Stelior skate spacer 10.3 mm — spacer between the bearings

Stelior skate spacer 10.3 mm — spacer between the bearings — photo 2

Stelior skate spacer 10.3 mm — spacer between the bearings

10.3 mm · 8 mm axle · 608 bearings

A 10.3 mm spacer moves the bearings three tenths of a millimetre further apart than a 10.0 mm one — for wheels that lock up on 10.0 and 10.2 mm.

Size: 10.3 mm

7.00 PLN

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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 10.3 mm skate spacer is a spacer for an 8 mm axle, fitted between 608 bearings in wheels where shorter spacers — 10.0 or 10.2 mm — squeeze the bearings. The symptom is a wheel that, despite lubrication, turns stiffly or locks once the bolts are tightened. A pair of four-wheel skates needs 8 pieces, three-wheel skates 6. It also suits roller skates, scooters and skateboards.

Length: 10.3 mm
Axle: 8 mm
Bearings: 608
Quantity per set: 8 pcs for a pair of four-wheel skates, 6 pcs for three-wheel skates
Intended use: skate wheels; also roller skates, scooters and skateboards
Brand: Stelior

Who it’s for

Your wheels, despite lubricated bearings, turn stiffly and can stop once the bolts are tightened.
You have 10.0 or 10.2 mm spacers in your wheels and can see they are what brakes the rotation.
You want to replace the factory spacers with more precise ones, so the bearings and wheel cores last longer.

When to choose something else

The wheel still turns stiffly after tightening the axle — you need a longer spacer, see the 10.35 mm spacer.
The wheel has play and clicks — the spacer is too long, take the 10.25 mm spacer.

Key features

10.3 mm length: For wheels where 10.0 and 10.2 mm spacers squeeze the bearings: the larger gap takes off the pressure and the wheel regains its spin.
For 8 mm axles and 608 bearings: Fits most skates, and the same bearing standard lets you use it in roller skates, scooters and skateboards.
Constant gap between the bearings: After the axle is tightened, the spacer takes the pressure instead of the bearings, so the wheels spin longer and more smoothly, and the bearings and cores wear more slowly.
Chosen after measuring your wheels: You can only be sure of the length by measuring the cores individually — we do this as part of the wheel-measuring service.

Technical specifications

Length	10.3 mm
Axle	8 mm
Bearings	608
Quantity per set	8 pcs for a pair of four-wheel skates, 6 pcs for three-wheel skates
Intended use	skate wheels; also roller skates, scooters and skateboards
Brand	Stelior
Type	spacer (spacer between the bearings)

Care and servicing

Whenever you change wheels, check the choice again — the cores of different wheels differ in size, so the same spacer may turn out too short or too long.

Questions and answers

How can I tell I need a 10.3 mm spacer?

By wheels that, despite lubrication, turn stiffly or lock once the bolts are tightened on 10.0 or 10.2 mm spacers. That is a sign the spacer is too short.

Will the 10.3 mm spacer fit my skates?

Yes, if your skates have 8 mm axles and 608 bearings — that is most models. It also suits roller skates, scooters and skateboards.

How many spacers do I need?

8 pieces for one pair of four-wheel skates. For three-wheel skates you need 6.

What if the wheel starts clicking at 10.3 mm?

It means the spacer is already too long and the bearings have play. Then you need an intermediate length, shorter than 10.3 mm.

How do I choose the length without guessing?

Most reliably by individually measuring the cores. We do this as part of the wheel-measuring service and match spacers to your set.

Ask our service technician