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i dont see anything man????

 

blah bad pics

 

yeah...can't seem to get the picture to post.

 

you have to post them to photobucket then copy and past the image code here...

 

Of course they didn't have one of these at the other end. 3 miles in 6 hours. So much for a little drive.

 

haha i almost got arrested because the land i use to wheel on got sold and "supposedly" the new owner had POSTED signs in place. Well i got in the back way and drive down to the main hole where im join by two F350's exact copies same brush gaurd same winch. I knew it wasnt good. So i told them where i came in at and told them i knew the old owner then they told me it was sold the week prior. So i rode with them to the entrance i came in on and showed them there was no posted signs. so they let me go.

 

Yeah, the forest service didn't have a "road closed" sign on the other end, just a "not maintained between November-May", ASSUMED it would have been drivable by now.

 

was it pretty easy drive?

 

Never got over 5 mph, 4 downed trees too many washouts to count and it was all down hill!

 

ouch bet that took some gas! hahaha no mud or big rocks im planning a trip here in a few weeks to try out my 36's lol

 

Thought about some serious off road tires, ended up with goodyear wrangler proguards, glad I did, best all around tire out there, imo.

 

ill have to respectfully disagree. My BFG TA KO's are a GREAT tire! Only got stuck one with them and i dont think MT's would have gotten me out of that!

Then agian i bet the BFG's are alittle higher priced! But they can last 60-80k if you keep the pressure and rotations on track!

 

I had the BFG's ko on my Tacoma before my F150 and they were (imo) the best all around tire. Great in sand and pretty good in mud. I had wranglers on my f150 when I bought it and absolutely hated them. Now I've got the toyo mt's and won't go back to anythign else.

 

LOL! That sucks! Clean lookin' truck BTW.


And I agree, BFG A/T's are GREAT tires.