Full-size trucks continue to be the best-selling vehicles in America, led by the Ford F-150, but GMC and Chevy lifted trucks also enjoy a sizable piece of the pie.

Americans love trucks for their versatility and rugged appearance. Many truck enthusiasts choose to go a step further by taking advantage of all the available modifications for trucks. This often includes the tried and true lift kit.

GMC Sierra by Joe Conduff

One of a few impressive GMC lifted trucks on this list, Conduff lifted his GMC Sierra a huge 16 inches and gave it a two-tone paint job. Collaborating with X Industry, he added reservoir shocks on the rear of the truck and off-road coilovers in the front. The truck also boasts 22×11 American Racing Traxx wheels.

2012 Ford F-450 by Terry DeLong

It’s hard to beat the aggressive look of a dually F-450, but adding a 60-inch lift kit just might do it. DeLong installed just that by Fabtech on his truck, which includes Dirt Logic 4.0 Coilover shocks. This huge truck also boasts 37-inch Nitto Terra Grappler tires on 24×10 wheels.

GMC Sierra Denali 2500 HD by MaddMax

Another one of the coolest GMC lifted trucks out there, this Denali Mega Cab was heavily modified and lifted to stretch the cab and shorten the bed. Boasting a 12-inch suspension lift, this truck showcases a perfect stance for its size and modifications. The interior is incredibly cavernous to fit three adults in the rear seat.

Ford F-350 Super Duty by Custom Motorsports

Another large and aggressive-looking truck gets even more fearsome with 18-inch Atlas leaf springs in the front and 12-inch Atlas leaf springs in the rear. The extra suspension lift is augmented by huge tires to the tune of 44-inch TSL Super Swampers. The exterior is just as striking with blue and white covering the cab and nose, then yellow and green flames on the sides.

Ford F-450 by Street Diesel

A common theme for lifted trucks is to take the biggest truck out there and make it even bigger. Aside from the eye-catching American flag exterior theme, the most impressive highlight of this truck is the 4-link custom suspension system that boasts 12 inches of lift. The kit also adds Fox shocks and rear spring packs by Atlas. Believe it or not, but the exterior isn’t a wrap, it was hand-painted by the Street Diesel team.

Chevy C-10 Body Ford F-250 by Trevor Lima

This truck is definitely a labor of love. It took Lima three years to build it and $150,000 to finish it. Unlike some of the other lifted trucks on this list, Lima’s truck showcases a certain practicality that makes it a capable daily driver as well as a show truck. It stands out, but in a more subtle way than some of the other head-turners out there.

As you can see, trucks aren’t just versatile workhorses, they can be just about anything the owner wants them to be. Whether you choose to lift a little or a lot, there’s a raft of modifications available for every truck.