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40k on my WildPeak A/T3W, 265/60R18 XL (my LR3 weighs ~6300lb) Barely any wear, 5 tire rotation every 5k Love them - Driven on highway, sand, dirt, rocks, gravel, snow, towing - just no mud experience where I live Would definitely buy again

What's the plug on the right?

Disagree. EAS makes the LR3 an LR3! Height adjustment, cross-linked valves, auto load/trailer leveling, amazing comfort on and off-road . . . EAS will be superior to a coil conversion in almost every way. Fixing and maintaining the system properly is really not that complicated (or that...

DIY vinyl wrap?

Yes. I turned TPMS off when I switched to 18"s.

I'm sure nobody here thinks it isn't awesome. I'm a sucker for a good flatfender! Looks like it might be a CJ2A body on a CJ5 frame? It's just that this thread is about LR ideas that can be used on Jeeps. And there aren't any on that one. Keep em coming! This has been a great read.

PO put new brakes front/rear at 110k miles, I don't remember brand (I bought at 116k) Likely OEM as it was all dealer serviced. They left horrible dust and were toast at 20k use. I put new pads/sensors on at 130k miles (Akebono Euro all 4 corners) I love them - SO clean and quiet - and...

I decided on a portable Viair. Reasons: 1. not subject to constant underhood heat (can stow in car or garage when not needed) 2. easier for other cars to share (my own, friends, trailers, bikes, etc) 3. no air locker (or other on-board air requirement) On-board sure looks cool tho.

Before you clean out or rebuild/replace the valve blocks, I would strongly suggest that you replace your compressor desiccant if you haven't already. There are rebuild kits out there, some even include a metal end cap to eliminate the common crack that develops between the fittings. Mine had the...

Any luck?

Depends how you spell "pwn". :ROFLMAO: Man, it pains me how much LR mucked this up. And I'm a LR guy as you can see in my sig.

Just so you know, the LR3 key is supposed to be completely waterproof. So if you do find it, it is likely to be fine. Rice or desiccant could still be good precaution though. I will repeat those who say to get an eBay key for $20 and program it yourself with an IIDTool (or similar). I have done...

Looks like Ford just made a better Defender than Land Rover could. Oooops.

May be old news, but Wildpeak come in XL (kind of a mid-way between SL and E) in your original size: 265/60R18 I have them on my LR3 due to the need for XL minimum rating I also have the same issue wanting 265/65R18 in E for the Wildpeak, but I asked them and they have no plans to make one

IIDtool can enter "tight tolerance" mode, which is for just that purpose of alignment. But I have also heard that it really isn't necessary, and idling during the alignment with a door open is good enough. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I have not yet had my LR3 aligned.

In this order: 1. Replace desiccant in dryer and Rebuild compressor with service kit 2. Check dryer cap for cracks, replace with metal item (mine had crack between fittings) 3. Wait a week (or more) to allow dust to finish traveling thru lines 4. Remove and disassemble/clean front valve block...

2007 LR3 HSE - Chawton/Alpaca - 150k miles Five 265/60r18 Falken Wildpeaks on Powdercoated 10-spokes Metal trans pan OEM trailer wiring/hitch Rebuilt EAS valve blocks/compressor/metal dryer cap GAP IIDtool . . . and lots of fluid changes/routine maintenance Hopefully soon: for sure ditch the...

. . . But where can I buy that front bumper? Yes I registered just to ask. :love: