Apples

What great country! Thanks for that pic, schmeal. Please, how often was it necessary to engage 4WD? I ask, because I wish to travel in similar country but have only 2WD... thanks.

tareed94

Here's a few more from the Yokohama Climb the Falls event I went to. Finally got around to downloading all of them that I was sent. Lol. This shows a little better how much of a drop and rise I took the truck through, and shows the stuff we did after we ditched the trucks and jumped in with the Jeep guys and gals.

FX4BullDog

i envy you guys out west/in the south. Some of the coolest terrain to navigate

jprevat

iTrader: (1)

Those gladiators on the jeep are pretty blocky. I don't think k I have ever seen someone use them off road.

tareed94

They're a pretty serious tire, I'm sure they're very heavy. He swore by them though, online they're listed as 10 ply and they say they've got 2 steel belt layers and 2 nylon belt layers in the tread area. From their website:

Tire Construction Advantages:
• The tire casing has three full plys of polyester with a high turn up on the side wall.
• This gives the tire excellent strength and durability.
• The tread area has two full steel belts and two full nylon belts.
• The result is a very stable tread and shoulder area for aggressive and proven performance.
• The end result is a tire that is strong, stable, durable and surprisingly quiet.
• M&S Rated

STingray1300

I guess no one here remembers the old Goodyear Wrangler R/T then?

schmeal

I spent all day in 2WD during that run. Dry desert with lots of traction.

SCORGE

FX4BullDog

lol

Apples

hee !