Login
Start Free Trial Are you a business? Click Here

ewheels Reviews

4.9 Rating 3,689 Reviews
98 %
of reviewers recommend ewheels
4.9
Based on 3,689 reviews
Shipping & Delivery
Delivery Methods
Courier, Postal Service
Average Delivery Time
Within 5 Days
On-time Delivery
Greater than 94%
Accurate And Undamaged Orders
96%
Customer Service
Communication Channels
Email, Telephone, Live Chat
Queries Resolved In
Under An Hour
Customer Service
5 out of 5
EWHEELS ā˜…ā˜…ā˜…ā˜…ā˜… Review Amazing scooter definitely will recommend my friends
Read ewheels Reviews
ewheels 5 star review on 24th September 2025
Teng Xiong
ewheels 5 star review on 7th September 2025
Al Sprosta
ewheels 5 star review on 5th September 2025
Zach Atkinson
ewheels 5 star review on 4th September 2025
Andrew Lopez
ewheels 5 star review on 24th August 2025
Anonymous
ewheels 5 star review on 24th August 2025
Anonymous
ewheels 5 star review on 24th August 2025
Anonymous
942
Anonymous
Anonymous  // 01/01/2019
Quick responses, directed me to the best wheel, and taught me how to make it go MUCH faster than factory settings :D :D
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
Let me just start by saying that I am an extremely discerning customer who places a big emphasis on value. I cannot say enough good things about Jason at ewheels. He is an absolute professional and an expert in what he sells. Jason was able to advise me on what fit my personal interests best as opposed to just recommending the most expensive item. He was very patient with my endless questions and always very helpful. But it doesn't stop there; the customer service was excellent. By no fault of ewheels, my first wheel was defective almost out of the box. With no questions asked, Jason immediately sent me a replacement which arrived in 2 days, before I even sent the defective one back. In the end, I ordered 2 wheels (Gotway ACMv2 and the Solowheel Glide 3) both of which arrived in 2 days, and I couldn't be more pleased. Don't bother looking anywhere else, ewheels is a top notch and trustworthy company that works hard to give every customer the highest level of service. Very highly recommended!
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
Very good support and customer service.
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
Jason was outstanding in answering all my overwhelmed questions on deciding which unicycle to get. Nice when the owner answers your calls!!! šŸ˜‚ it’s like 1987 all over again!!! Charger failed after 4 months. Bought one off his site bummed. Without asking he refunded my money and sent it for free!!!
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
My EUC broke down a year after purchase, and eWheels were able to diagnose the problem from a video and sent the part for free: I'm back on the road.
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
I am new to the Electric Unicycle world and eWheels made it really enjoyable to get into this fun world. I had lots of questions that got lots of answers. Often times I would have a question answered that I hadn't thought of until I learned a few more things and then those answers all came together and clicked. Shipping was easy and very quick. I was also able to put a deposit down to hold the item I wanted as it was in high demand. I chose the KingSong KS-18S and couldn't be happier.
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
Jason is great to work with. Outstanding customer support over delivers
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
My review of ewheels... Great service , amazing people,very helpful. Best place to get your wheels,if you have questions or if there is any issues they are always there to help. My first wheel was a KS14D wich i totally destroyed in the process of learning,they actually bought it from me when i upgrade to the KS16S,they even pay for shipping. I was very happy the way everything was done . "Thank you jason" I highly recomend ewheels for your wheels purchase.
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
Edit: Updated review to reflect 5 stars. Initially, I had regenerative braking off. I thought it would slow me down. Today, however, I decided to set it to 3, per eWheels recommendation. The difference has been huge in terms of energy put right back into the battery. This resulted in: 25 avg speed on flats opposed to the 18-20 I was previously experiencing. The biggest difference was on my local hills. Previously, I was hovering around 10-12 mph. Now I'm averaging nearly 20 up those same hills. Also, eWheels sends out a maintenance PDF. Be sure to follow it. Prior to riding, be sure to adjust the brakes and also make sure your headset is tight. Both needed adjusting/tightening on mine, but it only takes a minute. It's no big deal, but important you make the adjustments to ensure maximum performance and enjoyment, as well as safety. Specifically, make sure you brakes aren't rubbing - that will severely affect your speed.
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
Ewheels adds to much value to an already really amazing product, the Speedway Mini 4. Ewheels first sent me a very well written email when I purchased my scooter that detailed everything that I needed to know about getting my scooter set up. After having the scooter for a while, every time I have questions they are there to help and make sure that I'm enjoying my scooter to the fullest. Finally, the guides prepared by the team are so very helpful... More helpful than anything Speedway branded. Thanks so much for all that you do!
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
Exceptionally good support. Jason was very nice, friendly, responsive and helpful. Plus the buy was a great deal Solowheel V3 + free delivery and cover.
