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I have nothing but good things to say about my BFG AT (in 235/85R16) after 30,000+ miles. I haven't had to use my spare yet, so I will likely replace with the same tires ( will only have to buy 3 new tires ) If I weren't influenced by that I would be trying the Cooper ST Maxx, heard a lot f...

We haven't had much snow, just cold

Glad to hear! Been so cold here lately I don't even want to check my mileage....

Agreed!

This is what I use, all stored into a Pelican Case, it isnt fancy but does the job. Not pictured is my Coleman 2 burner stove, as well the plates and cutting board that goes in on top of what you see inside.

awesome, surprised that this wasn't more popular, sort of a backup in case the auto action fails (pretty common when going hard with big tires on our frontiers/Xterras) I guess more expensive as well

Take a look at Hercules Tire as well They have a lot of LT offereings, all made by Cooper. They are generally a little cheaper WreckDiver1321 has a pair of the terratrac DT on his frontier and seems to like them The Terratrac AT2 as well as the Terratrac R/S look nice also

I have had my BFG ATs for over two years now (30,000+miles). We get a decent amount of snow here, and in the thicker deeper stuff, they do awesome, its when you get an inch or less and its slicky/icy tarmac that they can struggle a little

Interesting, sort of a hybrid hub locking system. You don't have to wait for mods, I am sure a lot of us would love to see more stock pictures, inside and out, as it is a vehicle we cannot get off the showroom floor in North America.

Look up the expedition overland build on here. They use the general grabber at2s, very similar to BFG AT. No personal experience sorry

Looks good, really like that colour

Sweet! Just saw the markings on it. The manual function is in case the auto action fails? Start a build thread when you have a chance!

In British Racing Green no less. I love it. Are those manual hubs ?

Thanks, will look into it!

Nice picture! I will be heading to Monogahela National forest later in the summer, any recommendations?

goes without saying, if you have a bro-dozer you must have at least two of the following; Harley, Dirt bike, snowmobile, jetski, boat, ATV

Also just the one grainy picture of the XJ, but they seemed to like the Xterra in most situations more, but maybe that was because it was new

Fair enough, you guys just have a lot more outlets to actually need and use a truck or SUV (beyond normal construction/commercial)

Nothing wrong with that

These are all synonymous with bro-dozer, maybe it's a regional term. I assure you we have a lot more in southern Ontario than you do in Montana