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When I picked up my Tepui they recommended leaving the rails long for this reason. I use the gusseted brackets from ARB and just drilled holes through the aluminum tent rails. Also used washers to spread the surface area out across the rails. This is the only relatively close picture I have...

I've got a 2016 4Runner, went with the Limited trim. Given the factory front end on the Limited's a full-width bumper was pretty much mandatory for me. I assume from your stated options that you've got either an SR5 or Trail/TRD model which enables the option for a hybrid style winch bumper...

I'd probably check my tire pressures to make sure they're not higher than whatever your normal is, some mechanics and service centers have a tendency to top tires off without informing customers. I'd also suggest looking into the load rating of your current tires compared to what you had in...

I believe one of my first posts as a member here was on a thread regarding Tepui tents. My experience has largely mirrored what others have already stated, that is I'm a thoroughly satisfied customer. Quality is very good but not top tier, however neither is the price. On a relative scale I've...

If anything it's a great reason to go down there and explore right, always wanted to check that area out.

What's the interest in the location if you don't mind me asking?

Could be Chihuahua, Mexico. Pulled this from he internet, not my plate.

I daily drove a 2-door jk for a number of years. I think long story short is that lifting the Jeep will have a much greater impact on cog then adding a rtt. That said, if you're considering a trail where rollovers are known to occur, I'd probably leave the rtt at home and bring a cot or ground...

Theyv They've been in the game for a little while, I wouldn't hesitate to order through them. I believe they've developed some sort of proprietary latching mechanism that's supposed to be very slick. The standard swingout latches on most bumpers can be kind of a pain.

I was able to dig up these guys on google: https://www.aluminess.com/dodge/ It may also be a good opportunity to go custom, work with a local fab shop to build something that meets your design requirements. For that size of rig you'd probably want to go with dual swingouts, a single swingout...

I was very close to buying one of these at The Flying J there back in June, I think they had coffee mugs too.

I have no personal experience with Hannibal although I've heard good things in passing. That said I love my awning, have it roll out over the driver-side and it's easily one of my favorite mods for the price. I have an ARB brand, I know there are some other brands that are legless and with...

Waiting on Black Friday to pick up a Front Runner rack, hoping they'll have a promotion going.

Sounds like a great move! Housing and taxes sure are better in Nevada.. Tire weights are generally associated with load rating. They may also be referred to as the number of sidewall ply's but that's not necessarily relevant today. Here's some literature if you want to read up on it...

Given that it's a family vehicle, it's 2wd, and you'll more than likely be in snow, I'd consider something on the conservative end of the all terrain spectrum. Something like a cooper at3 that has lots of siping and a proven track record for traction, but also good offroad. The more aggressive...

I second Rearend Specialties, only place I'd go.

Full set on my 2014 4Runner as well, went with aluminum for weight savings. Excellent fit and finish, a local fab shop saw them and jokingly wanted to reverse engineer them.

There was one in downtown Saratoga a few months back, I can't recall if it was a disco or Range Rover , but I questioned its authenticity. It was basically yellow with what looked like a vinyl trophy badge on the door.

Just for clarification, you're looking for fuel economy estimates of a 4Runner loaded with gear, but not when towing?

That is an excellent idea, lots of aftermarket support too. I'm a big fan of full-time 4wd but the value is hard to ignore with the Xterra.