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YOYO SKATES Bearing Press: Review and How to Use It
YOYO SKATES has been offering a bearing press designed to make installing and removing bearings from your wheels much easier.
It is the kind of tool that quickly becomes essential in a rider's workshop, whether you ride inline skates, roller skates, skateboard or scooter.
And because reading a long article isn't always the most exciting thing, Bolton shows you the YOYO SKATES press in action in the video!
Why YOYO SKATES?
There are several bearing presses available on the market, including models from ROLL LINE, BONT and FR SKATES.
At CLIC-N-ROLL, we have tested and used different bearing presses before focusing on the YOYO SKATES model.
Our conclusion: the YOYO offers an excellent balance between quality and price, while remaining strong and easy to use.
Price
The YOYO SKATES bearing press/puller has a retail price of €75.
This places it in a similar price range to other bearing presses on the market.

Durability
The YOYO SKATES press features a thick and robust construction.
Its structure is assembled using extremely strong screws designed to prevent the frame from bending under pressure.
Another useful feature is the mounting holes in the base, allowing you to screw or bolt the press directly to a table or workbench.
This increases rigidity, reduces the risk of twisting and, most importantly, provides excellent stability when installing or removing bearings.
How to use the YOYO bearing press
The system is relatively simple.
To install bearings:
- Place one bearing on the movable tube.
- Add the spacer between the two bearings.
- Position the wheel.
- Place the second bearing.
- Position the tube horizontally.
- Pull down the lever to press the bearing into place.
Both bearings can then be installed correctly in the wheel.
To remove bearings:
- Put the lever in the open position.
- Use the small hook located at the end of the tool.
- Position the wheel on the hook through the bearing.
- Move the spacer aside so the hook can catch the bearing.
- Hold the wheel and operate the lever.
- The bearing and spacer will come out together.
- Turn the wheel over and repeat the process for the second bearing.


What wheels is it compatible with?
The YOYO SKATES bearing press works with many different types of wheels.
Inline skates: compatible with all disciplines and wheels up to 125 mm in diameter.
Roller skates: compatible with all wheel widths and diameters.
Skateboards: compatible with different wheel diameters and wheel types.
What about scooter wheels and metal-core wheels?
Yes, the press can also be used with wheels featuring metal, aluminum or alloy cores.
In this situation, we recommend lubricating the outside of the bearing and the inside of the wheel core before installation.
It is also important to make sure the bearing is correctly aligned with the wheel core during pressing to prevent it from going in at an angle.
7 mm or 8 mm: which version?
This is particularly useful for roller skaters.
Many quad skates use 7 mm axle bearings, especially 627-type bearings.
The shaft of the bearing press must therefore match the axle diameter.
Since 2025, YOYO SKATES has offered the press in two versions:
- 8 mm version
- 7 mm version
You can therefore choose the version that matches your equipment.
Our Review
After testing several bearing presses, we consider the YOYO SKATES Bearing Press/Puller an excellent balance of strength, ease of use and price.
Its robust construction, workbench mounting options and versatility make it a very useful tool for riders who regularly maintain their equipment.
A genuine workshop essential that saves time and avoids unnecessary stress on your wheels and bearings.
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