20 Best Skateboard Trucks For Street (2023 Updated)

The most authentic surfy carvy trucks ever just got a splash of added cool factor in these hot new color offerings ! These trucks hands down are the best cruising trucks out there. Bennetts come in a close second, however that added rebound from the dual kingpin design in the Sidewinder turns any pavement into your own personal ultimate wave.

Great product. Great price. Wicked cool color. Gull Wing has been an innovator, and continues to be so. If you want to cruise, you cant loose with these trucks.

The double layer design with 2 bushings per truck makes for the smoothest ride imaginable. Sidewinder is the perfect name; gliding side to side, making silky S-shaped curves. These are not for carving, these are for surfing the street.

Gullwing Sidewinder ii trucks are a great product and with great value. I have them on most of my skateboards and longboards: old school, drop through, drop down.

Great all around truck. My son and I skate many terrains and parks, and we both enjoy the versatility of these trucks. Would be nice to individualize trucks for every type of skating (not in the budget to buy every truck) but these trucks haven’t let us down and the versatility has been great… bit heavy, but still awesome….

They are really great. They turn really smooth, and they are awesome to grind! 5/5 They are the best trucks I’ve tried yet. Trucks I’ve tried so far are: Tensor , Krux , Element , Thunder (they are actually as good as these) And Zero.

Def worth a try. I bet you won’t be dissapointed.

Great trucks the black paint Is durable but when it does chip it leaves a cool silver scratch. They fit my board perfectly and they come with some the hardware but you will need to spend a few more dollars to get the rest.

Overall great trucks.

nice shape sweet color. easy for rear drif

I like the trucks verry much they al lighter than most of the other trucks. I have always had tensor trucks and these tensor trucks ride super smooth.

I like the smooth grinding of this trucks. Good construction as well. It allows quick response on turning the board.

We got a set of these to set up some extra decks. Surprisingly good truck for tech skating. They are lower and lighter then krux k5 or indy regs but they aren’t going to grind or turn as good. Stock bushing are junk but that’s normal.

These offer all of the quality you would expect in a good skate truck without the nasty price tag. Whether skating on a budget or you have money to burn these are great looking and great performing trucks.

I bought a pair of indy titanium trucks in the US, and had them shipped by a family member to me while I’m living here in Japan. About 5 or so months in, the axle snapped while skating flat. I was extremely surprised and kind of disappointed since they are on the expensive side.

Once that happened I contacted the customer support about the issue. Within a day or less, Jose responded and helped set up the process for getting me a new set of trucks here in Japan. Not only that, about 4 months later he also helped confirm whether the trucks I had purchased here in Japan were legitimate indy trucks.

The customer service from him is amazing. He is extremely helpful and super quick. For this reason alone, I will continue buying Indys and recommend them to friends. Keep up the good work! You are awesome at what you do, and provide a real value to this company.

Absolutely amazing trucks. The best ones I’ve ever skated. Just like the standard independent trucks, but way lighter. I feel like they are just as durable as the standard ones as well. I ride independents because they turn so well when I’m skating bowls and just skating transition in general.

I’ve tried skating other trucks, that are probably good for skating street and rolled into the bowl with them and almost died. I’m definitely going to stick to independents. I bought them off of the NHS website.

They were super easy to find on the site and there was a bunch of helpful information about the trucks that I could read. I bought them and they came in the mail super fast after that. NHS makes great stuff.

These trucks are amazing. You can’t go wrong with forged hollow. Lightweight. They look beautiful. These trucks are great for grinding. They take roughly 5 or so skate sessions to break in. The bushings are on the softer side, so if you’re heavier than 200 LBs you may want to purchase some harder bushings to go with these.

As for pricing these were very well priced in comparison to standard trucks they’re less than standard ones I looked at. Would buy these trucks again and will always use NHS Skate Direct going forward.

