I have a spare on my trailer. I don't see any need to run the same tires and wheels. Using any hub adapter will make the tire/wheel stick out past the fenders and adds stress to the hub assembly.
I should mention in order to keep the manual tranny I had to keep the list of options limited. Add Zenon headlights lose the manual transmission you know the drill.
22 inch rims are much too large for off road use. There is no sidewall to protect the rim when aired down or hit a rock . I have 18 inch rims and have had no issue.
I am currently running Nitto Ridge Grapplers and I am happy with them. I run a Wilco Offroad tire carrier but like the RIGd tire...
I just drain the tank in the winter. When I fill the tank I use
TastePURE Drinking Water Freshener. Works great
https://www.camco.net/tastepure-drinking-water-freshener-16-oz-bilingual-40206
Another Pro Tip if you are new to the group.
When picking up your trailer, be sure the dealer goes over and shows you how to operate all the systems. That means demonstrating how the hot water works , shower and heater.
That includes how the electrical system works.
Many dealers operate on...
I looked at Overkill but went with Mission Overland due to availability and customer service. The MO I could buy right away and the Overkill was a large upfront deposit and a several month wait to see if I could get one.
Another 12 volt cooking tool is the Road pro oven. I'll use it to heat leftovers or cook meals like Coq au Vin or sausage , onions and potatoes.
https://www.roadprobrands.com/products/mobile-electronics/devices/appliances-12-volt/12-volt-portable-stove
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