Max-D. 32,759 likes. The Official Fan Page for the Max-D Monster Jam truck YouTube.com/MonsterJamLive Twitter.com/MonsterJam Instagram.com/monsterjamlive

In 2013, Maximum Destruction celebrated 10 years. The trucks were decorated in a new livery featuring spikes around the body and a large robotic face on the side and the truck began to be known as "Max-D". At World Finals 14, Meents won freestyle in Max-D, earning his 11th World Finals Championship.

Jan 4, 2003 · Maximum Destruction (primarily known as simply Max-D since 2013, though also referred to as Max-D: Maximum Destruction) was a 2000 "Futuristic SUV" monster truck owned by FELD Entertainment and created by Tom Meents.

Perhaps the most striking Monster Jam® truck on the Monster Jam circuit, the body of Max-DTM is officially classified as a “futuristic SUV.” Featuring an orange and silver paint job coupled with a low-to-the-ground, aerodynamic body style, it’s well-known that Max-D is possibly the fastest machine in the sport.

Jan 4, 2003 · Officially known as "Max-D XX", this black and orange design uses the original Maximum Destruction body and features several elements of previous designs etched in fire, such as the "On a Mission" logo and Maximus's face.

Here's the first look at the 20th anniversary Max-D truck that Tom Meents will be driving

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In March 2013, coinciding with the 10th anniversary of the truck, the logo changed. It began to simply called "Max-D", thus making Maximum Destruction continuing to use as a secondary name. The "X" on Max-D is a roman numeral for 10, which marks the …

This is the MAX-D Face and Fingers for the Axial SMT10 MAX-D Monster Jam Truck, AXID9057. jxs 12/29/16 ir/jxs AXI31367

MAX-D Audio. 106,132 likes. MAX-D is a proprietary audio process that restores lost compressed harmonics, and brings high definition (HD) sound to digital media.