Stelior skate spacer 10.0 mm — spacer between the bearings

Stelior skate spacer 10.0 mm — spacer between the bearings — photo 2

Stelior

Stelior skate spacer 10.0 mm — spacer between the bearings

10.0 mm · 8 mm axle · 608 bearings · aluminium

An aluminium 10.0 mm spacer that you put between two bearings in the wheel, so the tightened axle doesn't squeeze them.

Size: 10.0 mm

7.00 PLN

Poznań	in store
Wrocław	in store

Order today — delivery: Tuesday 27 Oct – Wednesday 28 Oct

Quantity

Delivery from 15.00 PLN · free pickup in Poznań and Wrocław
14 days to return — how to return or exchange a size

In brief

The Stelior 10.0 mm skate spacer is an aluminium spacer that sits on an 8 mm axle between 608 bearings (8×22×7 mm) and keeps a constant gap between them. Thanks to it, the tightened axle doesn't squeeze the bearings and the wheel turns freely. For a pair of four-wheel skates you need 8 pieces — one per wheel; in three-wheel skates, as many as there are wheels.

Length: 10.0 mm
Material: aluminium
Axle: 8 mm
Bearings: 608 (8 × 22 × 7 mm)
Quantity per set: 8 pcs for a pair of four-wheel skates, 6 pcs for three-wheel skates
Intended use: skate wheels on 8 mm axles

Who it’s for

You are replacing wheels or bearings and want to assemble them on spacers of a known, precise length.
You have new skates with factory spacers on which the wheels, once the axle is tightened, spin for less time than they should.
After cleaning the bearings you are missing spacers and need new ones for an 8 mm axle.

When to choose something else

After the axle is tightened the wheel turns stiffly — the spacer is too short for your core, start with the 10.05 mm spacer.
The wheel has side play or clicks — the spacer is too long, try the 9.97 mm spacer.

Key features

10.0 mm length: The starting point when choosing: from it you go up when the bearings are squeezed, or down when the wheel has play.
For 8 mm axles and 608 bearings: The vast majority of skates are built this way, so all that decides the fit is the spacer length relative to the wheel core.
Constant gap between the bearings: After the axle is tightened, the spacer takes the pressure instead of the bearings, so the wheel spins for longer, and the bearings and core wear more slowly.
Aluminium: A metal spacer doesn't flex under the tightened axle and holds its dimension longer than the wheels themselves.
Chosen after measuring your wheels: In our wheel-measuring service we match the spacer length individually to the cores of your set, instead of finding it by trial and error.

Technical specifications

Length	10.0 mm
Material	aluminium
Axle	8 mm
Bearings	608 (8 × 22 × 7 mm)
Quantity per set	8 pcs for a pair of four-wheel skates, 6 pcs for three-wheel skates
Intended use	skate wheels on 8 mm axles
Brand	Stelior
Type	spacer (spacer between the bearings)

Care and servicing

The spacer lasts longer than the wheels, but whenever you change wheels check the choice again — the cores of new wheels may have a slightly different dimension.

Questions and answers

Will the 10.0 mm spacer fit my skates?

Yes, if your skates have 8 mm axles and 608 bearings (8×22×7 mm), which is the case in the vast majority of models. Whether 10.0 mm is the right length is also decided by the wheel core.

How many spacers do I need?

8 for a pair of four-wheel skates — one for each wheel. In three-wheel skates you need 6, that is, as many as you have wheels.

How can I check whether 10.0 mm is well chosen?

Tighten the axle and spin the wheel. If it turns stiffly, the spacer is too short and you need a longer one; play or clicking mean the spacer is too long.

Can I skate without spacers?

No. Without the spacer, a tightened axle damages the bearings and the wheel core, and that risks an accident.

Is it worth replacing the factory spacers in new skates?

Yes, if rolling matters to you. Factory spacers often differ in dimension from the core; we match them most precisely as part of the wheel-measuring service.

Ask our service technician