I have a portable Vaiar 440P that hooks up to the battery terminals and it works great for airing up my 33” tires from 15psi back up to 32psi. The drawback is unpacking the compressor from the tailgate, hooking it up to the battery and then repacking the compressor (after waiting for it to cool...
I did have a little rubbing on the wheel wells when the wheels were turned all the way left or right. Removed the front mud flaps and that took care of the problem.
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Area on mud flap being rubbed
As a Jeep guy, I have a good understanding of the difference between a stock and lifted Jeep. As the new owner of a 2016 4Runner Trail Premium, I’m still learning. I’m running 275 55R20 and have about 11” of ground clearance. Any help or insight is appreciated with what I’ve got here. Thanks...
So we picked up our 2016 4Runner Trail Premium today and it’s finally sitting in our driveway. Probably hook up my CDN M101 trailer this week and see how that goes. As I’ve said in another post, I’m not a fan of the 20” wheels and the running boards are probably gonna have to go. Other than...
Another concern would be the effect of UV on PVC since the purpose of a “solar” shower is to stick it out in the sunlight to heat up. Out here in the desert, the effect of UV light from the sun a readily apparent. Plastic lawn furniture lasts a year or two before it becomes brittle. The same...
As a lifted Jeep TJ Rubicon guy I am used to running on 305 70R16s. That gives me plenty of rubber to air down. I recently bought a 2016 4Runner Trail Premium that has aftermarket 20” rims with 275 55R20 BFG ATs. The rims actually look pretty good but I’m not thrilled that they are 20s. I’m not...
When I met my wife in 2008 she was driving a 2005 Lexus ES 330. It has served her well and now has just over 290k miles. As she has talked about replacing her vehicle I tried to nudge her toward something a little more capable off-road. She kept talking about a Grand Cherokee which I was not...
My wife’s 2005 Lexus ES330 has served her well with just over 290k miles, but it was time to let it go. We have thought about this for a couple of years and with what to replace it. I wanted something “capable” and it looks like she finally came around to my way of thinking. A buddy works over...
New pop up Gazelle G6 gazebo arrived today. First time setup took a few minutes as I figured things out and take down took less than a minute. Packing was easy with an oversized bag equipped with cinch-down straps Works as advertised and very pleased with my purchase.
Packed length is about...
New pop up gazebo arrived today. Works as advertised and very pleased with my purchase.
Packed length is about 6ft
To transport, I’ll load it atop my RTT keeping it in place with my cargo net.
Plans are to use the gazebo primarily as a camp kitchen tent and supplemental gear storage...
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