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When you think of Nashville, music might be the first thing that comes to mind. But for truck enthusiasts, the city is quickly becoming a hotbed for custom builds, lifted truck culture, and high-octane automotive events. Whether you're a new owner looking to get involved in the scene or a seasoned enthusiast searching for your next big event, Nashville offers a growing calendar of shows, meets, and trail rides that put your lifted truck right where it belongs: in the spotlight.

Tennessee summers were made for open water, and if you live in the Nashville area, Percy Priest Lake is likely your go-to weekend escape. Whether you're towing a fishing boat, a wakeboard setup, or a camper for a longer outdoor stay, having the right truck makes all the difference. Not all lifted trucks are built equally when it comes to towing—and this guide will help you pick the right rig to haul confidently, safely, and in style.

Austin, Texas is a city that thrives on contrast. It’s a place where live music pulses through downtown streets while rugged trails wind through the surrounding hill country. It’s tech-savvy and down-home, artistic yet adventurous. And if there’s one vehicle that captures that unique Austin energy—it’s a lifted truck. 

Middle Tennessee is more than country music and city lights—it's a paradise for off-road enthusiasts who crave muddy trails, rocky climbs, and hidden backroads. If you're lucky enough to own a lifted truck in Nashville, you're sitting on the edge of a whole new world of exploration. Whether you're looking for beginner-friendly gravel loops or full-blown off-road parks built for hardcore wheeling, there’s no shortage of terrain waiting to test your truck and your grit.

If you’ve been waiting for the right time to buy a lifted truck for your business, 2025 might be your year. Thanks to the new federal legislation known as the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB)—signed into law in July 2025—consumers and business owners can now unlock powerful tax write-offs on qualifying truck purchases. Whether you’re an independent contractor, ranch owner, small business, or a fleet manager, this bill offers major tax incentives that can dramatically improve your bottom line.

Owning a lifted truck in Austin, Texas opens up a world of adventure just beyond the city limits. While downtown offers culture and nightlife, the real fun for truck enthusiasts begins where the pavement ends. With the Texas Hill Country to the west, the Highland Lakes to the north, and rugged trails scattered throughout Central Texas, Austin is perfectly positioned as a launch point for serious off-road exploration. 

Colorado’s breathtaking terrain isn’t just for hardcore off-roaders—it’s also the perfect playground for adventurous families looking to experience the great outdoors together. If you’re rolling in a lifted truck, you’ve already got the ultimate tool for reaching hidden gems most travelers miss. Whether you’re taking the kids on a weekend camping trip, skiing, exploring ghost towns, or heading to a remote lake, Colorado offers endless family-friendly destinations that are only accessible by 4x4—and way more fun in a lifted rig.

Winter in Colorado can go from blue skies to blizzard conditions in the span of an afternoon. If you're a lifted truck owner living in the Centennial State, knowing how to prep your vehicle for extreme winter conditions isn’t just smart—it’s survival. From navigating steep, icy mountain roads to tackling snow-covered backcountry trails, your truck needs to be ready for anything the Colorado winter throws your way. This guide breaks down how to winterize your lifted rig so you stay safe, capable, and confident in every snowstorm.

Hawaiians don’t just drive—their vehicles are a reflection of their spirit. Whether you’re headed mauka to catch the sunrise, searching for hidden waves, or heading to Hana, your truck has to do more than just look good. It has to work hard, handle terrain, and carry your life—boards, coolers, tools, ohana, and everything in between. That’s why lifted Toyota Tacomas and Tundras have earned a special place on the roads and trails of O‘ahu, Maui, Kauai and beyond.

When you think of serious off-roading, Oklahoma might not be the first state that comes to mind—but it should be. From red dirt dunes and forest trails to rocky climbs and muddy backroads, the Sooner State has a surprisingly diverse off-road scene. And if you’re lucky enough to be driving a professionally lifted truck, Oklahoma becomes your playground.