# Stelior skate spacer 10.0 mm — spacer between the bearings

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.

- Price: 7.00 PLN
- Brand: Stelior
- Availability: in stock, ships within 24 h
- Page: https://bogdanca.pl/en/stelior-skate-spacer-10-0-mm-spacer-between-the-bearings.html
- As of: 2026-10-23

## 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](https://bogdanca.pl/en/stelior-skate-spacer-10-05-mm-spacer-between-the-bearings.html).
- The wheel has side play or clicks — the spacer is too long, try the [9.97 mm spacer](https://bogdanca.pl/en/stelior-skate-spacer-9-97-mm-spacer-between-the-bearings.html).

## 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.

## Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| 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) |

## 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.

## Buying

- Delivery: from 15.00 PLN, in-store pickup in Poznań and Wrocław free of charge
- Returns: 14 days
- Seller: Bogdanca Sp. z o.o.