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PM's responded to. Id love to see this go to a fellow Expo member! ZIG

Ive recently upgraded my tow-rig / family hauler and have my 2500 Yukon XL ready for a new home. Let me know if you have any questions! For an Expo Member, I could do $8500 It has Fairly New KO2's with great tread on them, perfect of the winter! Im the second owner, and have most of the...

Question about this... Whats the best way to "search" for these routes on the cloud? I keep looking for some of the stuff that has been publicized to have been tracked for this app, but I can't seem to find any of them on the cloud (i.e. the XO guys trip, or any of the hema trip thats been all...

American Flag Mountain...

Bruce looks GREAT!!! Im glad the bolt worked for you. For what its worth, i run my ko2's at 28psi for day to day travel. Long road trips, i bump them up a bit... Offload, i take them to 12psi (could go lower maybe) and they are smooth... I loved the way my JK looked with the stock wheels and...

Having a Yukon XL, with the 8.1L I've been looking at what to do to make the old girl a little more "expedition" worthy... This looks like a nice setup. Please let us know how it does towing your trailer, as mine gets towing duties too (about 8200#) with our travel trailer.

not staring the pot, but showing out some numbers... Rubicon Km tires = 46.9 lbs ko2's in 37" = 69.9 lbs i would suggest that even though the ko2's are bigger, because of their design they have better rolling resistance. Really, the only way to put this to rest would be to wait for "bruce" to...

Since I have the same setup, I can comment and say that It is true... Think of it this way... The 37's are fairly light for their size, and with the 4.10 gearing (we both have the stock gearing) its acting the same way the 3.43's would on a stock jeep (aka better gas milage, not as great of a...

Think of it this way... with the minimum weight difference between the 35" ko2's and the 37' ko2's, as long as you are not "beating" on your jeep, you should be OK. Though my jeep can handle just about anything I toss at it, it really shines on the back road discovery trips I've been on lately...

The Heat sucks... Thats why I head up to the Mountains 3.5" AEV lift with the 37" KO2's are AMAZING! (photo credit TopGeek)

Looks GREAT! What bike rack are you using there?

Microfiber rag and some armor all for the win!! Just remember to turn the ac on high before you clean the whole jeep up.... Otherwise you get a nice dust cloud back into the clean interior. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have the AEV one, and would highly recommend it (especially if you have the AEV tire carrier). Very easy to mount, and use! Makes refusing in the BFE nice and easy (I'm on the left) :sombrero:

Photo Credit : GEEK (he is a great photographer and tour guide :sombrero: )

What mount are you using there? It's a nice set up.

Looking Good!

Let me know where you found those, and I'll set up camp! Sent from my Jeep

I need to catch up with you in person to check these out.. My light bar is collecting water (not sure when it started, perhaps the last blizzard as I drive through it...) and I'm not sure how long it will last. If these lights have more output than my bar, it might be worth switching to.. The...

That I am... [emoji41] Sent from my Jeep

So far, nothing but love for the 37" KO2's from me... Sent from my Jeep