This category includes all longboard and wider skateboard trucks, with something suitable for every riding style. Cruising, Slalom, Hybrid, and Downhill trucks. Fundamentally, three main factors determine a truck's performance: width, kingpin angle (geometry), and bushing (steering rubber) setup. The wider a truck, the more stable it rides, and it is generally preferred for higher speeds. The opposite is true for narrower trucks. However, when considering truck width, one must also pay attention to the board type, as not every truck fits every board. Regarding the kingpin angle, the higher it is, the more agile and "cruisy" the truck becomes, and the lower it is, the more stable the truck becomes, again suitable for higher speeds. 45° - 50° angles are often used for cruising trucks or hybrids. However, the topic of bushings is very complex because it depends not only on the rider's weight but also on subjective factors. For example, some people prefer to ride very soft and thus steer responsively, while others prefer stiff and stable setups. The speed factor also comes into play, as overly soft settings at higher speeds are more likely to cause speed wobbles.