1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I was gonna say, haha....yeah they don't allow any offroading whatsoever out there, unless you find some fire roads but it certainly won't be anything OHV rated.

But you'll be out in the Sierras and if you venture outside the park boundaries I'm sure you'll be able to find some fun stuff.

 

@BartMaster1234 head 2.5 hrs north and hit up the Rubicon

 

Surprise, surprise

 

Why did I think the Rubicon was in Utah?

 

That's Moab

Rubicon is near Truckee and Lake Tahoe

 

I dunno but where do you think Fordyce is?

 

Yay, more problems.

 

I love my Extreme Country no rocks at all

 

It's weird my STmaxx didn't do it until a few months ago. We have palm trees lining our street and they drop a million seeds every day that are like little grape sized rocks, and those fuckers fit perfectly in my tread now and rarely come out on their own. I have to take my key and pry them out lol. And they click like crazy when they're stuck in there.

I'm glad we have a driveway because you can hear those seeds falling on people's cars parked on the street all the time, and the bigger ones leave little dents

 

The MT


I think I’m gonna go with the DC extreme country again, but 33x10.5x15 this time, theyre cheaper than the 255’s last time I checked.

 

Oh nice, for some reason that didn't come up when I searched it. No skinny 33 size though

 

Pretty lame

 

Check out the Mickey Thompson mtz p3

 

Fordyce Creek, it's near the Rubicon Trail. Another tough rock crawling trail

 

<dick cepek extreme country

 

@DormanProducts is viewing our thread....you a rep for Dorman by chance?

I like your door handles....hope that doesn't sound creepy.

 

And they'll be C rated or maybe D rated but will ride much nicer than the 255s which are usually E rated tires

 

Cheaper I take it

 

It's scary when they have a police biohazard sticker warning or "Homicide Car" written on them.