Got these from my complete, they aren't that bad for grinding but they are heavy as hell. Another thing is that my hardware drilled bigger hole and my trucks are moving and turning by their own (it's so fk annoying):/ Bushings are really good for that cheap truck, but still i wouldn't recommend these trucks, heavy, hard too flip,annoying by turning by their own.

I would not Go out of your way to buy these. but my core trucks and krux got slipaxle from learning kickflips and landing primo.
they are ok. not worth more than 40 $ a set tho.

Save a little more money and get a good pair of trucks like Independents, Ventures or Krux.

About two years ago I decided to go with the World Industries skateboard trucks, and it wasn't the best idea. The weight of these trucks make your board feel slightly slower, and kick-flips were kind of hard to do. Don't get me wrong, these aren't horrible or anything, and I agree with "Natural Skater", these are good for grinding on concrete. Just don't blow all your money on these things if your better than beginner.

The World Industries Skateboard trucks are not very good. They came with my board and that's the only reason I have them.

These are my first pair trucks. I am pretty happy with them cause I dun grind much on concrete. These are the ones from the new factory and they are not bad.Good trucks for such a low price.

i had the same problem as the other guy my bushing seperator snapped on a simple backside flip, then i gave a mate the baseplates and he put his indy hangers on and the back baseplate broke in half and the front got a huge crack on a 50-50. these trucks suck

I skated on these World Industries Trucks for a week. The Bushing separators broke on a simple backside-180, the base plate broke going down a 4-stair. World Industries say that they had a bad factory that screwed them on the alloys they used for the trucks. World says that they switched manufacturers and remodeled thier trucks. Be careful when buying these. Don't get the old ones.