel rolls quickly on smooth surfaces and suits technical street riding. A larger, slightly softer wheel handles rougher surfaces and gives a smoother ride across obstacles. The best fingerboard wheels for your style depend on what surfaces you skate and which tricks you focus on. Check diameter and durometer in each listing.
Replacing bearings
Fingerboard bearings are the most common wear item on any setup. They can be pressed out, cleaned with a small amount of bearing lubricant, and pressed back in — or replaced entirely when they feel gritty or slow. Keeping spare bearings on hand means worn wheels do not retire your whole setup.
Common questions
- What are the best fingerboard wheels for street skating?
- Smaller, harder urethane wheels suit technical street tricks where speed and spin matter more than grip. A higher durometer rating means the wheel slides more predictably on ledges and rails. Pro fingerboard wheels in the 57–60 durometer range are a common street choice.
- Do fingerboard wheels come with bearings already installed?
- Most pro fingerboard wheels are sold with bearings pre-installed and ready to mount. Some are sold wheel-only with bearings available separately. Wheels at Fingerboard Lab specify whether bearings are included in the listing.
- How do I know if my fingerboard wheels need new bearings?
- Spin a wheel by hand and listen. A healthy bearing spins smoothly with a quiet hiss. A dry bearing produces a rough, grinding sound and slows within a second or two. Gritty bearings can often be saved by cleaning and adding a small drop of thin bearing oil.
- Are CNC fingerboard wheels worth the extra cost?
- CNC wheels are cut to precise dimensions, so all four in a set are genuinely identical in diameter. Even a small difference between front and back wheel diameter changes how the board rolls and lands. If consistency matters to your riding, CNC wheels are worth it.
- Can I use fingerboard wheels from different brands?
- Yes, provided the bore diameter matches your axle size. Most pro fingerboard wheels and trucks follow the same standard axle dimension, so mixing brands is common. Check the bore size in the product description against your truck axle diameter when in doubt.
Still deciding? Read the build guides or look up a term.