Why are my skateboard trucks so squeaky?

When you get friction in that spot from putting a lot of pressure on the baseplates by heavy turning, it can start to squeak. The best way to eliminate this annoying noise is by taking a few shavings of bar soap or wax and dropping them into the empty pivot cup (make sure you take your hanger out first).

Are Titanium trucks better?

Titanium Axle – Ultra-light and strong, titanium axles help provide you with the lightest trucks on the market. Titanium has the highest strength vs. weight ratio of any commercially used metal today, which means these axles can take the most damage with the least amount of weight.

Should I get low mid or high trucks?

Low trucks are generally for tech skating as the wheels sit closer to the board, creating a tighter center of gravity, making flip tricks a bit easier. You’ll want to ride smaller wheels, 48mm to 53mm, to avoid wheel bite. Low Trucks are better suited to ledge grinds and general ‘tech’ skatepark skating.

What are low skateboard trucks good for?

Why do skateboard trucks have to be so small?

The biggest culprit is that narrow trucks (relative to your deck’s width) offer less stability, so if you skate vert and bowl it might be an issue. It makes your board more agile and you’ll be able to turn faster, but stability is important. Just don’t slap 8″ trucks on an 8.75″ deck.

What are the different types of skateboard trucks?

There are two main types of skateboard trucks that are both fun and functional for different types of riding. Watch the video and read below to decide whether a standard skate truck or a longboard truck is the right fit for you. Standard kingpin trucks are the most versatile type of trucks and can be used for any type of skateboarding.

Is the independent silver 139mm the best skateboard truck for You?

While being durable, it is perfect for nearly all types of skateboarding. Because stability is what’s expected from a truck, the Independent Silver 139mm is no exception. You’ll get the balance on those sharp turns and while performing different tricks.

Should My Skateboard trucks match my deck?

Don’t obsess with picking exact matching trucks, as long you’re able to stand primo (standing on your skateboard wheels and side of your board) you’re fine. The most important thing is that they shouldn’t be wider than your deck because this will reduce responsiveness and causes wheel bite. Trucks Too Narrow? Don’t Panic Why?