Tensor’s Alloy trucks provide a balance between performance and affordability, making them a popular choice for both beginners and seasoned skaters. Their traditional aluminum construction offers reliability and strength for everyday skating.
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Legendary skater Rodney Mullen shook up the skateboard world in 2000 with Tensor Skateboard Trucks, redefining lightweight precision for technical street skating. Born from a passion for flip tricks and engineered to deliver unbeatable stability, Tensor blends cutting-edge materials with innovative designs that have become staples in skate culture. With a focus on durability and weight reduction, their trucks empower skaters to push boundaries with confidence and control.
Top Tensor Skateboard Trucks
Tensor Mag Light Trucks
The Tensor Mag Light trucks are celebrated for being among the lightest in the industry, utilizing magnesium alloy to reduce weight without compromising strength. This makes them ideal for technical street skating and responsive maneuvers.
Tensor Daewon All Terrain Mag Light Trucks
Designed in collaboration with professional skateboarder Daewon Song, these trucks feature Tensor’s All Terrain Geometry, offering enhanced stability and versatility for various terrains. Their magnesium construction ensures a lightweight yet durable performance.
Tensor Skateboard Trucks deliver precision, lightweight strength, and innovative features tailored to every skater’s style and wheel setup.

Aluminum Trucks
Aluminum trucks from Tensor offer a perfect blend of durability and performance, designed with All-Terrain Geometry to excel both in the streets and the park. Their patented design features ensure stability and long-lasting use without sacrificing responsiveness.
Magnesium Trucks
Tensor’s magnesium trucks are engineered for maximum weight reduction—up to 25% lighter than typical trucks—making them ideal for technical street skaters who demand quick flips and precise control without compromising strength.
Height Variations
With lo, mid, and hi height options, Tensor trucks cater to a wide range of wheel diameters and riding preferences, allowing skaters to customize their setup for optimal clearance, stability, and turning ability.
Reviews
Mark Davidson:
“I’ve been riding Tensor Magnesium Trucks for over a year now, and the difference in weight is immediately noticeable. Tricks feel smoother, and the trucks respond faster without feeling fragile. The polymer baseplate sliders have saved me from replacing trucks multiple times after heavy slides, which is a game changer.”
Sophia Ramirez:
“As a park skater, the aluminum Tensor trucks gave me the perfect balance of strength and maneuverability. The interlocking bushings really add stability on landings, and the buttonhead kingpin design keeps everything tight without fuss. I can really feel Rodney Mullen’s influence in the precision of these trucks.”
Ethan Brooks:
“I switched to Tensor trucks because of their height options. Having the mid-height for my 54mm wheels made a huge difference in board control and reduced wheel bite. The hollow axle and kingpin reduce weight without losing any durability. Overall, these trucks stand up to heavy street skating while being super light.”
Tensor FAQ
What makes Tensor trucks different from other skateboard trucks?
Tensor trucks stand out because of their lightweight design, patented features like polymer baseplate sliders and interlocking bushings, and a focus on technical street skating precision developed by Rodney Mullen.
Are Tensor trucks good for beginners?
Yes, Tensor trucks offer models like the Alloy trucks that balance durability and performance, making them suitable for beginners while still appealing to experienced skaters.
How do I choose the right height for Tensor trucks?
Tensor trucks come in three heights—lo, mid, and hi—matched to wheel sizes. Lower heights are best for smaller wheels (up to 52mm), mid heights fit medium wheels (up to 54mm), and hi trucks are suited for larger wheels (up to 58mm).
Where are Tensor trucks manufactured?
Tensor trucks are designed in the USA but manufactured in China, combining American engineering with efficient overseas production.
Can I replace parts like baseplate sliders on Tensor trucks?
Yes, Tensor trucks feature replaceable polymer baseplate sliders that improve sliding performance and extend the lifespan of your trucks.
What materials are Tensor trucks made from?
Tensor primarily uses magnesium and aluminum alloys for their trucks, offering lightweight options like magnesium for technical skating and durable aluminum models for all-terrain use.
