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I wear my old business dress shirts (always over a t-shirt). Already paid for and I don't care if I tear or stain em. Then they become work rags.

Wouldn't this make me the envy of the campground!

I would like to purchase a Gobi Ranger roof rack that fits my 2004 (04 to 06) Jeep Wrangler Unlimited (TJL). I live in Indiana. Would pick up within a day's drive, or if further, would pay for shipping. PM me with any offers.

Take a look at the Cooper ST Maxx's. Very aggressive, but still AT rated. Available in a load range "C" also, which is appropriate for a Wrangler.

I like it!

Added an Arizona Rocky Road CB mount. Needed to be done.

I think I am going with a Kodiak this year. Well rated and reasonably affordable.

I'm currently running Cooper STT's. Have been very happy with them. They have over 60,000 miles on mostly hard roads with a significant amount of miles on gravel, mud and snow. They have served me well. Will be replacing them with ST Maxx's in August. My local dealer has a buy 3 get one free...

Never really gave it much thought, but when I installed my radio I remember getting it set just right, so I could see the faceplate. Never even considered mounting it in such a way where I wouldn't be able to see it.

Old thread I know, but aren't the ST Maxx's available in load range C now?

2004 TJL

2004 TJL 2004 TJL with 3 1/2 lift with one inch body lift. 31X10X15 Cooper S/T's tires.

No show at meetup?

Fugly. Absolutely terrible. A total miscue by the stylists for sure.

Nice rig!

I agree with 1leglance. On the ground tents are the way to start out, particularly with young children. Way less expensive and plenty of gear available to keep it comfortable and safe for the family.

Welcome to the forum Cristiano. Don't worry about your English. We're just glad your here. Please share with us your Overlanding experiences in Italy / Europe / Mediterranean areas. Would love to see lots of pics. Welcome again! Chuck

Aren't ******** Cepecks made by Cooper? I have been running Cooper S/T's on my 2004 Jeep Wrangler TJL daily driver. Overall, an excellent performer in rain, snow, gravel and dry conditions. Quiet at highway speeds. Gives a very secure, solid feel. I think the Coopers feel so solid due to their...

You are correct Many of our tires are Light Truck & SUV tires. Off the road tire pressure can be lowered. But on the road, as a daily driver, if not aired up to a reasonable number, the sidewalls will constantly be flexed which creates heat and sidewall deterioration and poor (even...

Please consider a report on your trip. I am planning a trip on the Tennessee portion this summer with my wife in our TJL / trailer / and our 4 legged children.