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We got a little snow in San Diego County.

That's great to hear. Thank you.

That's certainly a concern. My plan is to only use it on the trail, not as I drive the Jeep around town. Perhaps that would mitigate the hazard to some degree. Thanks for the input.

Thank you.

Hello, friends! I'm looking for a way to carry some extra fuel. I can't do a tailgate hinge mount, as that where my jack is. I thought about a spare tire mount, but I have the stock carrier, and I'm afraid it wouldn't hold the weight. So I'm thinking about this...

It wasn't until I installed my OB badge that I noticed my Trail Rated badge is slightly crooked. :astonished:

Thanks for the responses, friends. I love learning from the folks here. :hearteyes:

Strap - for a kinetic pull.

Sometimes alone, sometimes with others.

Great pics! Thanks for sharing.

I have a winch and tow straps. Would you recommend I carry a snatch strap/rope as well? If so, under what circumstances would I snatch instead of winch? Thanks in advance from a recovery noob. :blush:

I'm in Alpine, so I'm up for a day trip to Cuyamaca, Ocotillo, Borrego, or whatever. My rig is mostly stock, and I'm a bit of a novice, so I'd want to stick to the easier trails.

I love that idea! I have a hammock with a stand that I use for car (Jeep) camping, and this would be great for that. Thanks!

I'm still running the stock 32s on my JK. It's my daily driver and I don't get out on the trails as much as I'd like, so it's fine for now.

Well, that's just terrifying. Sometimes I consider going out on my own for an overnighter, but this kind of thing makes me think twice. Thanks for sharing.

One more year and I'm in! Woo hoo! :laughing:

Hi, everybody! I'm driving a 2015 Jeep JK. I've added rock rails, front and back bumpers, and a winch. All stock, otherwise, but I may go to a 3" lift with 35s someday. I'm in Alpine, CA, just a bit east of San Diego. I'll be retiring in a couple of months and decided I want to spend more...