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STREGA replied to the thread Perfect off-highway tire = LTX? What?.Well the Michelins are little over 2 years old now with 30k+ miles on them. If they keep wearing like they have been I will likely get... -
You likely made the right choice, IMO, if budget friendly is a concern. My current Wildpeak AT3Ws are a P rate tire and I have about 30k...
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I've found that the beginning of the day in the middle of the week is the best time to do tourist stuff and be able to avoid the tourists
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I thought KOFA too. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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I love the desert after a rain with all the amazing flowers.
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STREGA replied to the thread Somewhere near Yuma.KOFA? It’s green all over Arizona, weeds have been growing like crazy around our house.
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I've been here since Christmas Eve, and it's been very nice. Got over a 1/2 inch of rain before I arrived and a little after, so the...
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Maybe qualifies as 'wildlife'- Beefalo at the North Rim
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Arizona Mountain Kingsnake in Oak Creek Canyon
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STREGA reacted to roaming.nomads's post in the thread 2024 Ford F550 Overland Truck RV — Low-Miles, Expedition-Ready - $175,000 with
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STREGA reacted to roaming.nomads's post in the thread 2024 Ford F550 Overland Truck RV — Low-Miles, Expedition-Ready - $175,000 with Like.
Priced to sell! We built this truck for full-time travel with our kids, but sometimes plans change. So this off-road beast is ready for...
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STREGA replied to the thread Random Scenic Shots.
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STREGA reacted to 04Ram2500Hemi's post in the thread Got a spare $100K laying around? Maybe buy a new Ram TRX, but DO NOT drive it much (sez Dodge Spokesman 🤪) with Like.
My wife’s daily is a Colorado ZR2. Anytime I drive it and go to park it, I feel like it’s some sort of video game cheat mode. It just...
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STREGA replied to the thread Day trippin around Phoenix.I’m so guilty of this, trying to correct this error.
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STREGA reacted to Pacific Northwest yetti's post in the thread Day trippin around Phoenix with Like.
A lot of times people do not explore their own backyard, thinking they can always do it later. Or that they have to go far to explore.
