Fingerboard Bearing Wheels, Set of Four

Replace small fingerboard wheels without buying another complete board

Worn, missing or mismatched wheels can leave a fingerboard project unfinished. This four-wheel set gives you a replacement component option for a small-scale setup, with visible metal bearing centres and a choice of colour codes. It is a parts listing, not a complete fingerboard with deck, trucks and tools.

The detailed specification lists PU with stainless steel and an approximate wheel size of7 ×4mm. The general supplier fields also mention ABS plastic, so the precise formulation is not independently resolved beyond that stated component description. Use the measurements and bearing-centre appearance as reference points, and confirm the fit with your own fingerboard hardware before ordering.

Four wheels are listed per set. The main photograph shows several colour groups together, but those groups illustrate alternatives rather than a package containing every pictured colour. Available option codes are -YW, -WT, -BK, -RD, -TP and-BL. Select the code corresponding to the image you want; do not rely on a code alone to establish a named shade.

When planning a repair, compare the existing wheel dimensions, axle arrangement and clearance with the replacement details. Similar-looking miniature wheels are not automatically interchangeable. The listing does not establish universal truck compatibility, an included tool or a particular rolling-performance improvement. Its practical value is supplying four matching replacement wheels in one chosen finish for a compatible setup. Small parts should be kept away from younger children, and the source recommends this accessory for ages14and over. A careful fit check is more useful than choosing only by colour.

Details for your selection

Package:one set of four wheels. Approximate size7 ×4mm. Detailed material listing:PU and stainless steel; generic plastic field also names ABS. Age recommendation14+. Fingerboard, trucks and installation tools not listed as included.

Check the selected option before use

A useful accessory starts with matching the actual item to the task in front of you. Compare the stated dimensions, configuration and quantity with your own setup rather than assuming that similar-looking products are interchangeable. Where a particular measurement or operating detail is not supplied, establish it before relying on the item for that requirement. The selected variant label is part of that comparison, especially when several options are shown together.

Keep the item with the related equipment so its purpose and specification remain easy to identify later. Follow the instructions supplied with the actual product and inspect it before use. Photographed props illustrate a possible context, not a guarantee of additional contents. Choose according to the confirmed features rather than an unmeasured performance promise.