Squeaking Wheels

RiccardoM

Steel Member
I loved the squeak my wheels made when I cracked my razor wheels. But yeah, try swapping your wheels around or take the bearings out clean em and stick them in.
 

Conor Greg

Bronze member
Well if your riding a plastic core,you shouldnt be, but its either the bearings or the wheel has a crack in it, when my razors cracked wayy back, they kept making squeaking noises, and it wasnt the bearings.If your riding a metal core, which i really hope you are, then its either the bearings or the urethane is de-attaching from the core and the wheel is gonna dehub very soon,so I'd change the wheel or bring a spare one with you when you ride, just incase it does dehub
 

matr!

Silver Member
Well if your riding a plastic core,you shouldnt be, but its either the bearings or the wheel has a crack in it, when my razors cracked wayy back, they kept making squeaking noises, and it wasnt the bearings.If your riding a metal core, which i really hope you are, then its either the bearings or the urethane is de-attaching from the core and the wheel is gonna dehub very soon,so I'd change the wheel or bring a spare one with you when you ride, just incase it does dehub

Why the hate on plastic cores? Cheaper and if you prep them right they'll last just as long if not more than 90% of the metals out there.

It's most likely an ovalized wheel. Take the bearings out and put tape in the bearing slots then put the bearings back in and see if that makes a difference.
 

Robert Reichley

Bronze member
if its a high pitched squeaking noise, then your bearings need some moisture. drop them in some cooking oil for about 15 minutes.
If its kind of a low/flat squeaking noise, then thats a sign that your wheels dehubbing slowly
 
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