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I agree with the above above. Unless you plan on crawling or serious wheeling, you don’t really need a lift. Just pick the lines or trails that work for you and your ride.

We'll be there Wednesday to Sunday. Tickets booked today.

69 kilometers in 2014. 198k today!

Definitely would like too. Schwiegermutter’s birthday on Saturday, not sure what we’re planning. If nothing, I’m going. If something we’ll…

Thank you, I appreciate e tip. I’ll put it on my “kit to buy” list. One day I’ll need a replacement.

Welcome again Tobias! Glad to see you connected to the WhatsApp group. There is a wealth of information here for you and specifically for your Jeep. Keep your eye on the forums for Mid-Europe. Hopefully there will be a meet soon. The next big meet is the gathering at Bad Kissingen for the...

I didn’t want to spend the money on yet another gauge, so I’m following the advice pick ONE and use it. Staying with the TuffTek. The rest were banned to the garage.

Welcome! Datsun….that’s repurposing!

Welcome to the OB Community Tom!

We’re pretty simple. 1. Cell phone 2. CB 3. Garmin inReach mini (Freedom Plan). Rick

Thanks for the link and suggestions!

That’s a good point. The problem is the # of gauges. I’m willing to pay for accuracy, reliability, and durability.

Thanks for the link Mathias. I’m checking it out now. My ViAir is the same with no 1/10 markings.

I’ll check out Longacre. Picking one and sticking with it is good advice.

Mine as well. It’s a 5+ variance to my other gauges.

Thanks for the two tips Björn I will check them out. Rick

Hi Friends, I’m looking for a recommendation for a accurate tire pressure gauge. I have three (TuffTek, ViAir, and “no-name”. Between the three there is a 7 psi difference. It’s driving me “crazy”. Any recommendations? TÜV approved brands? Thanks, Rick

Thanks Björn, looking forward to this!

Look forward to seeing you all there!

Welcome Rudy!