Pig Wheels was founded in 1989 by professional skateboarder Tod Swank, who also happens to be associated with Foundation Skateboards. The brand emerged as part of the Tum Yeto family, a cluster of core skateboarding brands known for their commitment to quality and innovation.

Pig Wheels specialized in manufacturing high-quality skateboard wheels. Their urethane formula has been consistently praised by skateboarders for over 20 years. These wheels are designed to withstand the rigors of street skating, vert ramps, and everything in between.

Beyond wheels, Pig Wheels also ventured into apparel, offering skate-related clothing. Additionally, they produced a line of skate components, including risers, rails, tools, hardware, and bearings. Their dedication to both functionality and style made them a respected name in the skateboarding world.

Pig Wheels assembled a talented team of riders who showcased their products through impressive tricks and videos, including: Jeremy Leabres, Leo Romero, Daniel Lutheran, Aidan Campbell, Myles Willard, and Braden Hoban.

Pig Wheels Skateboard Videos:

Pig Wheels: All Systems Go Skate Video

"One thing I don't remember when watching these videos back in the day was how short each skaters part is, some get less than a minute, the newer videos from the early 2000s they start getting like 4-5 minutes each. This used to get me and my friends so hyped to skate, you felt like you were going to skate better than you actually ended up doing lol"

"The first VHS skate video I watched. I was probably 6 years old when I would watch this countless times with my brother, my cousin, and a fat plate of pizza rolls. Thanks for posting this  I'm 24 now."

"First vid i bought , fucking rad"

Pig Wheels: Vincent Nava Skate Video

"I love how his hair is different in almost every clip. Rip"

"Rip vincent. I didnt even know you passed until i read the comments of this video. Your style was something else."

"Not very often you say damn that pressure flip looked dope. But he made it look super dope down that set."

"RIP. Barely found out about this guy last year and knew he was definitely different. Thanks for sharing your energy with me."

"Skating really lost one hell of a dude. Stylish, unique and God damn talented"

"This guy's style really is one of the best I've seen in ages. He looks so 'solid' on every trick if you know what I mean. Also reminds me a tiny bit of Muska. RIP Vincent, so sad x"