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Likewise, I just bought the biggest baddest battery I could find and haven't looked back. Pretty happy and saved a ton of grief and money

We need a lot more details! Love it even the colour is different yet simple

Couldn't agree more! Oh and the 25 km hikes were about a week apart. That's a lot of walking for two days

The outsoles have held up great, I have only had mine for 8 months, although used quite a bit. I only use these for hiking so they spend most of their time on dirt which is a lot easier on them than pavement/concrete. I liked the plastic heel cups, but I think in then end i ordered mine a half...

One of our work trucks just got a brand new set of these: BFG Commercial Traction TA Tires (265/75R16). Unfortunately I hardly drive this truck so I wont get much use on them but they look a lot nicer in person. I have looked at them online a few times when browing tires but never thought they...

Yup yup yup that's nice!

stunning pictures as usual! Im always jealous of these southwestern trips, as it is so far removed from anything we have in the northeast

Those do look pretty nice! I ended up with a set of Rigid Dually LED lights for the front, although they aren't true fog lights I wanted them for extra vision at night on country roads

Yes, it was a nice mix of technical and scenic actually (often both combined!) The first day is the most technical if my memory serves. The last bit is forest roads but still great places to explore once you get down towards Cass and the scenic railroad etc. Its a pretty good push to finish...

so who needs a pretty new set of 265/75R16 BFG MTs? Looks like stioc will have them for sale by spring :)

Unfortunately I do not, I was sent that picture by Mountain State Overland, that is the highest resolution I have

how were the tires? they do look noticeably wider than your old 235s

I could, just had such good luck with the BFG AT in all aspects hard to leave for something new.

I just hope I can find three of the old design in a year. It kooks like BFG isn't even making the KO2 in 235 85R16 yet so I should be okay. I would love to try the Cooper Discoverer AT3 but I can't justify when I have a brand new tire sitting in my garage.

Tread Depth History Brand New - 16/32 50,000km (30,000 mi) - 11.5/32 65,000km (40,000 mi) - 10/32 75,000 km (46,000 mi) - 8.5/32 This means I am averaging 1/32 per 10,000 km (6200 mi) so far This also means I have roughly 65,000 km (40,000 mi) until I hit the legal minimum. I drive around...

Measured Tread Depth Today 75,000 km on the tires (46,000 miles) Front Driver - 8/32 Front Passenger - 8/32 Rear Driver - 9/32 Rear Passenger - 9/32 It has been 15,000 km (9000 miles) since my last rotate ( i usually do every 5000km (3000 miles)) and that would account for the tires that I...

I didn't, though the gaskets come in a two pack, and are identical. I replaced the passenger side, the driver side is more difficult to get to as you have to remove the plenum. I was going to change the driver side while I was at it, but my father in kae said "if it ain't broke don't fix it"...

Truck up on the lift Not hard to tell it was leaking..... Need to stay hydrated while working. The gasket had broken In half when I got the cover off. The rubber had been plasticized and was very brittle, it snapped when I tried to remove it. The new gasket went in easily...

My father in law does, with a stereo and a fridge. Can't ask for much more when working on a vehicle.

Valve Cover Gasket swapped out and engine put back together. I hope that solves the issue, guess I will see in the morning. I don't know where it could have been leaking from ??? The old gasket was hard as plastic and very brittle. I have a few more pics, will post later this weekend.