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Standard skateboard bearings are the same size for most skateboard, longboard and roller skate wheels. DSCO bearings fit the common 608 bearing size. If your setup is unusual, check the wheel or truck specifications before ordering.

ABEC is a manufacturing tolerance scale, not a complete score for how a bearing feels on a skateboard. Seal quality, materials, lubrication, wheel setup and maintenance all matter. Choose the bearing that matches how you actually ride.

Built-In bearings include an integrated spacer system, which means fewer loose parts during installation. They are handy for riders who want a faster setup and less fiddling. Standard bearings give you more flexibility to tune your spacer arrangement.

Yes. Install them correctly, make sure the wheel spins freely, and give the setup a short check before your first proper session. Do not over-tighten the axle nut.

Remove visible dirt, use a skate-safe cleaner, let the bearings dry fully, then add a small amount of suitable lubricant. Water is not a lubricant. If a bearing remains rough, damaged or unsafe after cleaning, replace it.

DSCO All Weather is the straightforward choice for riders who regularly deal with damp conditions. No bearing is waterproof, so dry your setup after wet sessions and avoid storing it in a closed, damp bag.

A standard skateboard uses eight bearings. Roller skates and larger setups may require more, so check your wheel count. The DSCO Hybrid 16 Pack is designed for a full eight-wheel roller skate setup.

Yes. Visit the wholesale page or contact DSCO with your shop, location and the range you are interested in.

Use the bearing finder for a quick recommendation, or start with the range and choose your level of commitment.