Tunnel Wheels

For years, skateboarders have known that Tunnel wheels are legendary. Tunnel has made wheels for pools, parks, street and even downhill for the famous Signal Hill downhill races. The good news is that once again Tunnel is making wheels, and once again the Tunnel wheels really rock!

Tunnel Rocks Wheels – The wait is over! From the Dog Bowl in Santa Monica to the Bombora Pipe in NorCal, every skater worth anything rode, or at least dreamed of riding, Tunnel Rocks. Designed by Mitch Haake, the side-set Rock wheels were made to fit the wider decks as they slowly expanded from the narrow decks of the mid ‘70s. The result - a fast, smooth wheel known for vert and street. Some members of Team Tunnel even rode the versatile wheel over 50 miles per hour at the Signal Hill Speedrun in Southern California.

The new 63mm Tunnel Rocks, based on the original Tunnel Rock, but with higher quality urethane and a space-age core, are available everywhere! With “Old School” embossed lettering and hot colors, the Tunnel Rocks will definitely turn heads. Poured in California.

(Note: The higher the number, the harder the wheel.)

The 95A Blue Tunnel Rocks are just the thing for parks, pools and pipes. Not only do they look great, they are fast as hell!

The 90A Red Tunnel Rocks were made in the same hardness as the original. By skating these Rocks, you can learn for yourself what made the Tunnel name famous among skaters like Waldo, Gregg Ayres, Doug Schneider and the Dogtown crew.

The 82A Amber Tunnel Rocks have that Old School look raw urethane. A great all-around hardness, put a set on your longboard or cruiser and skate back to 1977.

The 78A Clear Red Tunnel Rocks are the perfect wheel for cruising streets in style. Great for turning and grip, these wheels, with Tunnel chemistry and Tunnel engineering, won’t let you down.

The 75A Clear Blue Tunnel Rocks are the softest of the Tunnel Rocks. They combine great color with an amazing grip. With these softies you can conquer cracks and rough roads.

We are currently in the R&D phase for new Tunnel wheels, so stay tuned!