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How do you fill the tire, through the valve stim?

They do that in training tractor tires ( I suppose elsewhere ) in increase the weight of the tire for added traction. How much do you use for balancing?

Here is an article I had read a while back. LEDs do not produce much heat. If you are in allot of snow that might be an issue? http://cdllife.com/2014/top-trucking-news/resources/frozen-foggy-led-headlights-advice-drivers/

I was out checking traps with my son in his new to him 1986 Toyota 4X4 pickup and spent over an hour dealing with inadequate lights. I live in the woods and it gets dark. Seeing straight out in front isn't enough. I have the factory fog light from my Jeep in the back of my Jeep and want to...

How hard would it be to mount them low when fog is a concern and the just remount them high when damage is a concern. Just leave the wires long enough so you can move them when needed.

Martinjpmr, were you into "off road" before "overland"? I felt the same as you, but now I do more offroading than just trail rides at off road parks. My needs have changed. Lighting is one of them. When you are crawling down a difficult trail at 3ph you don't need to see that far ahead of you...

I'd rather keep my high lift inside and out of the elements. With the Wrangler's short wheelbase adding that much weight to the back of a really changes how it drives. I do have a hitch hauler that will mount at the point you can see above the hi lift but I don't put much weight on it. I never...

I checked his profile and didn't say the land cruiser part. They have allot more room than a Wrangler.

I have a Wrangler, I couldn't imagine fitting all that. What do you drive?

Is the rope on the warn page is like rope for the winch itself and then the kinetic is just like a kinetic strap as opposed to the rope? I have never seen an actual damper, I usually run my cable or strap through my recovery bag (I like a back so I can keep my hands free) You carry allot of...

I have never heard of some of those straps.

Why do you want to reduce? A weekend isn't that long. When I camp with the entire family I take everything to include the kitchen sink in a camper filled with all the amenities. If is just me and my oldest we take nonperishable food (no cooler no stove), just enough clothes depending on the...

this is the basic rig I bought my son.

I am not familiar with the Nissan but if at all possible I would want my recovery points attached to the frame in the factory location. Some vechicles have tie downs that are often mistake for as recovery points. If there isn't place on the frame I would go for the smallest bumper possible...

I have a mixture of steel BBS and Dnya beads in my 34 x10.5 bias ply Super Swampers and it works fine.

I take flip flops but always carry old sneakers to slip on when needed for extra protection.

I had a 2001 grand that would stall at slow speeds. The windows would not roll up right and the radio would work but once your got moving faster than a bout 10mph everything was fine. I put in a new battery and it fixed it all.

Jeep Forum caters to a different crowd. There they are more into harder core off roading, The bigger the build the better. Building bigger cost bigger $$$$. As far as maintaining that Jeep and normal maintenance it will cost less then many other vehicles that age.

I made one for my jeep but I wanted to be able to take my top up and down.

A tube bumper wouldn't be your first choice but definitely definitely more robust than stock.