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We're going out to Sooke (just a bit southwest of Victoria), and then maybe up to Port Hardy.

I can't make it unfortunately, off to BC for the weekend. Some other time though I'll definitely meet up with all of you!

I'm in for a meet! EDIT: Apparently I'm on a family vacation June 3, must've missed that on the calendar. :( @Trotter and I are going to Timmies on 82 and 128 street tomorrow at 8pm if anyone else wants to join!

I was thinking for when @rcafcoburn was talking about, around June 3.

I know that tons of folks meetup in the Costco parking lot (12450 149 St), and I'm pretty sure there's a Timmies nearby.

Unfortunately I'm not really available to take an extended trip anywhere at the moment, but I'll definitely grab some coffee with whoever's going before you hit the road!

We can't forget about @iamsuperdan either! There's a fair amount of OB members in Edmonton, great to see the community growing!

Definitely! I'm back on the 20th, so anytime after then works great!

I'd love to once I'm back in Edmonton, I'll be gone until the 20th or so due to various trips, but after that for sure!

Welcome!

Dang, that definitely sucks. Let us know if that's the cause, I'm curious to know. In my opinion I would find a different shop, but best of luck and hopefully it isn't too bad!

Welcome! And don't worry, we were all new at some point!

I've got a Canyon, V6 All-Terrain CC. I absolutely love it, the V6 is really nice, and it's got great fuel economy, and is super comfortable. I really love the bumper, and the light bar is great. Also looks pretty wicked. Skid plates and licence plate and cargo light LED's go on hopefully in...

I definitely agree with that. Sometimes all-or-nothing is too much and you just need a couple on.

Second for Traction Jack, those things are great. Take a look at this article on ExPo, it's a pretty good write-up. https://expeditionportal.com/buyers-guide-traction-mats/

Welcome! That's a cool rig you've got there. The wheels look great!

Definitely! A nice pair of tires will help tons with capability. I'd also take a look at roof racks, as well as recovery equipment. A couple shackles and a recovery strap don't take much space, but will definitely help a lot if you get stuck. Taking it for a ride is one of the best ways to find...

Just ordered some cargo light and licence plate LED's, should be here next week!

I definitely agree with that. As far as humanly possible, do not lose momentum. It's a heck of a lot harder to get going again if you get bogged down in the muck. As others have also said, try walking it out to get a feel for the terrain. Not to derail the thread, but how do you guys deal with...

Mine was a good set of winter tires. Up here in Alberta they're definitely a help to have. After that came a bumper, as I do a fair bit of highway driving and it's added peace of mind against deer and such.