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All Terrain & Off-road Wheelchair Wheels for All Wheelchair Types

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If you want to tackle hills and rough terrain with half the effort, all terrain wheelchair wheels are what you need. These wheelchair wheels are built to take you through tough terrain with ease.
 
 
Using these wheelchair wheels will help reduce strain on the user, and make more efficient usage of muscle power. With wheelchair all terrain wheels, users can experience more of the thrills of the outdoors while keeping healthy.
 
We offer a great selection of all terrain wheels for wheelchair use. Users will be able to find off road wheelchair wheels from brands such as Carbolife, Triumph Mobility and more! Off-road (sometimes spelled 'offroad') wheelchair tires are an excellent way to go out and get active. Get a set of off-road tires for your wheelchair and experience freedom and ease.
 
Looking to find the right all terrain wheelchair wheels for you? Give us a call and one of our wheelchair wheel specialists can help you find the right product: 1-619-810-0010.
 
 Also, check out our other Active Lifestyle items.

All-Terrain Wheelchair Wheels FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

What are all-terrain wheelchair wheels?

All-terrain wheelchair wheels are specially built wheels and tires that let a wheelchair roll over rough ground — grass, gravel, sand, snow, and trails — that standard wheels struggle with. They use wider tread, larger diameters, or suspension to handle uneven surfaces.

How do off-road wheelchair wheels help?

They roll over obstacles more easily and grip loose surfaces, so you can tackle hills and rough terrain with far less effort. This reduces strain on the shoulders and makes more efficient use of your muscle power.

Are all-terrain wheels easier to push?

On rough ground, yes. Purpose-built tread and larger wheels overcome bumps and soft surfaces that would stop a standard wheel, so each push carries you farther with less fatigue.

What is the difference between suspension wheels and all-terrain wheels?

Suspension wheels, like Loopwheels, absorb shock and vibration for a smoother, more comfortable ride on uneven ground. All-terrain wheels focus on tread and traction to grip loose surfaces. Some setups combine both benefits.

What are Loopwheels?

Loopwheels are wheelchair wheels with an integrated suspension system built into the wheel itself. They cushion bumps and vibration, and come in Urban, Extreme Offroad, and lightweight LT versions for different needs.

What are SUMO wheelchair wheels?

SUMO wheels are all-terrain outdoor wheelchair wheels by Living Spinal, available in standard all-terrain, carbon, and the SUMO Bombers designed specifically for sand and snow.

Do you have wheels for sand and snow?

Yes. The SUMO Bombers are made for sand and snow, with extra-wide tread that floats over soft surfaces instead of digging in — ideal for the beach or winter conditions.

What are power assist wheels?

Power assist wheels, such as the E-Motion M25, add a motor to each wheel that boosts your push. They make hills and long distances easier while still letting you propel manually.

What is the FreeWheel attachment?

The FreeWheel is a front attachment that lifts your wheelchair's small front casters off the ground and replaces them with one large wheel, making it much easier to roll over rough or soft terrain.

Will these wheels fit my wheelchair?

Compatibility depends on your wheelchair's axle, size, and frame. Many wheels and attachments fit a wide range of chairs, but it's best to confirm before ordering. Call our wheelchair wheel specialists and we'll help you match the right set.

Are off-road wheelchair wheels sold in pairs?

Most rear wheels, such as the Loopwheels and SUMO wheels, are sold as a pair. Some items like individual casters or specialty wheels are sold singly — each product page notes how it's sold.

Where can I buy all-terrain wheelchair wheels?

Living Spinal carries a full range of all-terrain and off-road wheelchair wheels, suspension wheels, casters, and power assist wheels online. Order on the site or call (619) 810-0010 and our specialists will help you choose.