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Skateboard trucks are the metal axle assemblies that bolt under your deck and hold the wheels, and they shape how the board turns and grinds.
Skateboard trucks are the metal axle assemblies that bolt under your deck and hold the wheels, and they shape how the board turns and grinds. This collection covers standard, low profile and hollow trucks from Independent, Thunder, Venture, Ace Trucks, Slappy, Fracture, Enuff and more.
Most of the range comes from Slappy, Ace Trucks, Venture, Thunder, Lurpiv, Fracture and Royal. You will also find Independent, Paris Trucks, Tensor, Sushi, Bullet, Enuff, Mini Logo, Picture, Mindless, Venom Skateboards, Hamboards and Bear Trucks.
Sizes include 5.0" (129), 5.25" (139), 5.5" and 5.75" (149). Examples include the Independent Stage 11 Mid in 139, the Thunder T-II in 149, the Paris 149mm Street and the Enuff Decade Pro in 129mm and 139mm. Fracture Wings V2 comes in 5.0", 5.25" and 5.5". If you want a lower setup, look at the Slappy ST1 Hollow Low Profile or the Enuff 306Low. Sushi also lists undercarriage sets with a wheel size and bearing in the title.
Match the truck to your deck width. As a guide, a 7.75" deck takes 5.0" trucks, 8.0" takes 5.25", 8.25" takes 5.5" and 8.5" takes 5.75".
Brands name their sizes differently, so a 149 from one brand may be labelled another way elsewhere. Use the "For Deck Size" filter when shopping and check the inch measurement, not just the model name.
Height matters too. Our high vs low trucks guide explains the difference, and you should check the height against your skateboard wheels. Still unsure on sizing? Try our skateboard trucks size guide.
Start with 5.5" trucks. That is the usual match for an 8.25" deck. If your deck is a little narrower or wider, step down or up one size: 5.25" for 8.0", 5.75" for 8.5".
We stock a wide choice, including Independent, Thunder, Venture, Ace Trucks, Tensor, Royal, Paris Trucks, Slappy, Lurpiv, Fracture and Enuff. Browse the range above and filter by deck size to narrow it down.
Mostly not. We list trucks on their own, so you pick wheels and bearings separately. Building a board from scratch? Start with your deck, then match the trucks to its width.
