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We drove from Colima to Leon on toll roads including the macro libramiento de Guadalajara. Smooth sailing all the way. We passed by the exit to Tepa and it looked fine. Only thing to report is all the tolls had price increases for the new year:(. Same smooth sailing to San Miguel after shoe...

I'm heading to SMA tomorrow via Leon. I'll report when I get to SMA.

I ended up buying the RT/Trails. So far so good. Very good on road manners. I've yet to get them dirty but that will happen soon.

Hey can you still close the top with the memory foam and sheets and blankets on the bed? What size memory foam did you buy? Thanks !

This is what I use for Baja and mainland + the desert southwest. https://www.grainger.com/product/ROADPRO-Car-Fan-12V-DC-39CK41 https://espanol.ryobitools.com/products/details/33287192748

I'm leaning towards the Toyos right now due the reviews, weight (255/80r17@52lbs) and being made in the USA. The Nittos are defintely in the running still and their weight come in at an acceptable 55lbs for the same size +they're a great looking tire! I guess it will come down to availability...

Funny I have'nt read anything about weak sidewalls except in the 2 ply sidewall. The lt tires are 3ply. Fast wearing doesn´t concern me much because I'll be replacing them due to age before getting close to 45,000 miles.

Anybody here have any opinions? Thanks G

I´m sad to say that my over 50 years love affair with bugs/bajas/things has come to an end. My first car at 16 was a 1967 bug (1500cc,1st year 12v) and being a surfer in southern California it was only natural to explore Baja wich led to a series of bajas and such. I've owned a 63,65 (baja)...

My xmas present from me! 2024 Suzuki Jimny GLX 4x4 (jb74) Let the mods begin!

I have a dual sim unlocked phone and buy sim cards in whatever country I´m in. So far it´s worked worked well in Spain,Portugal,Morocco and central/south America. My wife uses eSIM on her single sim phone with no problems.

Cooper ,Falken and BFG have muddies in that size.

You might want to talk to these guys? If they don´t deal with 12v systems they´ll probably know who does. https://comoelsol.com/

Campo Rene, Abreojos,La Bocana and Asucion got torn up badly (roads,homes, coop,y mucho mas). A couple of washouts on highway 5 on the way to Gonzaga. The road out to Bahia de los Angeles wash out again. Santa Rosalia took a hard hit. That's all I have heard about so far.

I highly recomend the sy-clone pre filter. I've had mine a couple of years now and have never had to blow out the filter out as I did before with the ram air. They are expensive but well worth the dough. I too do alot of dusty roads (silt beds).

I have a similiar samsung and it is used for nav only.It workks well without service. You just have to preload maps when you have wifi.

The mount did not come with the starlink but it is a starlink product. I got it on amazon for 90 bucks. It's called a roof/pivot mount. I'm just finishing up my utbdr trip and it has been fantastic! Unfortunately I didn't use it much in forests as most of the trails above 9000 ft were closed due...

I've had zero issues with connectivity but I have only used it in remote Baja and at home with wide open skies. I've read that it can be hard to connect in tall forests,you need a clearing.I'll know more about that soon as I´m going to do the UTBDR this month.