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A cheap solution if youre getting into a tent is to use a pant hanger (with the clips on the end) and while sitting in the RTT with your feet on the ladder you can clip your boots to it and hang them from the ladder

Im a fan of Burmis Outdoor RTTs but they are a dominant Canadian company.

I have General Grabber At2s and I like them a lot, pretty low road noise and much more affordable than the BFGs. I had Duratracs from goodyear before the generals and they were much more noisy and less fuel efficient. However they did great in snow and on trail. Fairly good price point for them...

I vote mud. The number one thing I need on trail is traction and mud throws it out the window... Not to mention it can play tricks on your vehicle and make things break or stop working correctly.

I agree with everything said thus far. Uphill travel unless safety says otherwise. Hand signals are beneficial or a quick dialogue while passing driver side windows would suffice.

I dont have experience in San Fran but my suggestion would be to find some free land use (in Canada we call it crown land). You could also look into National Forests in your area, I believe they allow free camping and im sure some have some dirt roads and trails you could get in to.

Welcome to OB, have fun out there

Welcome to OB, have fun out there

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Welcome to OB, sweet looking JK

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Welcome to OB!

Welcome to OB, glad youre safe and recovered from your accident. Get out and enjoy

Welcome to OB, have fun out there

Welcome to OB, good to hear youre planning to get out with your family! Have fun out there

Welcome to OB, im sure there are many groups in the area that organize trail runs you can be a part of. Have fun out there

Welcome to OB, I hope your wifes recovery goes smoothly and quickly. Its pretty neat to see so many people already talking about getting together and being outside. This community is awesome.

Welcome to OB, good to see more Canadians on here. Great setup, have fun out there.

Welcome to OB, sweet looking ZR2

New shoes are always nice. Seems bfg is the hands down winner for overland and offroad these days