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48MM, 50MM, 52MM, 54MM, 56MM, 58MM, 60MM DUROMETER-99A. Set of 4 Wheels.
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What is the wheel made of

Like is it made of polyurethane?
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Yes, the CCS Blank Wheels are made from a polyurethane...components of both rubber and plastic.
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do these come with bolts to attach

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The truck of your skateboard should have the necessary hardware attached to keep the CCS Blank Wheels on the axles. There is no hardware that is shipped with the wheels.
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can i see a better closer rialistic picture of how big the 50mm wheels look like???

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Here's a image of the CCS Blank Wheels, sitting on top of a skateboard. I hope this helps.
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are these wheels loud on concrete and are they all terain?

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Second part of question, the CCS Blank Wheels are not considered an 'All Terrain' wheel.
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The CCS Blank Wheels has a 99a durometer, which is a hard wheel that could be noisy on some surfaces...yet the Urethane material the wheels are made from tend to give skate wheels a more forgiving ride that seems smooth and most times not 'loud'.
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is the color of the wheel dull or shiny?

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The CCS Blank Wheels have more of a matte color, or duller color and are not shiny.
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are these wheels hard and good for sliding?

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The CCS Blank Wheels have a durometer of 99A, which is near the top of the hardness scale. They should slide easily enough.
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do these wheels yellow? If not, which ones do?

i kind of like that old school look hah.
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The CCS Blank Wheels in White or the Ricta Natural Whites would be the closest we could offer for the look you're after. I believe the sun is what discolors the wheel, and the white colored wheel will tend to show this.
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what are flat spots on a wheel

what does it do to the wheel
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When you slide sideways on the wheels, it wears out the wheel in a particular spot. After time of regular sliding, the wheels may get more and more flat spots. These leaves the wheels in an irregular shape, ie. not circular but more hexagonal if you know what I mean.

The result is a bumpy ride, kind of like if your car had AUS 50cent shaped wheels
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Flat spots develop on wheels from sliding or skidding. When the wheels stop spinning but are still on the ground, the surface will grind the wheels down a bit, sometimes creating a flat spot if the wheels are really soft. Imagine cruising around with hexagonal wheels...wouldn't be too smooth of a ride.
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are smaller wheels better than bigger wheels?

are small wheels for vert and big wheels are for street like long board wheels?
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Small wheels are for street for pop. The large wheels are for vert. for speed. The large soft wheels are for cruiser boards
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smaller wheels are better for sreet skating and bigger are for vert and ramps
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The smaller wheels are better for technical tricks, whereas the bigger wheels are better for ramp or big jumps. Cruiser wheels are usually softer and generally will be a larger size as well.
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No, the opposite is true. bigger wheels afford more control while smaller wheels offer lighter weight and easier flick.
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are these good wheels for a advanced skater

i do lots of power slides and reverts
asked 2 years, 10 months ago
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yep, they have a good feel. theyre smooth and are a nice density.
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there good for pop power sliding and they have grip so there pretty durable
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no not at all
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Yes, the CCS Blank Wheels are standard 99A urethane made in California. They will wear similar to a Spitfire big head wheel.

If you are doing powerslides you may want to check out the Element Durathane wheels 65-01826... manufactures guarantee not to flatspot.
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