/r/Trucks
Trucks. Utility, off-road, function, or even laying frame. This is the central hub for truck discussion.
r/Trucks: Most anything and everything about trucks. Post up your truck, a gallery of your latest modification, or any questions about what to buy or how to maintain your beauty. It can be lowered, lifted ,or stock but as long as it's a truck we want to see it.
/r/Trucks Policies, Guidelines, & Info |
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1. Be civil and decent to each other. Check the politics at the door. No gatekeeping. No shitposting. |
2. Use the up/downvote button fairly, not as an "I disagree" button. |
3. A truck is generally a body-on-frame vehicle. You'll know it when you see it. Something truck-like without a bed but doing truck things? That's fine, it's truck enough! Seriously, no gatekeeping. |
4. All truck buying/choosing/selling questions must go in the weekly megathread sticky or r/whatcarshouldIbuy. |
5. Please write a decent title; avoid clickbait and cryptic titles. "Help" and photo posts MUST include the year/make/model in the title. |
6. No spam, including self-promotion spam and sales. Follow Reddit's 10% guideline to submission sources. Spammers will be immediately banned and blacklisted. There are no exceptions. |
7. Read the rest of our rules here. |
8. Did you just buy a new truck? Check out this post. Want to know how to modify your truck yourself? Check our DIY wiki. |
9. "Rolling coal" does not belong here. |
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/r/Trucks
Personally not a fan of the look, but I admire the effort. Anyone know what the body is? Looks like it’s sitting on a Chevy 2500 frame and bed?
Not sure if I'm in the right place. Please take down if I'm not. Usually, I'd go to my pops, but he's had a stroke (he's around, just tired and tough to explain to him now).
Bought an old plow truck for $2000. Fixed the 4-wheel drive. Replaced brake lines. I can do that. Electrical tho... Fml.
Went to plow the other day, and only left side of plow functioning. Plow worked last winter.
Never changed any wiring from the farmer I bought it from.
A lot of threads say possibly solenoid. Figured someone here might be able to confirm that before I do anything dumb like try to rewire.
Could solenoid be bad even though one half of wind responds to cab control?
The wonderful life of no def.
Extreme scratches make it almost impossible to see odometer and such.
I asked ChatGPT to make this.. haha
Where can I find this but for a 2001 ranger instead even same style.
So I recently bought this 1997 chevy 1500 and I wanted to to some modifications to it. I already want racing stripes on it and a new bench on it. What else can I do with it?( I am not going to lift it)
So I’m getting a 1997 Ford F150 Supercab as my first truck and don’t know too much about trucks or sound systems or anything so I was just wondering what type of subs and maybe sound system (if recommended) I should get and just how to have an overall badass sound system in a truck that old because as far as I know I don’t think the old sound system would sound as good as id like it to sound. I’m open to suggestions about anything and just any information you guys have to give me because I feel like I don’t know as much as I should when it comes to these types of things.
I’m purchasing a 2001 International 2574 with a hooklift. I am looking all over online with comparable vehicles but can’t find the information that I’m looking for (tow capacity, GCVW). The GVRW is 64,000 (10 wheels). Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have these rims on my Subruban at the moment and was wondering if anyone know what brand they are so I can buy the hub caps.
These rims have been spray painted black before I got them and used to be black and silver.
The truck they are on is a 1995 chevy subruban 2500.
There is no argument. This is the best truck. No reason atall. Definitely. I'm def not a robot alien btw.
Any posts pertaining to car buying suggestions or advice belong in this weekly megathread. A fresh thread will be posted every Monday and posts auto sorted by new. A few other subreddits worth checking out that will help your car buying experience are /r/WhatCarShouldIBuy, /r/UsedCars and /r/AskCarSales. [Everyday Driver](https://www.everydaydriver.com/) may also be helpful.
Make/Model-specific questions should be asked on Make/Model-specific subreddits.
Anybody use the set up and is this brand junk? I was thinking about tossing it in my 03 GMC 1500. Nothing wrong with the radio currently in it just thought Id like a backup camera for hooking the trailer up. Thanks
I saw a YouTube short awhile back about how you can fold rear seats flat in a truck, and they were making the point that crew cabs short beds were still viable for work or something like that. It was a really cool design where the seat split in half hamburger style and made a hard plastic floor that was perfectly flat. Problem is, they didn’t say what kind of vehicle it was and I can’t find that video again. So I’m wondering if you guys had some recommendations for crew cabs trucks that have good fold down options for the back seats.
I just added the bottom lights today. They are from Lowe's. They are 9watts each strand and I have about 5 strands running from the power outlet inside the truck. But today when I added the bottom it seems it's drawing too much power cause they will stay on for a couple minutes then shut off them turn back on. What should I do to upgrade the power?
Every single one I have ridden in, they all have a really high pitched screeching noise, it is the worse at idle. It is mainly the 4 pot ones, they are the most severe. Not everyone can hear it, but I have met about 20 other people who can.