Name: Polished T-II Skateboard Trucks
Brand: Thunder
Price: 57.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Overview Features Specs Reviews

Overview

The Thunder T-II Trucks are premium skateboard trucks engineered with remastered geometry and a 54mm axle height to provide ultimate response and control. These trucks feature a redesigned baseplate for increased slide contact and are constructed with high-grade aluminum axles to ensure maximum strength during technical sessions. Built to be both light and strong, the T-II offers the proven quick-turn performance Thunder is known for, while the elevated height helps prevent wheel bite and improves flick.

Baseplate Style

Standard

Quantity

Set of 2 Trucks

54mm Axle Height

Taller Axle Height & Remastered Geometry Give T-II's a Deeper More Responsive Turn While Maintaining Stability and Control.

Features

Non-Compatible Risers

Risers from the following brands are not compatible with the baseplates of these trucks.

Arbor, Diamond, Dooks, Girl, Independent, Loaded, Paris, Rayne, Sector 9

Sizing Reference

Note - Every skate truck brand represents their sizing a little differently, so it's easy to get confused. Take a look at this graphic and then reference the size chart.

Specs

Size	8.0 axle	8.25 axle	8.5 axle	8.75 axle
Thunder Size:	147	148	149	151
Hanger (mm):	136.1	142.9	148.8	155.5
Board Range (in):	7.75 - 8.25	8.0 - 8.5	8.25 - 8.75	8.5 - 9.0
Height (mm):	54.0	54.0	54.0	54.0
Weight (g):	354.5	367.0	368.8	373.6

Reviews

5.0

Overall Rating

Reviewed by 1 customers

Thunder T-2 trucks: for me, beautiful first ride!!

by Plaid Retina

Posted on 2/5/2026

Thunder Polished T-II Skateboard Trucks

I skated them today just riding around (no tricks) they are AMAZING not what I expected;
Everyone said they were loose as a goose before they break in and I was expecting gnarly a** wheel-bite and all kinds of sh*to my goddd theyre beautiful!
They have this beautiful turn to them, and they seem to have this progressive resistance, kind of like RipTide reverse cone bushings where the more you lean the more they resist so you get a turn before you get resistance.
I wasnt sure I was feeling that right so I went out for another ride tonight around the parking lot and o my goddd such a beautiful turn - wow!! Right out of the box, for me at least!!

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