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apparently july it will be up and running is what one of my local RSI dealers told me. He said it will up the capacity by like 3X or something like that vs what they are producing in South Africa.

when you hook the battery back up it may take a day or two for things to come back to normal but things will be fine.

i have a 2020 Power Wagon and I have put in close to 29 gallons. I was nervous because the DTE clicks off after a certain point. I have seen where other PW owners have reported to have put in almost 31 gallons without running out and I have also read where others have run out and put in less...

I am embarrassed to say I have had falken at3w's, Cooper ST maxx's, bfg ko2, goodyear duratracs and Toyo RT, AT2 and AT3's. and in the mud all about the same with the RT's having a slight advantage. All these tires are good tires and blindfolded most would not tell the difference...

That is more reasonable. All the dealers here want 50% up front and non refundable. I could stomach $500 non refundable but putting down over $2000 with no guarantee that it was not going to take a year or more does not set well with me.

All the rsi dealers around me want 50% down to order. None have a wait list without payment. Curious where you were able to get on a wait list without down payment.

My Buddy had an RSI and after spending time around it I absolutely want one. The positive vent feature is super nice. For me definitely worth the premium price

I would bend the rules and spend a bit more. I have had my Viair 400P for over 10 years and have aired up 100's of tires and no doubt it will until I am done driving and I plan on driving another 25 years or so.

I have been camping in bear country for some where around 60 years (I am 63 and have been camping as long as I remember) I have 0 worry of cats, wolves, wolverines and maybe 5% worry about bears....snakes now snakes I afraid of especially the 2 legged ones.

bear nut shot #2 if this does not make you laugh you aint never been hit in the nuts...

how to fight a bear. damn I was here on this one lol. I had forgot about it.

mpg has not been an issue with my 2020 PW. I have never gotten close to 9-10mpg running 35" tires and in fact rarely have gotten under 12mpg and that would when 80-85mph in the wind.

from now on I am standing up and peeing no more sitting in the car and peeing...I wonder if proctologists determined anything from that study. I wondered if there was any dribble noted...

I have a 2020 Power wagon and it is only level one but the seats are uber comfy. Both my wife and I can do long drives ie a 800-900 miles are nothing and other than watching the gas gauge drop you can do 90mph no problem all day long.. If I had the coin I would get a Tremor with 7.3...

do you have a photo and what camper?

if you are talking about the weight of the camper the weight on the camper tag is usually with water and propane and nothing else. I have never seen a camper include people weight or food etc in gvw. I have also found everything is usually heavier than what the tag says if you actually weigh them.

looks great. Hardtop looks much better than the softops that most came with. awesome color too.

any start stop vehicle I have driven has not bothered me one iota after the first stop. Get used to it and never notice it again.

buddy of mine had a pound of hamburger fall out the grocery bag and some how end up under the seat where he did not see it. He car started stinking so bad it gagged you before he discovered the source. I have heard stories of a dead fish being hidden in someones car as well.