Perfect size for my application

Perfect size for my application  Read Less

good quality, good value

good quality, good value  Read Less

I had asked a question on this item. The question was, what are the bolt hole distance measurements? The response was... These ...  Read More

I had asked a question on this item. The question was, what are the bolt hole distance measurements? The response was... These are universal, they will fit any board. WRONG! I really didn't think that they would fit my board, but I got them anyway, and I am going to keep them to put on a homemade deck. But these are not universal. They will not fit old school (70's)decks, but they will fit old 80's decks. Just so you know.There are several old school patterns, but mostly two major ones. The pattern from the 80's and the most popular pattern from the 70s. The current pattern appears like a small rectangle. The 80's pattern appears as a large rectangle. The most popular pattern from the 70's is closer to a square. My boards are from the 70's and these do not fit those boards.Only thing is I switched out the super soft bushings for medium bushings. The bushings that these come with would be perfect for most people under 130 lbs. Don't EVER buy or not buy trucks because of the bushings. The bushings you use will depend on the material used for the deck (the stiffer the deck, the softer the bushings), the rider's weight(heavier weight=harder bushings), and what the board is used for - cruising and carving(softer), downhill (harder), or street/vert(? dunno, I don't do that). Get the trucks, mount them, and if it is really stiff and hard to turn, get a softer bushing. If it is really unstable and hard to control, seems to turn wayyy to easily, get harder bushings. The more you experiment, the more you'll know what works best for you and the better your ride.The ONLY thing that I don't like about these trucks is that they are painted and LOOK like baby board trucks. I wish they offered a naked polished version.  Read Less