INDEPENDENT Truck Company 166 Stage 4 Hollow Eric Dressen Pro Black Silver Standard Skateboard Trucks

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06.13.2026


Price: $73.95
(as of Jun 14, 2026 00:09:16 UTC – Details)



Independent Truck Company Eric Dressen Pro Stage 4 Hollow Trucks featuring laser engraved Eric Dressen artwork on front and back of hanger, red printed cushions, silver nuts and custom printed aluminum keychain hangtag.

With tried and true, classic Indy geometry – Stage 4 Hollows are lightweight, super quick and responsive. Fitted with perfectly sized, original cushions for superior stability, rebound, and snap.

Premium hollow chromoly steel axle & kingpin designed to handle heavy impacts and extended wear for ultimate reliability.

Made from A356 T6 heat-treated aluminum for long-lasting durability, superior grind feel, and reduced weight.

Includes 2 Trucks. Indy stage 4 166 measures 9.0″ axle tip to tip.
Independent Truck Company Eric Dressen Pro Stage 4 Hollow Trucks featuring laser engraved Eric Dressen artwork on front and back of hanger, red printed cushions, silver nuts and custom printed aluminum keychain hangtag.
With tried and true, classic Indy geometry – Stage 4 Hollows are lightweight, super quick and responsive. Fitted with perfectly sized, original cushions for superior stability, rebound, and snap.
Premium hollow chromoly steel axle & kingpin designed to handle heavy impacts and extended wear for ultimate reliability.
Made from A356 T6 heat-treated aluminum for long-lasting durability, superior grind feel, and reduced weight.
Includes 2 Trucks. Indy stage 4 166 measures 9.0″ axle tip to tip.

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