SET OF 2 TRUCKS

A great all round truck, whether you're commuting, cruising, sliding or going fast down hills.  Sweet-spot 181mm axle width, flipable hanger for cruising and bombing options, and a baseplate shape/hole pattern to mount to just about any board out there today including drop-through's.

Thestronger and lighter design has been fine tuned to fit any standard 24mm diameter bushing on top or bottom. The baseplate and hanger turn at 52 degrees whatever setup, but the positive (standard) and negative (flipped) leverage axle placement helps you change your setup from general carving to a stable hill bombing machine in seconds. The new geometry and bushing seats will give you the best combination of lean, rebound, and response possible. The axles are heat treated, so the chance of you bending an axle is greatly reduced.  Basically....you'll never want to ride another set of longboard trucks after you try these.

• Grizzly 852's
• 181mm Width
• 52 Degree Baseplate
• Price Includes SET OF 2 TRUCKS
• 8mm Axles

Hardware to mount to the board is sold separately. Use the drop down menu to choose the hardware length you need.

Product Reviews

(865 Ratings, 30 Reviews)

Average Rating:

852s Hunter (Detroit) 1/26/2012 2:27 PM high quality trucks for a great price. got them for my drop speed and they work perfectly. they dont use a bottom washer due to the base plate shape which is nice. flipping the hanger puts your board a bit lower and still carves well. perfect width great quality aluminum with matte black doesn't scratch as bad as paris. bushings are fairly soft. for dh i recomend 2 venom barrels and maybe some 840s for more stability

SWEET! Alex D. (SOMEWHERE, WA) 1/9/2012 6:40 PM These trucks feel amazing on any board you ride them with. They have amazing turning ability! But, the stock bushings are way to soft for going down hills. I weigh only around 100lb, and I had to crank down the bushings to go down big hills. But, it your more into carving and freestyle like i'm getting into now, the bushings should be alright. If you do find the bushings to soft like me, the best thing to do is to buy some venom eliminators, preferably ride them roadside and you should be ready to shred down the gnarliest hills.

Love em Jeff T. (Portland) 11/12/2011 5:20 PM Have a pair of these on my Landyachtz switchblade. Makes that freaking thing carve so hard with the trucks set up pretty loose. Then when I crank em down or flip the hanger I am set for bombing. The other day was going about 20-30 mph and I was rock solid. I like these much better then the other trucks I have used. The paris don't feel as solid, and the Randall-II can't carve as hard. WORTH IT.

Versatility is key Ethan (Humboldt) 9/21/2011 10:38 PM I've been riding these trucks for a little over a year now, and I don't think I have ever ridden a more versatile truck. It's got enough stability for DH and just enough manueverability for freeride. I love em, and I bet you will too. Oh, and all that about flipping the truck around for DH or whatever, I wouldn't worry about that. It just makes them ride awkwardly.

biggity bears! Martin Spunkmeier (Boring, Oregon) 7/10/2011 2:40 PM Well, Im a stickler about bushings and i have to say im not a fan of the stock bushings but that wasnt going to stop me from enjoying these trucks! I set them up for higher speeds with a 91a shr barrel boardside and a 90a eliminator streetside. When I flip the hanger they are super good for downhill, for very fast downhill. But with them regular they are super poppy and responsive! I love them! Cant wait to try the precision grizzly's!