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I've never heard of this. It sounds pretty cool! The story about it is quite interesting.

Nice! It's a game changer for sure.

Like @madcratebuilder said, it can be different in every state. A lot require them to be covered, but haven't heard anything about where they can or can't be mounted. In Minnesota you can have them above the headlights, but can't have them turned on while driving on any public roads.

Trans Wisconsin Adventure Trail, runs from the Illinois Border to the Northern part of Wisconsin.

It depends on how you download it on BCN. I download everything to the main cache and don't do separate folders. You could download into separate folders, and if you go from an area in one folder to an area in a different folder, you would need to select that folder to have the tiles show up. If...

I'm relatively similar where I run two plastic bags, but keep them in the Trasharoo on my spare tire. When full I find a place to dispose of them, or depending on how long the trip is, I'll just bring it home and dispose of it there.

I do the same thing. Though now I'm curious about using the wax with petroleum jelly and a cotton ball instead of the cotton pad..

I believe it does. I've downloaded some MVUMs and imported them into BCN and they layer over the current layer I have. I'd have to play it with more, but I vaguely remember doing that a year or two ago.

If you're going to be leaving it outside in the elements, I don't know that I would go for one of the Swedish ones. Not because they can't take it, but because of the price. I'd rather leave a less expensive (ie. Fiskars) axe on the outside if it's going to be in the elements, and rarely taken...

Love it! I mostly started this thread to help give me some ideas for what others do (which sounds very similar to what I do, so that's good...), but also to help other people in the community that might be struggling to find the time, or see people going on all these trips and trying to figure...

I have a 10" Samsung tablet that I use, and I wouldn't want one any smaller. I use BCN and have no experience with Gaia. BCN is nice, but if you don't subscribe for certain maps, some of the maps are pretty old..

I love it. This is actually something I'm working towards as well. That riddle is fantastic as well. I'm going to have to steal it. I agree, the community here is definitely part of the group of people who do things as opposed to talking about them, which is why I love it, and figured I'd get...

Given the additional information, I would say A & B should be off your list. Of the remaining choices I choose D for the full size. Less top heavy than the E-Series, and although everything isn't necessarily inside, I think it would be the best fit, especially with how you've laid it how. The...

Really digging it. I love the Raptor, and seeing one with a topper is cool. Don't see them like that too often.

Left foot braking? Would help in some situations with an open diff. Though I don't think it would help in sand or mud where you need to keep your momentum going.

How old and big are your kids? Growing up we did trips with 5 of us in an extended cab F150. I loathed sitting in the back seat, but I was the tallest by far, and never had enough room. I'd vote for the JKU for capability, but depending on how old/big your kids are they will be miserable in the...

I'm loving the discussion. It reminds me of the video @Michael How do you decide where to go? I like @Jrahn0822 's idea of going somewhere you've researched already, or if there's an event, etc. Does the area need to be within a certain distance (mileage or time) of your home?

I'll echo some of the suggestions and say 20-25 psi. Look to see what the bulge looks like when you're airing down, get out and feel the sidewall when you're driving. If it's too hot to keep your hand on it, put more air in.

Love me an 80 series. Looking forward to where this goes. Does this one have the factory lockers at all (I'm not super knowledgeable when it comes to Toyota..)?

I'm excited to see the changes coming for the role.