Kansas City Tacoma Crew - 816/913

i am still wanting to test these newish tires out on some 'light-to-moderate' mud, i know they get the job done in heavy wet as heck blizzard snow
but the 'lightish' mud they have not touched yet @ 18k miles

 

I've heard good stuff about Duratracs. And it's one of the lighter options in a "hybrid" type tire. Kinda AT, kinda MT......they are pricey though. I went Ridge Grapplers for the 285's
but going more aggressive on the move to 35's.....

 

i am amazed at how quiet they are on the freeway, which was important to me

word on the pricey!
just hoping they last the miles before needing replaced because those hit my wallet hard
they may also be the cause of loosing 2 or possibly 3MPGs that i had going with the stock Wranglers

 

voting has started everyone make sure to go vote for what rigs you like!

 

the jl is very capable stock ive wheeled with a few stock rubis and willies very capable rigs the tacoma is good and very capable but make sure you know your limitations and a good spotter thats all i got on stock tacomas

 

ya i had to scroll for awhile man to go through and find everyone i know even some people i dont know if i loved the pic it gets a like lol

 

Do you need a pic of mine? I see my name, but no picture.

 

i saw yours and liked it

 

also another good place to go is tuttle creek its way better then k rocks in my opinion more actual rocks to play on and the trails are more open only down side is once you air down you have to either drive to the small town like 5mins away and hope the air station is working or drive 30 mins on 15 psi to Manhattan lol

 

Or there is always that idea of having On Board Air or a portable compressor...

 

true true back then i didnt have one most of the people i wheeled with had a compressor so i never needed one buuuut i went one time and nobody had one lol so i bought my own and it stays in the truck now lol

 

I'm well versed in Jeeps and I was really impressed with my buddy's JL in CO this year. It would blow a similar YJ out of the water even as close to stock as his JL is. I've had two XJs, a TJ, a YJ, and a lifted Subaru Outback all with various lifts, lockers, dodads and miles aplenty. I swore off excessive offroad- centric mods for my Taco because of time and location constraints. Just looking for places to wheel that don't require a 3+ day weekend to travel to.

 

tuttle creek isnt to far depending on where you live thou same with k rocks and smorr

sweet man got any pics of the yj and tj? i love those old jeeps

 

Moonlight Racing in Sullivan, MO was pretty cool. Bout 4 hours from KC...

 

yuup learned my lesson on that one haha

 

I meant the page 1 post Jeff was talking about.

First time seeing us on front page. Never knew. I don't got any cool photos. Maybe this.

 

oooh i see what you mean

 

looks like its time to get out and get some perty shots my camera is ready to go any time man

 

Awesome! I'll check out Tuttle creek. And no worries about airing up. I have on board air as it is one of my basic must-haves when I start upgrading a new vehicle.