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
THE SPEEDWAY M4 IS A TANK! I was returning from an early morning fly fishing destination and was "T-boned" by a Pontiac (they were cited for failure to yield). I broke their bumper loose, dented up their hood and broke their windshield. The M4 went airborne and landed yards away. The tires were ripped off of the rims, the forks were squashed. The headset was whopper-jawed and the steering was every-which-a-way. I figured my rig was done, or at least down for an extended period of time, but after an hour or two of bending, hammering and swearing this beast was once again road worthy. She fired right up and the computer/electronics didn't even stutter! HOW IS THIS EVEN POSSIBLE???? It reminds me of an off-road Jeep I built when I was in my 30's. This rig comes with my highest recommendation and I send my thanks to Jason and the Ewheels team for their continued after purchase support!
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
Blamed Segway/Nine-bot for their shortcomings. Had to go to Segway directly to get a new motherboard, primary battery and 2nd battery replaced. Weeks later the rear brake just broke off. I wasn't even using it. Email below I sent to Segway as well: It is with much distaste that I have to write yet another email with issues with this scooter. I’m starting to wonder at what point do I give up on this thing, ship it back to you guys or E-Wheels, or whoever and ask for ALL of my money back! I’m pretty fed up with the issues, the shotty, worn out front tire with no option for just to purchase another tire (I’m told the entire motor assembly has to be replaced which I will not do. That’s insane), the lengthy time for replacing the motherboard and batteries last time and now this. Yesterday I ran to the grocery store on this scooter and on the way home the rear brake just breaks off. What’s even more crazy is that I wasn’t even using the rear brake at all!!! I was literally cruising down the paved bike trail and it just fell off. I have attached pictures to this email so you can see what I’m talking about. I limped home with no rear break which is a grave safety concern with being able to stop quickly. I feel like the longevity of this scooter isn’t going to hold up and I am now fearful to even use it to commute to work now for fear of it breaking and me crashing and getting hurt. As of now this is my formal email asking to return this scooter and I want all my money back. E-Wheels wasn’t helpful last time as apparently they aren’t an authorized partner of yours anymore and quite frankly I don’t care. That isn’t my problem and they literally blasted nine-bot (See attached email) about issues from their end as a vendor. Here I am caught in the middle of it with yet again, a broken scooter which is what I use to get to and from work all summer long. Let me know what I need to do to get my money back as I have a lemon here and I will *NOT* entertain fixing this anymore. This is pure insanity and I’m tired of dealing with all these issues.
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
I needed a vehicle for my 8-mile commute from Queens to Brooklyn. My $350 Jetson Breeze electric scooter wasn't quite cutting it, since the battery barely lasted the full 8 miles and its 250-watt motor and clunky build meant I was slow and frankly felt lame riding it. I started researching the top-performance-tier EUCs because I wanted one of the fastest electric vehicles I could get (I'm also a long-time motorcyclist), but I was very concerned about the safety of commuting in NYC on an EUC. The likelihood of faceplanting in front of a taxi was enough to steer me away. Luckily, I found this scooter, which has similar speed and range capabilities to a good EUC, and the form factor (it has handlebars) made me feel much more safe, so I bought it. After making the commute several times, I can say this scooter is an absolute beast. It takes less than half the time to commute by scooter than it would if I took the subway or ferry. I can cruise at 25+ mph, which means I'm fast enough to hold my own in most car lanes (most city streets have a 25 mph speed limit). This is a big deal - since I'm so fast, cars rarely feel the need to pass me, and being passed is in my opinion one of the most dangerous parts of riding in traffic. Honestly, I usually end up passing most cars because they have to slow down much more frequently than I do. The front and rear suspension is a life-saver too. It makes the ride smooth enough to take at such a breakneck pace. It's no Cadillac suspension, but it will absorb bumps reasonably and I can hop off curbs no problem. It's also fun to leverage the bounciness to hop over small obstacles and slippery spots. The battery capacity on this thing is insane. I can commute to work and back (16 miles total) and still have about half my battery left. I'll have to see if this degrades over time, but I don't require any more range, and I could even charge at work if I wanted to take a 30 mile joyride on my way home. Something else that I really like about this scooter is that I feel really cool riding it. It looks slick, and the performance is so amazing that I can ride it like a madman, and people often see me ripping down the street and exclaim "Woah!" or whatnot. I just have so much more confidence on it than I did on my cheap scooter and it feels great. Now, the negatives. There are no front brakes. There's only a rear brake which is physically much less capable of stopping you than a front brake because the rear wheel skids under brake pressure. You have to lean back pretty far in order to stop effectively, and since this scooter is capable of such high speeds that is a safety concern. The rear brake's effectiveness is controlled via the dash settings. It's a combination of a mechanical drum brake and a regenerative electric brake which can be adjusted on a scale of 0-5. I just set mine to 5 (maximum braking capability) and I'm satisfied. It brakes acceptably, but not exceptionally well. The scooter is also whisper quiet above about 8mph, which is great, but it absolutely needs a bell. I bought a $5 bike bell and attached it (which wasn't very easy - there's not a lot of options on the handle bars for mounting bells conveniently) and I'm constantly ringing to warn pedestrians and announce my presence. When people see you flying by at 27 mph they usually give you plenty of space, but they need to hear you first, so a built-in bell would have been a welcomed addition. All in all, I'm thrilled I invested in this scooter. It is perhaps the best possible way of traveling in NYC and has taken back an hour of my day from commutes. When I get to my destination I'm usually giggly from the excitement of my ride. I can adjust to the so-so brake ability but including front brakes would have been better. If you have the money to spend and don't need to carry your scooter up stairs, the larger Pro IV model has better brakes, suspension, and battery. But if you do have to carry your scooter or want to be able to bring it on trains and whatnot, this Mini model is almost certainly the best choice. It's a marvelous way to get around. Always wear a helmet. Cheers.
