The trend of tires sticking out as far as possible

SEMA Trucks.

 

Oil field/daddy money trucks. Almost 100% of them are diesel that will never be within a mile of a trailer

 

That toyota style has been around in Hawaii for a long time. Longer then it has been here in the states. It wasn't as gaudy with 20' and 22's but I remember back in the late 90's early 2000's all the locals had the stanced out trucks with boggers on them..

 

Bunch of roller-skate assed looking dweebs.

 

Seems like the kids have moved on from putting on exhaust stacks and rolling coal in their trucks which is fine with me. Their trucks ride like crap with the wheels sticking out that far. The bumpsteer is insane. Their balljoints and wheel bearings are going to wear out faster than their tires.

I actually don't mind the look though if the tires aren't stretched. That's just retarded. Only time will tell what the next truck ricer trend will be.

One of those pictures is WhistinDiesel, he has a youtube channel where he beats on "stanced" trucks like that and it's quite entertaining.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9qtfP3rey8

 

Easy on the oilfield trucks lol, I worked as a lineman in west Texas for a year. A lot of them welding trucks are running forces, with 37’s sticking out of the fender wells. Those trucks are beat on on the row and oilfield access roads just saying.

 

I passed a Ford 4x4 the other day in town with it's hazard lights on with 3 tires sticking way out of the sheetmetal... the other tire and wheel was blocking a lane of traffic on the other side of the median.

 

I like watching his videos but honestly he's a idiot!! How does he have the $$ to tear up the shit that he does? He's funny as hell though.

 

Ad revenue from youtube and instagram I guess.

He did go over his revenue from the series of videos with the Platinum F350. He basically said it was a major loss considering the huge initial cost of the truck lol.