When it comes to living in The Lone Star State, it seems to be next to impossible to not own a truck. This isn’t really due to weather, since few areas get snow and four-wheel-drive isn’t needed for the most part, but appears to be more of the culture of the region more than anything else.

This week’s Truck Pullin’ video features a 2015 Ford F-150 pulling an 18 wheeler combo – truck and trailer.

This week’s Tire Smokin’ video features a black Ford F-150 doing a burnout along a dark street.

This week’s Muddy video features a 1980s Ford F-150 that has had the factory bed removed in favor of a big, open flatbed.

When it comes to solid trucks, there really is nothing better than a Ford. Not only are they reliable, but they can handle a large workload, double well as a daily driver or an off-road play toy, and are relatively cheap and easy to work on.

This week’s Throwback video features a commercial for a used 2005 Ford F-150 as part of a high school project for an English class.

When you’re a mechanic with a truck, there’s a lot that can happen. Having that technical and mechanical insight into exactly how all the systems within the vehicle work definitely help when wrenching on a rig, and make for much easier going than it would be for one who had little to no knowledge of any of it and were learning along the way.