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That's why I wheel with my 'San brothers and sisters!

VERY aggressive looking! Very cool!

I just installed a new one about a year ago. I keep the spare in the garage and typically don't take it out with me. Now tie rod adjusters, yes. That's a week part on my rig. The alternator is mounted super low on my Frontier. Since I don't go real crazy when wheeling I don't carry it since...

Very cool! Keep posting the pix for those of us that couldn't make it.

What an adventure! Joe I hope you're having a good time as many of us envy the ability to upsticks and go crosscountry.

UPDATE: He's in Texas Heard from Joe just a little while ago. He was at Hwy 281 and Loop 1604 in San Antonio heading east. Not sure of itinerary after here but should be back in San Antonio on Sunday, stay the night at our house then off...somewhere. Dallas I think. He sounds good...

Eagerly awaiting updated news!

Very cool! Thanks for the link Scott!

Guess it'd work during some of our summers where the humidity drops below 20% in the heat of the day. Still something to look at for when we Expo NM.

Very cool report! No pun intended. I've been curious abou these and how they'd do in our area or west Texas. Sounds like it'd work in arid conditions but what about where the air has around 50% humidity?

Which tires are you running now?

Man the toughest part I've been having is which tire, not size. BFG A/T, Dunlops, Hankook, Cooper's, etc.

Excellent! Very clean and well organized!

Let's put it this way...you couldn't buy it from me! I absolutely love it. The flexibility, the options...does exactly what I need. Plus I had a hairbrained idea the other night regarding the side flaps and...well, can't let the cat out too early. Taller tires will READ as a decrease in...

Just finished the article. Now I have thoughts of a bed system. Thanks!

There is always the option of... in town driving simply leave the spare at home. Save the weight on commuting. for overland have a removable swing gate. Unless someone can sway me not to go THAT direction.

Not bad. I'm about to downsize for street tires myself.

My parents have a "high-end" F350 and were told by their insurance agent to keep the tailgate up and locked at all times. Seems as though we've been have a rather active rash of tailgate thefts over the last few years. I think to re place theirs was in the neighborhood of 1500$. I've been...

Sounds like you're getting things planned out nicely. Good choice of rigs, too.:ylsmoke:

Wow that really dresses up the front of that thing pretty nicely!