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**** RG beats the TG in all categories except looks. lol. trail grapplers are a sexy tire IMO.

just looked up the ridge grappler, it may be my next tire. seems it beats the trail grappler in all categories.

So I got to thinking,,, with all the adventurers out here, I bet they all have some pretty sweet music that just digs into the adventurers soul. So I figured lets spread the word. Everyone give out that one song that just makes you happy on the trail, the one that just hits the spot. Well...

Originally from Anderson area, SC, living in NC but visit the homeland quite often

I completely agree.

Hey there overlanders, so lately ive had a lot of free time on my hands throughout the day, and a lot of extra money in my pocket. So ive had a lot of opportunity to really dig in and research an upcoming trip I have planned from a few different perspectives. Watched a ridiculous amount of...

looking forward to your write up and experiences. my wife and I are planning on doing it in July of 2020. be safe and happy trails my friend.

just seeing if this post works. im having some issues posting in some threads.

So its getting to be that time again where the old tires are just not cutting it anymore. they have a little life left in them but the preparation has begun. Ive owned and rode a lot of different tires, but have fell in love with nittos trail grapplers and im on my 5th set because of tread life...

last thing was a ultimate dana 44 front axle for the jeep. next planned purchase is a new set of control arms all the way around

ill definitely check that out, good tip

don't have a ton of input as far as across the country. but my definite favorite is Cassidy bridge campground, SC. rent the entire campground for $30 a night, and down the mountain trail behind a locked gate, no one to bother you and its the most peaceful place on the planet IMO. In the county...

definitely good to know. thanks for the reply

ive went camping about twice a year since I was 2 weeks old. since I can remember, ive always made my coffee on a stack of logs in the fireplace. I finally found a coleman stove for free and I realized that ive been doing wrong for so many years. that thing changed my life

Is there an official director, ambassador, or group per state?

GOOD LOOKING RUBICON!! welcome to the community.

Hmm... So one day in TN, I pulled into a junkyard in an 86 k5 Blazer and ran into another guy there and we happen to chat about trucks and exchange numbers and whatnot. and that was that. Fast forward about 6 months, me and my friend are out exploring and having a blast, no time limit, no...

cut sections with a saw, or depending on the size of the tree, just winch it to the side of the road. use a snatch block to a bigger tree off the trail to pull it off the side of the trail. if you have a nice saw and the time, cut it up for firewood for someone who might need it coming behind you.

I would go for a modified version of the Trans America. Stopping at offroad parks, national parks, and whatever you want to see in America along the way. and then swing down to lake Tahoe and the rubicon trail, then take route 66 back across and head on home. * ill be doing just that in July...

I second anchor mtn.. Ive seen a set of those shocks outlast the entire jeep. Yes, they are expensive but they are amazing products and will not disappoint you.