Galo's new red trucks come in 32 mm and 34 mm, with lock nuts in the box

Straight from Galo's product page, nothing added:

• Widths: 32 mm and 34 mm
• Colorway: red (the listing's "Rojo" variant)
• Baseplate: rectangular
• Pivots: included
• Lock nuts: included, which Galo says are there so a wheel doesn't come loose and walk off
• In the box: one pair of trucks, eight screws, one tool, a sticker

The lock nuts are the detail worth flagging. Anyone who has spent a session re-tightening an axle nut between tricks knows the failure mode Galo is naming here, and it is a sensible thing to solve at the hardware level rather than with a dab of glue and hope.

Eight screws for a pair is the count you'd expect for a standard two-hole-per-plate mounting, but Galo doesn't state the mounting pattern or the hole spacing, so don't assume your existing decks are drilled for it until that's confirmed.

A short listing is not a crime, but it does limit what a buyer can reason about. At the time of writing, Galo hasn't published:

• The material of the baseplate, hanger or axle
• The axle type, or which wheels the axles are cut for
• Whether bushings are supplied, and in what durometer
• Any geometry beyond width — hanger height, baseplate angle, nothing
• Whether "pivots included" means pivot cups specifically, or something else in the pivot assembly

The feed also carries a price figure of 20,986 with no currency attached to it that I can verify, so I'm not going to print a number and let you budget against it.

If you are choosing between these and a truck you already know the weight and bushing setup of, that gap matters. Tuning is most of what a truck does for you, and none of the tuning-relevant numbers are on the page yet.

Nothing yet that I can point to. The listing went up on 22 September and there's no community thread, Discord report or ride-along feedback in front of me to attribute. When there is, it's worth reading before you commit — how a hanger sits on coping, and whether the stock bushings need swapping out of the box, are things owners find out long before a product page does.

The red version is listed direct from the brand: New Truck Galo - Rojo on galofingerboard.com. Stock status for each width isn't confirmed here.

If you already ride Galo parts and you want a matching red set across a 32 and a 34, this is an easy pickup — the two-width offering and the included tool, screws and lock nuts mean you are not hunting hardware afterwards.

If you are cross-shopping against a truck line that publishes its materials, weight and bushing durometer, hold off until Galo fills in those blanks. Not because the trucks are suspect — there is simply nothing here to compare on beyond width and the color red, and that's a thin basis for spending money on the part that decides how your board turns.