Spitfire Bighead Skateboard Wheels (48mm 50mm 51mm 52mm 53mm 54mm 57mm 59mm 63mm)

First off spitfire is my #1 choice for skateboard wheels. I’ve had them in the past but I haven’t bought them on amazon until now. These wheels last me a long time and don’t get flat spots easily. Spitfire wheels have always been favored by most skaters because they are reliable and smooth. This is the first time I’ve bought 48mm wheels and I love them. I have to say these wheels aren’t the best for traveling long distances or on bumpy surfaces. These are meant for street skateboarding and park skateboarding. Smaller wheels are also favored by most freestyle skaters because of their light weight. I prefer the smaller wheels because these were very popular in the 90s and early 2000s where tech skating was very popular. The shipping was pretty fast and only took 2 days, packaging was pretty good because of the item. Overall this was a great purchase and I will be buying these again once my wheels get old (which will take a while because these wheels last a long time)

My son, (who purchased these wheels through my account) LOVES them. He told me to rate them 5 stars! They are the softest wheels he's ever had, and he says they are good for going off curbs and dropping in soft at the skate park. Hey, if a 9 year old skater gives them 5 stars, then they are 5 stars! He said he would gladly use his Birthday money on this same item again!

AWESOME Wheels! Got these to replace the cheap, (and now worn-out), OJ wheels that came with my Santa Cruz board. These are 53mm, just like the originals, and they are a bit harder as well than the original wheels. The hardness, however, is no problem whatsoever, and they work beautifully. In fact, I'd personally even say they're a bit smoother than the originals. The tread is perfect, and the wheels grip perfectly on smooth concrete, especially when doing walls/sideways skating.I've never used these wheels for street skating, but I do imagine they could potentially be suitable for such use.Although my skateboard is black (and originally had black wheels), the green and white color combo actually looks pretty cool. I was skeptical about putting the two together at first, but I am very pleased with the end result. Finally, I love how not only these wheels were made in the USA, so they're excellent quality, but they also came with a Spitfire sticker (red), which also looks cool on the underside of my board.

Can't go wrong with Spitfire wheels! These Bighead wheels are wide and a little softer than most street wheels. But that allows me to roll over more pebbles and cracks, and skate with confidence! Great for any skill level, even better for beginners because of their softer ride. It's like you're floating!

These are no frills wheels and are meant to be skated agressively. Perfect hardness for park or street. They're slightly wider than the classics. Has the graphic on one side only. After the tread wears down they have a great natural feel to them and even get that slightly yellow look that in my opinion is a non-issue. Classics for a reason folks!

Pretty nice! Has nice traction and grip. The speed is nice too, but too good that I sprained my wrist on the first 15 minutes I used it.

So far these wheels are great. I’m a skater from the late 90’s and I always used spitfire wheels. Life happened and I have skated in 15 years so I decided it was time to try it again. Spitfire is still the best wheels there are. Nice and smooth with good grip. I skate street/park and they’re great. I’m also 220lbs now so if you’re a lighter skater then I don’t know if they’ll work for you.

These grip nice on the ramps but are slick enough to slide I liked them I gave 3 stars just because I had one flat spot the third day I skated them due to hitting a pebble at a skatepark

Who doesn’t like everything to be RAD and old school in their truck (Vw T4)Just wished the foiled metallic card it was wrapped was the sticker 😜

Nothing wrong with this, let’s skate!!

Great wheels decent grip but can still slide well enough.

2 hours and the marks not visible, but this is wheeel and very good :)

Llevo patinando desde la infancia, y hace poco me hice con estas ruedas, y son geniales.Donde mejor van, es en superficies planas y lisas como skateparks y demás...No las recomiendo para superficies como asfalto muy cuarteado o aceras de baldosas, ya que al ser de alta dureza, no es muy agradable ir con ellas, pero para hacer trucos en rampa, skateparks y superficies lisas, son perfectas.Además vienen con una pegatina de Spitfire muy chula.