The truck culture in the United States is raised on a level never seen before. The trucks are no more considered only for work, but today they are modern and sophisticated. Today’s trucks offers the luxury of transporting six adult passengers while carrying a 3000lbs of cargo in the bed behind. There are lot of pride owners who spent who spent big amounts of money to have truck mods. Also is well-known that same as for the cars, there are a lot of mods for the trucks today.

Today the guys from Car Throttle are going to cover what the truck mods shouldn’t include if your truck is daily driven. Let’s start with the huge lifts. Once upon a time the huge lifts were exciting if you want to go on mud bogging with your truck but honestly, do you think that you should have that kind of mod on your daily-driven pickup truck? But that’s not all there are various factors which will prove you that this is not the right one from all truck mods!

Next, what about the big wheels? Literally they are sucking the horsepower of your truck and increasing the fuel consumption. Of course the good off-road tires are vital for traction on difficult muddy terrains but not in the cities.

There are few many truck mods which you should avoid installing on your daily-driven truck from economic and environment friendly perspective. Anyway it’s up to your personal choices and we don’t want to judge anyone for what he is enjoying with. The idea is just to bring you the side effects behind these mods and if you are willing you can avoid them.

Watch the video below and see many interesting details about truck mods you might didn’t know. Don’t forget to share your opinion with us.