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California Trucking Show: If You Love Trucks, You Need to Be Here

September 18, 2026
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See the Latest in TruckingAnd Yeah, There Will Be Trucks. Lots of ‘Em.Make a Day of ItCalifornia Trucking ShowGet Your Free Tickets

The California Trucking Show is coming to Ontario, California, October 3 – 4, and if you love trucks, this is one you don’t want to miss!

For two days, the Ontario Convention Center is going to be packed with the stuff truckers actually care about: trucks worth stopping to look at, gear worth checking out, new products, accessories, technology and plenty of things you’ll probably want to take home.

And the best part?

It’s free! And we’ve got your VIP tickets on us. 

GET YOUR FREE VIP TICKETS 

See the Latest in Trucking

You know the feeling. You see a new light setup, a piece of gear or an accessory online and think, Wow, that would look good on my truck.

At the California Trucking Show, you can see it all up close.

Check out the latest products, talk to the people behind them, see what’s new and find the gear you didn’t even know you needed until you saw it.

From truck accessories and chrome to wheels, tires, electronics, tools, sleeper gear, lighting and more, there will be plenty to catch your eye.

And Yeah, There Will Be Trucks. Lots of ‘Em.

Let’s not forget the main event: the trucks.

We’re talking about some seriously good looking rigs.

Custom builds. Polished chrome. Killer paint. Custom interiors. Lighting setups. Wheels. Sleeper setups. The kind of trucks that make you stop walking, pull out your phone and take another lap just to catch all the details.

The California Trucking Show is bringing together drivers who have put serious time, hard work and personality into their rides, giving you a chance to see some of these builds up close and in person.

Come check out the custom work. Find some inspiration for your own truck. See what other drivers are running. And maybe find a few ideas you’ll be thinking about long after you leave the show.

Because when the trucks look this good, you don’t just walk past them.

Make a Day of It

A truck show like this is an excuse to get out, see some seriously good looking builds, find some new gear and spend a day surrounded by people who appreciate this industry as much as you do.

Bring your buddy and make a day of it. Bring the family and show them what trucking is all about. Or come solo and take your time exploring everything the show has to offer.

There’s a lot to see, and you’ve got two days to take it all in. And with free admission, there’s really no reason to sit this one out.

California Trucking Show

October 3–4, 2026
Ontario Convention Center
Ontario, California
10 a.m.–5 p.m. both days

Two days. A whole lot of trucks. A whole lot of gear. And plenty of reasons to make the trip.

If you love trucks, you need to be there.

Get Your Free Tickets

Don’t wait until the show is over and you’re seeing everybody else’s photos wishing you had gone.

Register for your FREE tickets and make plans to be in Ontario.

GET YOUR FREE TICKETS

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