The two-wheel-drive remote-control car is on the smaller side, at 1/14th scale, but it has a powerful motor to keep it ...

An 800-pound tire flew off a monster truck performing at a Washington state rally, bounced out of the arena and landed on a patron’s car — completely demolishing it, insane video shows. Kitsap County ...

During a monster truck show in Kitsap County, a wheel came off a truck and bounced out of the arena on Sunday afternoon. Video posted on social media shows one of the monster trucks landing from a ...

TRANSFORMING a standard truck into an off road monster has been a passion project for one man and his team of genius ...

A monster truck's 800-pound tire flew off and rolled into a stadium parking lot before crushing a car at the Malicious Monster Truck Tour in Bremerton, Washington, last weekend. Fan video captured the ...

The Las Vegas Cat Club’s Cat Show and Monster Truck Insanity Tour will kick off the San Bernardino County Fairgrounds 2026 ...

A monster truck tire flew into a parking lot and crushed a car during a show at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds on July 20. No one was injured, and organizers are discussing additional safety features ...

The tire weighs a whopping 800 pounds. A crowd in Washington on hand to watch a monster truck show got a lot more than they bargained for when one of the truck’s tires came flying off its axle. The ...

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The Ford Mustang remains one of the most sought-after cars out there. While the pony looks absolutely fantastic in tip-top shape, especially when the factory specifications are retained, it doesn’t ...

As a world champion Monster Jam driver, Ryan Anderson is more used to crushing cars than shredding tires. After all, his 12,000-pound "Son Uva Digger" monster truck isn't the most obvious drag strip ...

Jeff Krekeler, 52, owner of Krekeler Jewelers in Farmington, Mo., on his High Roller II monster truck, as told to A.J. Baime. The first monster truck, Bigfoot, came out of St. Louis in the 1970s. I ...