If your skateboard trucks turn on their own, It's probably because you have been putting more weight on one side than the other. I would suggest loosening your trucks so they won't get stuck in one position.
The axel which is on the truck could possibly bent. Another cause is that the wheels on your bard or one wheel might be coned and sort of flat. One other possible cause is that you could have upt the trucks on backwards, the part with the kingpin and bushings face the middle of the board.
Wheels dont make a skateboard easier to turn on the skateboard trucks do that.
you can use one but you can buy skateboard tools easily which are also easier to use
On turns, you use leaning to control it. The trucks allow this. The rubber things inside them regulate the turn.
Probably because the trucks are to tight. The lighter you are the looser the trucks should be. It could possibly be that you just are trying to turn the correct way go to you tube and learn to steer.
i say the best trucks in the world ventures trucks cause i have them and they are really good and have good endurance!
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Thunders skateboard trucks feel like a planking balancing on a point thus making it better than the Independents skateboard trucks.
You really never wear in your skateboard but you get used to it. Your bearings will start spinning faster when broken in, Your trucks won't turn by themselves when worn in, and your shoes will feel comfortable and unstiff
yes, a friend of mine's brother has 127mm trucks on an 8 inch skateboard and there fine
Yes. Well, typically. There are trucks that are vehicles: pickups, flatbeads, rollbacks, box trucks, panel trucks, semi-trucks, etc. There are trucks that are carts, such as factory carts. There are also trucks beneath your skateboard; the axel and bracket that hold the skateboard wheels is called a truck.