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
Sales and Support Staff excellent!! Very fast shipping and Awesome products. Jason was very helpful with helping decide which EUC was right for me. 5****** all the way for eWheels
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
Have recently purchased a ks14d from Ewheels. It’s a great wheel that handles really well. I have only put about 35km on it because of winter conditions but so far so good. I’m 43 years old about 175lbs and the little wheel does well. Can’t wait for spring.
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
This is my first scooter. I emailed Jason from eWheels a few times with random questions and he was always happy to answer them and responded quickly. Once ordered it was delivered promptly with follow-up emails on best practice tips. The scooter is awesome. Strong, sturdy and quick.
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
I am very pleased both with ewheels and with my new King Song 16S. I ordered my new wheel in December and was told the next shipment would come in late January (It came when expected). The following week I was in Miami Beach so I called Jason and stopped by. He gave our group of seven a tour of his facility. He couldn't have been more hospitable. I left with a very good feeling as did the others in my group, which included one experienced EUC rider. My wheel arrived undamaged and exactly as ordered (black and with the pads without logos). After six days of riding and 50 miles, I couldn't be happier. While I did have my first real fall on day three going downhill crossing a bridge, there were no injuries or damage to the wheel, though I was sore for a few days. I was wearing full gear, including the wrist guards that Jason was kind enough to include without charge in my order. Although I am a new rider having only just learned on a cheap step and roll wheel from Ebay, I am rapidly growing accustomed to my new 16S. When I am ready to purchase another new wheel, I will be giving Jason a call. Bruce
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
I’m a sailboat cruiser. We have a 38′ Beneteau that we enjoying cruising in New England in the summer. We use folding bikes as ā€˜port runners’ that we move ashore by dinghy when we anchor out off a destination port. Last summer we encountered our first e-wheel rider and were very impressed with his speed, talent, distance and effortless control. He was a small plane pilot who put his EUC behind his seat to use to get around after landing. We talked a while, and became convinced of the utility of the machine for port running. So for Christmas we got an Inmotion V-3 Pro as a trial wheel. We have 5 young adult kids that we wanted to enjoy the wheel during their short visit, without putting everyone on a near lethal learning curve. Everyone, including my 61 year old self, my slightly younger wife (tact is the essence of self preservation) daughter and 4 sons were up and riding the V-3 within 10 minutes of initial effort. The V-3 Pro is a great beginner wheel, that delivered the promised speed, range and climbing capability. There is nothing ā€˜beginner’ about its performance, but the tandem wheels make it much more stable and give the rider confidence and enable a far shorter learning curve. So, impressed by the V-3 Pro, I scouted for my next wheel on the internet. Again choosing e-Wheels for great shipping response time I back ordered a KS-16 S. It shipped sooner than expected. Out of the box, the question was ā€œhow long will it take to learn to ride a single wheel?ā€ I was up and rolling after my third attempt to mount the wheel and was able to use what I learned with the V-3 Pro to quickly master the KS-16. The KS-16 is a superb wheel and in just a week I’m all over single track mountain bike trails. More importantly, my wife is quickly mastering the V-3 Pro on trails and will soon be ready for a more aggressive and powerful wheel. So the strategy worked–V-3 to KS-16 with lots of fun, minimal falls, ego mostly intact and wife enthused about wheeling around ports this summer. Upon shipping the KS-16, e-Wheels provided the first touch of what other reviewers have mentioned in terms of personalized service. An e-mail from Jason informed me of the best method the connect my KS-16 S to my Android phone to monitor and select a host of features through the Kingsong and Wheel Log apps. This is not as intuitive process with the KS as it was for the V-3 Pro, so I appreciated the directions and effectively paired the device and unlocked its full speed potential.
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
eWheels is an amazing store to get a wheel. They typically have bundled extras for the same price as other places. The support is top notch too. I've asked questions about different wheels and have always received honest feedback and suggestions. I haven't had issues with my current wheel, but I did have an issue with a charger and Jason helped me and exchanged it. The support alone is worth buying here. eWheels stands behind the products they sell.
Helpful Report
Posted 7 years ago
ewheels is rated 4.9 based on 3,689 reviews