In automotive terminology, a truck generally refers to a vehicle used for transporting bulky cargoes and equipments. Indeed, trucks came into existence for that purpose alone. But as luck would have it, years passed and the automotive industry served as witness to the evolution of trucks into varying makes, models, sizes, and specific functions. Generally, trucks share a common construction: the €chassis' or the truck frame, the €cab' which pertains to the space where the driver is seated, the truck bed wherein the cargo is placed, the all-important engine system, a set of wheels, and an assortment of axles and suspensions. All these Truck Spare Parts are relevant for a vehicle to be recognized as a truck. However, all these parts tend to vary in forms and structures with regards to the existing truck types nowadays. Presently, trucks are generally divided into four categories: off-road trucks for mining and for which, as the name implies, never use public roads; heavy trucks meant for long-haul purposes; medium trucks usually used for dump trucks and firefighters' vehicles; and the popular light trucks meant for individual use.
