With a powerful 540 brushed modified motor, lightweight nylon frame, and 14,000 rpm, this four-wheel-drive remote control truck can burn rubber up to 25 mph, with an average 25-minute runtime.

It’s capable of climbing slopes up to 45 degrees, with heavy-duty tires and an oil-filled metal shocks. The RC truck is also splashproof to handle all kinds of terrain, and the piston-style remote operates at a distance of 263 feet.

Here’s another top-notch hobby grade remote control truck from Bezgar loaded with excellent features, and this one includes an additional clear shell to spray paint with your own design.

It also has working headlights, a durable lightweight nylon chassis, and nylon-reinforced frame to protect it in collisions, plus four oil-filled metal shocks and a 390 brushed motor. The truck comes with two rechargeable batteries, with each giving you roughly a 20-minute runtime.

Laegendary’s 1:16 scale off-road monster truck can power through everything from sand and rocks with a solid top speed of about 25 miles per hour. It can also handle inclines up to 45 degrees.

The RC truck comes with two batteries—and a fireproof bag for charging them—that’ll keep the action going for a total of 40 minutes, plus two USB chargers.

Its piston-style remote has a solid range of 250 feet, and other highlights include foam-filled tires with anti-skid treads and a water-resistant body to perform all kinds of weather. There are also several color options to choose from.

This speedy RC truck has great horsepower, with a double 550 brushed motor to take the truck from zero to about 26 mph. Other top features include working headlights, a nylon chassis and nylon-reinforced frame, plus the truck has a splash-proof IPX5 rating to safely jet through puddles.

The piston-style remote has a 250-foot range and another major plus is that the RC truck comes with two shells—yellow and green—to switch off.

This over-the-top grandaddy of a remote control truck is in a class of its own. The rugged Traxxas TRX-4 Land Rover Defender is made to tackle extreme off-road condition, blowing past terrain that most RC trucks can’t manage.

Of course, underneath the rad exterior is superior technology and engineering, including portal axles that give the truck huge ground clearance, plus chassis details like heavy-duty steel frame rails and links, new oil-filled coil-over GTS shocks, and an adjustable wheel base. It features a Titan 21T 550 motor and waterproof sealed electronic components for all-season off-road fun.

The 4×4 Rustler stadium remote control truck from Traxxas is another ultra-popular vehicle—and one of the fastest on the road, with an aerodynamic body and a top speed of approximately 35 miles per hour.

Its redesigned chassis sits lower and wider for better stability, and like the Stampede, it features a watertight electronic components for year-round play, a 550 modified motor and cooling system, plus it comes with the same 4-amp DC fast charger.

Traxxas’s ever-popular Stampede two-wheel-drive remote control truck is another speed demon that can hit 30 mph and bulldoze through rough terrain. It has 4 inches of ground clearance and features a 2.4GHz radio, along with a 550 motor with an internal cooling system to prevent overheating, maintain top performance, and extend the life of the motor.

Another highlight is that the Stampede’s electronics are completely sealed and watertight, so you can drive the monster truck through snow and deep mud. The included lightning-fast 4-amp DC charger is a bonus.

If it’s supersized monster-truck fun you want, this option from Monster Jam delivers. The official Mega Grave Digger is gargantuan at 1/6 scale — and more than 2 feet long — with a lightweight design and tremendous BKT tires. It features authentic graphics, working headlights, and a solid 250-foot range.

It also has a 2.4GHz frequency dual-joystick controller and a built-in USB charging cable, plus it runs on two AAA batteries.