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Just put these on yesterday. Downgraded from the KM2; not much need for MT type tires. In the short distance I have driven since putting them on notice how much quieter thay are.

San Diego? Haha.

New shoes!

@Michael and @Corrie has the idea of adding a persons' location to their profile picture in the forums ever been brought up. As I click through the threads and see ideas for trips it hard to identify if the location is close to where I am at. I am not thinking we add addresses, but maybe states...

Wish you a speedy recovery!

Nice! Sweet looking truck. I like the low profile bed rack for the RTT.

Everytime I see pictures of this truck I just want to sell the FJ and get a Taco.

Another big determiner for coolers, is the weather at the location you are going. This will determine your ice needs. For an inexpensive fridge option look at truckfridge.com The TF51 is a great price! There is a group buy listed on tacomaworld currently that offers an additional 25% off the...

Anyone from AZ want to get out this weekend. A couple of us are going up to the Rim above Strawberry this weekend to get away from the valley. Let me know if you are interested!

This is me! Sometimes or actually most times with out a shelter. I hate repacking in the morning.

@ce4460 and @Matt92101 I was also there in 03, 04, 07 and 09 and completely understand. See you all at OTG!

Replace a front coilover when the top of the shock that keeps the coil captured broke. It required multiple ratchet straps, a slightly large human in the form of @1Louder and some inginuity. Thankfully a friend only lived 30min away and had a complete assembly in his garage. So we (myself and...

Personally, I have used both. I really guess it depends on where you live and the conditions you plan to use then in. I know for Arizona the Duratracs are garbage. I had a set that only lasted 18 months. The dry climate and desert conditions destroyed them. If driving in snow, the Duratracs are...

@Michael very inspirational story! It is amazing that when we as humans "lose it" or break we seem to go back to the basics to truly clear our heads.

My two cents in this discussion: This is a detailed write up. Yes, I completly agree that most people go out and purchase the best kit they can. Then believe that they are ready. My caution-kit does not equal prficiency. Actually, I would prefer someone to get trained and then get/build a...

Know your limits, be comfortable in uncomfortable situations and be willing to learn. Everything will work out!

I will say it it a combination of "snot-slick" mud in an off-camber situation on a shelf road. While running the Utah BDR in 2015 the group ran into this situation. The mud was created from snow melt. The logging roads are cut to drain the water off of the hill. There was about a 5 mile section...

Very interested. I have done it in the time between Christmas and New Years before.

No t-shirt please!

I think this is the key to safe hi-lift use! If you are using the hi-lift the first time to fix something, your brain is already in "fix it now" mode. This just increases the ability you will injure yourself.