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The west coast certainly has some majestic views.

I'm a little jealous, such wide expanses to explore. Quite the view and welcome.

Had my front driver wheel bearing replaced under warranty, goo thing too. A $650 bill would have been a kick to the nuts. 5yr/100k all the way :grin:

LT245/70-17. My rig's got the 2.4l Tigershark, don't want to go too big or heavy.

Rocking a set of Open Country A/T II's myself. Rig's looking good.

What are those lovely new shoes?

Might be a wheel bearing for my KL Trailhawk :fearscream: Currently sitting at 43,xxx kms, started making a lot of noise three days ago :rage:

It would have, my local Jeep dealer was kind enough to sigh it off as warranty work. I'm looking at getting the Dobinson lift myself. As for sliders there's a Canadian fab shop that make a nice set and they're close enough that shipping wouldn't rape me too badly. I hope you have the V6, my...

Got my big boy tires on, time to hit some dirt.

Sounds like a good idea, alas not many people take these jacked up Fiats off-road. Mine's a '15 with a Hazardsky lift and LT245/70-17 Toyo Open Country ATIIs. I've already had to replace the front right ball joint at 42,000km. The sickening fact that the ball joint from Chrysler was a cool...

This is one beaut of a Colorado man. It gets better and better with every post. I can only imagine the teething problems :fearscream:

The truck's looking nice. What made you decide on the Colorado over say a Tacoma or Frontier? Also, how are the AT3Ws in the snow?

Getting jittery. Want winter to end so I can go play in the dirt.

Looks like a dandy trip b'y!

I'll third this. Though Newfoundlanders generally don't like being lumped in with the Maritimes. :tongueclosed:

Greetings from a Newfie working in Halifax.

Had a worn ball joint replaced on my '15KL. Sadly, to replace the front ball joints on my vehicle you have to replace the whole steering knuckle, at $720CDN a pop. Thank f*ck for factory warranty.

Picked a couple of spots on Google maps that looked like promising trails. The first one was severely grown over and I added to my pinstripe collection :coldsweat::fearscream::persevere::tired: The second proved more fruitful and less stripy. Lesson learned, never trust Google maps :laughing:

From NL, working in Halifax.

Yay! Got to play ion the dirt today.