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How many wheels should I order if I want to replace my existing wheels on my quad skate?
Last Updated: 08/19/2011
One pair of quad skates come with 8 wheels (4 wheels on each skate). Therefore, you should order 8 wheels if you want to replace all of the wheels on your skate. Most wheels are sold in sets of 8. Review our wheel selection.
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