The Havoc 6. 0 and 7. 0 skateboard and longboard trucks were a solid substitute for the top shelf and more popular brand trucks. I thought the quality (because of the low cost) would be questionable but they hold up and look great.

I purchased them since I had a niece picking up skateboarding and didn’t want to go overboard on costs.

I had a pair of pink trucks for like 7-8 years. And they held up amazing. I needed a new pair really bad so I got these. I noticed when I was setting them up that they look identical to my old ones. Even the bushings are the same.

People say havoc bushings suck but I guess I dont notice it because these trucks rule. Great price, nice look and work great for me. But if your doing really crazy stuff you might want to get something a bit better because I havent done anything to crazy with them so I cant attest to that.

Bought these mostly due to price. The king pin hangs down too low and the bushings are junk. The bushings themselves blew out around the washers. They did that when I was just adjusting the trucks to my liking.

The trucks themselves are very light. Other than them being light I have nothing good to say about these trucks. Get what you pay for with these trucks.

Surprisingly good trucks! Picked em up on clearance never having ridden krux before. 54mm wheels and Stock bushings are working great for me (227 lbs). even running loose trucks im not getting any wheel bite.

Well worth the money.

Wanted to tryout these new trucks, i’ve been a indy rider my whole life and now i have another reason to never stray from that path. These trucks didn’t turn nearly as well, not as responsive. other than not being able to get over the way the trucks felt under my feet they were very shiny and seemed tough, so if you like krux you’ll probably be hyped on the k5s but i wasn’t, i had to go get some indys and pass the k5s to my lil bro!.

Shoulda paid more attention to the bushings. Super soft 70 somethins. Bones Hardcore 98s work perfect tho! Wit the harder bushings or a rider under 100 lbs their perfect

Would be great if it wasn’t damaged by using zero padding in shipping. Came to me with a nice giant chunk of metal taken out of it, scraping the black paint. My new Truck was sent to me looking used.

All I got was a “I’ll tell shipping to be more careful”. Gee, thanks.

Good trucks very solid, have been skating them for over a year now, and they are spotless! However the looseness can\’t be adjusted with a regular skateboard tool which is kinda annoying.

The pro\’s First: These trucks grind so well, superior to any other on the market. Yes, you can grind unwaxed curbs. Second: The weight is unparalleled and makes for easy popping. 261g! Third: The turn is smooth and responsive.

A little less surfy (not so drawn out) as some brands but hella responsive with a sharp and quick turn which I love. Forth: They have four dimples (Rodney Mullen came up with this idea) under the trucks base plate.

This helps hold the truck in place if bolts begin to slacken. This is another unique idea from Tensor. The bushings: I have skated with Bones medium bushings since day one but did try the original bushings and was impressed.

Due to the bushings making flush contact with each other the truck re-centre vert effectively – A unique and nice design tweak. I am simply so used to Bones that I chose to switch them out. Cons: Nothing is perfect and there is always compromise.

The Mag Light ATG grind down faster than average which ends up costing more money. But for me they\’re worth every penny and I\’d rather replace my trucks more frequently and have a good grind than have a poor grind and save a few Euros.

I love these trucks and the fact that they are so light. I mostly transition skate so im not punishing them a lot. I switched the bushings out not because theres anything wrong with them but simply because i wanted green bushings.

I wanted to replace the hollow kingping for a titanium kingpin but the kingpin is unfortunately stuck to the base plate. The axles are hollow as well. The only thing that could be better in my opinion is titanium axles/kingpins because it will save weight and it\’s a lot more durable.

Maglight 2. 0 maybe?.

Brilliant trucks. I have been using a beginner set up; stage 1 birdhouse 8” which came with birdhouse trucks. Once I upgraded to the Tensor maglights the board just felt so much better. Not only was it lighter, but the feel of the board was so much better making me balance better.

I go into ollies much more confidently and land them way more. Manuals have improved too. They’re expensive trucks but if you are serious about getter better at skating and enjoying it more, I recommend them!.