Truck Coloring Pages (Free Printable PDFs)

We’ve geared up an awesome collection of free printable truck coloring pages, which you can download and print for free.

This heavy-duty series includes coloring pages with big and small trucks, army trucks, flatbed, log trucks, monster trucks, GMC trucks, big rigs, Transformers truck designs, and SWAT trucks.

Simple Truck Coloring Pages

These cute, chunky vehicles use bold outlines and less shading, making them accessible for truck enthusiasts of all ages.

Detailed Truck Coloring Pages

Our most detailed trucks are perfect for our older audience. We illustrated every nut, bolt and tire to satisfy the real truck enthusiasts.

As colors bring these realistic trucks to life, grownups can relax while embracing their inner child’s curiosity about heavy machinery.

Work Trucks Coloring Pages

Color bright dump trucks hauling heavy loads, mail trucks delivering joy, and food trucks serving up tasty treats. Bringing these workhorses to life will spark curiosity about all the cool trucks that keep society moving. 

Colors to Use for Trucks

For a classic look, use reds, blues, greens, blacks, and metallics like silver or gold for truck bodies. Browns work well for truck beds.

For our younger artists: Trucks can be any bright, fun colors! Use pinks, purples, rainbows – whatever vibrant shades you like best.

Color a Truck in Detail

A. Highlighting and Shadows: Apply yellow or white highlights on the top areas where light hits. Use darker shades like navy or forest green for shadowed areas underneath.

B. Color Combinations: Color the truck body one shade like red, and the wheels/tires a contrasting black. Use white for window outlines to make them pop.

Invite Creativity Challenge: Textured Truck

Use different textured tools like pencils, crayons, or even cotton balls to create a variety of distinct textures and patterns across your truck scene.

This hands-on challenge builds skills in applying different artistic textures and media.

5 DIY Truck Crafts

Get ready to roll out some automotive adventures with these trucking good crafts!

Truck Stuffed Pillow

Supplies Needed:

• Truck coloring page printout
• Crayons, markers or colored pencils
• Scissors
• Fabric markers or puffy paint (optional)
• Felt or cotton fabric scraps
• Stuffing material like fiberfill

Instructions:

1. Color your truck design brightly on the printout.
2. Cut out the truck shape carefully.
3. Trace the truck shape onto a felt or fabric square and cut it out.
4. Optional: Use fabric markers or puffy paint to add details to the fabric truck.
5. Place the paper truck cutout between two fabric truck shapes.
6. Sew or fabric glue the pieces together, leaving an opening.
7. Stuff with fiberfill and stitch or glue the opening closed.
8. Allow any glue to fully dry before cuddling up with your new truck friend!

License Plate Keychain

What You’ll Need:

• License plate coloring page
• Markers, crayons or colored pencils
• Scissors
• Aluminum foil or cardboard
• Hole punch
• Keychain ring or lanyard loop

Here’s How:

1. Color your license plate image with your choice of colors/designs.
2. Cut out the license plate shape neatly.
3. Trace and cut out a matching shape from aluminum foil or thin cardboard.
4. Use a hole punch to create a hole at the top of both pieces.
5. Sandwich the colored paper between the foil/cardboard layers.
6. Loop a keychain ring or lanyard clip through the holes.
7. Let it dry fully before displaying your new license plate keychain!

Steering Wheel Mug Grip

Gather These:

• Steering wheel coloring page printout
• Brown, black and gray markers/colored pencils
• Scissors
• Glue or tape
• Pencil or pen
• Paper towel tube or toilet paper tube (optional)

Steps:

1. Color the steering wheel using browns, blacks and grays.
2. Cut out the steering wheel shape carefully.
3. Wrap and glue or tape the colored cutout around a pen/pencil.
4. Optional: Slide over a paper towel or toilet paper tube first for a wider grip.
5. Allow it to fully dry before using your new wheely comfy grip!

Dump Truck Bookends

You’ll Need:

• Dump truck coloring page
• Yellow and black markers/crayons/colored pencils
• Scissors
• Empty cereal boxes, shoeboxes or sturdy cardboard
• Glue, tape or weights like rocks/beans (optional)

Instructions:

1. Color your dump truck drawing with yellows and blacks.
2. Cut out the dump truck shape carefully.
3. Trace and cut out two matching truck shapes from cardboard/cereal boxes.
4. Glue or tape the colored cutout between the cardboard truck shapes.
5. Optional: Add weights like rocks or dry beans inside the bookends.
6. Let dry fully before using your new truckin’ awesome bookends!

Tire Pencil Holder

Supplies:

• Tire or wheel coloring page printout
• Black marker or colored pencil
• Scissors
• Empty tin can or glass jar
• Glue or tape
• Pencils, pens or crayons to fill

Let’s Make It!

1. Color the tire or wheel black using a marker or colored pencil.
2. Cut out the tire shape carefully.
3. Glue or tape the colored tire cutout around a clean empty can or jar.
4. Once dry, fill the new pencil holder with pencils, pens or crayons!
5. Use this wheely useful desk organizer for all your writing tools.