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Truck build gallery
15 example truck builds across 9 makes — overland, tow, daily, off-road and street. Each one is a full lift, tire, wheel and cover spec you can run through our calculators, or build your own.
2022 Toyota Tacoma
The Overland Tacoma
Trail-ready 3rd-gen Tacoma for weekend expeditions
2021 Ram 2500
The Ram 2500 Tow Rig
Stable 3/4-ton hauler set up for a heavy fifth-wheel
2023 Ford F-150
The Daily-Driver F-150
Clean, leveled half-ton that still does truck stuff
2022 Jeep Gladiator
The Rock-Crawler Gladiator
37-inch Gladiator built to articulate over ledges
2022 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD
The Silverado 2500HD Work Truck
Tools-first 3/4-ton that earns its keep
2023 Toyota Tundra
The Tundra Overland Rig
Full-size 3rd-gen Tundra for long-range travel
2022 Ford Ranger
The Ranger Trail Build
Right-sized mid-size Ranger for tight trails
2023 Nissan Frontier
The Frontier Daily
Honest mid-size daily with a clean level
2022 Nissan Titan
The Titan Family Hauler
Comfortable full-size for trailers and road trips
2022 Ram 1500
The Lifted Ram 1500 Street Truck
Big-rig stance daily on 35s and 20s
2023 Ford Maverick
The Maverick City Build
Compact daily that sips fuel and still hauls
2023 Chevrolet Colorado
The Colorado Trail Build
Factory-flavored ZR2-style mid-size wheeler
2022 GMC Sierra 1500
The Lowered Sierra Street Truck
Slammed half-ton on 22s for the pavement
2023 Rivian R1T
The Rivian R1T Adventure
Electric overlander on its own air suspension
2024 Tesla Cybertruck
The Cybertruck Street Setup
Minimalist EV street build on the factory vault
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Plan your build
Pick your truck, set a lift, choose a tire and a cover — the profile updates live and every spec links into the calculator that checks it.
Example builds and the planner are a geometry-based starting point — real fitment depends on wheel offset/backspacing, tire width, suspension travel and trimming, and varies by truck. Always test-fit before buying.
Truck builds — frequently asked
What is a truck build?
A "build" is the specific combination of modifications on a truck — the lift or leveling kit, tire size, wheels and offset, tonneau cover and accessories — chosen to suit a purpose like overlanding, towing, daily driving or off-road. This gallery shows coherent example builds you can copy, with every spec linked to a calculator so you can adapt it to your own truck.
How do I choose a lift and tire size for my truck?
Start with the purpose. A daily or tow truck usually wants a small level (1.5–2") and a one-size tire upsize for looks without hurting ride or capacity; an overland rig runs about 3" of lift on 33–34" tires; a hard off-road build steps up to 4"+ and 35–37" tires with trimming and re-gearing. As a rule of thumb you can fit about one inch of extra tire diameter per inch of lift before trimming — use the Lift Kit Calculator to size it for your tire.
Will a tonneau cover still fit after I lift my truck or add a rack?
A lift does not change the bed, so a tonneau that fits your truck still fits after a lift. What matters is bed length, the cover type and bed features like a RamBox or bed rails — and whether you run a bed rack over the cover. Run your truck through the Fitment Checker to see which cover types fit, then pick one that matches how you load the bed.
Can I build my own spec here?
Yes. Use the build planner below: pick your truck, set a lift height, enter a tire size and toggle a cover, and the profile updates live to show the stance. Every value links straight into the matching calculator so you can check clearance, speedometer error, offset and cover fitment before you buy.
