Buying a used truck is a little like trying DIY home repairs. Sometimes you get something that will make you happy for years to come. Sometimes you discover a new catchphrase that can’t be used in mixed company. Most of the difference between the two isn’t luck, it’s knowledge.
The good news is that most used trucks are solid investments—if you know what to look for. Modern pickups are built to last, and many easily cross 200,000 miles and beyond with proper maintenance. The bad news is that trucks often live harder lives than cars. They tow, haul, plow snow, bounce across trails, and idle for long hours without adding mileage.
Here’s how to separate the workhorses from the money pits.
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