Monster trucks are a unique breed of vehicle with huge off-road tires, over-sized bodies, and powerful motors. They are the most popular vehicles for off-roading and stunt driving. Monster trucks have been around since the mid-1970s, and they’ve become an iconic symbol of American culture.
The biggest monster truck is usually determined by a combination of size and power. Size is measured in terms of wheelbase (distance between axles), overall width, height, and weight.
Power is measured in terms of engine size (horsepower) and torque (twisting force). The most powerful monster trucks have engines that produce up to 5,000 horsepower!
In terms of size, the biggest monster truck is the Bigfoot Monster Truck (otherwise known as “Bigfoot 8”). It has an axle-to-axle length of 19 feet 10 inches, an overall width of 12 feet 8 inches, an overall height of 16 feet 6 inches, and a weight of 16 tons!
The Bigfoot Monster Truck also has two 1,500 horsepower engines that produce up to 3,500 foot pounds of torque. This makes it one of the most powerful monster trucks in the world!
But size isn’t everything when it comes to monster trucks. Other contenders for the title of biggest monster truck include Maximum Destruction (aka “Max D”), Grave Digger, Iron Outlaw, and King Krunch.
All four trucks have powerful engines that produce up to 5,000 horsepower each! But when it comes down to sheer size and power combined together, nothing can beat Bigfoot 8!
Which One Is the Biggest Monster Truck?
The Bigfoot Monster Truck is undoubtedly the biggest monster truck in terms of size and power combined together. With its two 1,500 horsepower engines producing up to 3,500 foot pounds of torque and its massive 16 ton body size – it simply can’t be beat!
