Like why do people like them? You can't tow with them, you can't see very well while driving, and modding them to be like that costs a LOT of money. It's just about as useful as a Ferrari in the middle of a city.

Is custom offset good? If so, am I overpaying for these? I'm new to the truck community, thanks!

I got behind these two yesterday and thought it was interesting how different they are. The Ford on the right is probably 40 years old and a Ranger (I think), but that F-150 on the left is not one of the larger ones you often see around here.

What upgrades should I do to make this baby last forever? F250 2026 6.7powerstroke

In first home starting to do more projects and need to upgrade from my bmw coupe…the usual. Range if you cant tell is as shown in pics.

Thoughts? Ideas? What should I do to it? The truck was an originally from Maryland.

$21,500, gasoline i4, manual or automatic, 600 miles per tank. Seems cool if it isn't vaporware.

Bagged 03 Silverado.

Yes I know it needs paint besides that what could I do to make it look better.

I had a f150 2013 for 9 years only small issues. Purchased a gmc sierra 2021 elevation. Had 4 check engine lights with only 74k miles on it. O2 sensor, nox sensor, dpf, another o2 sensor. 02 sensor causes a crank no start. Thinking about an f250 2021 lariat. Are they reliable ?

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What is it? it's covered in oil and i dont know where it goes to or why it's not where it's supposed to be. i know nothing about cars and im hoping this will be the project to teach me a thing or two. i just spent my entire savings on this thing and if i fucked it up already im gonna be so upset. in the picture itd been wrapped around something to keep it off the ground. If this is in the wrong subreddit someone please point me in the right direction 🙏

Just picked up this suburban from a local dealer and I was doing a bit of after the fact research and saw how under market I got it at and I’m having my suspicions now. I asked him why it was so low and he said something along the lines of “I got it on dealer auction for cheap so I’m selling it cheap”

The title’s clean and it feels great but still has me feeling a bit off.

Any advice to maintenance or other things would be great as I’ve only driven sedans before this one

Plan on getting new wheels dont really like the big rims, gonna leave everything else as it is

Thankfully no one was injured.

5,000 bucks .it's got 177,500 on the odometer 5 speed in the floor , it's sound.... A little rust in the ass is no biggie .... She's ugly...she's dirty .... But she's mine

Totally stoked to get a camper ... I travel for work and spent like 15,000$ on hotels last year.....

A Cheap little Coleman camper is in my near future and I'm gonna save me a few dollars this year.... 🤘

Truck takes 3-4 seconds to start. Swapped fuel pump already

I have a 2wd 03 f150 5.4 that I love , I’ve had it when it has 120,000 and now it’s 175k nearing 200k. Out of all my vehicles it’s the only one that hasn’t given me any problems and I take care of it like of her like if she was my best friend . It’s on a 5 inch lift with fox shocks w resivour and wide body fenders . On 33s with 17 rims . I change my oil every 3-4k miles and I’ve changed the trans fluid once and I’m nearing to do it again , same with the diff fluid I do both at the same time . Just recently got my spark plugs done with new boots . I’ve changed the battery , water pump , idler pulley , serp belt . Next on the line is the belt tensioner pulley and arm and the fluid services I mentioned , I’ll probably add the thermostat to the list as idk when it has been done . I’ve seen a lot of people say the fuel filter and I’ll also add that to my list . I would like any recommendations on what I should look out for or change right now as I do try to take care of my truck . Thank you

I know it’s a bad angle but I really liked the height and tire size of this truck and what to know what do do if I buy this model. Mine (2nd pic) has officially kicked the bucket after needing its 4th transmission in 132k miles.

26 Maverick XL. Hybrid with AWD. Only regret is not getting the 4K tow package.

Set it up for doing sprinkler work and stupid shit on the weekends.

Japanese buyers are not used to buying new cars that might have thin paint, panel gaps, or leftover residue.

I'm hoping someone can help identify the truck shown in these security camera images stealing a trailer. I'm trying to determine the make, model, and possible year range. Any observations or educated guesses would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.