Colorado B.S. Thread

..... Maybe more of this

 

I have those exact tires. I don't have a whole lot of off road use with them yet. I ran fins and things in Moab without any issues and did a snow run up Yankee. They seemed to perform better than the other 2 rigs I was with. I'm not sure what tire/size they have.

They are way better than the worn out 295 terra grapplers I had. Wish I would have had these from new to really get a good comparison.

 

How dare you talk about my tires that way!

 

Lol I didn't say they did bad just thought mine did better

 

Yep, Have some engineers in family and they use it all the time. Me, Just the basics.

 

Little harder when I need to take the shoes off for them big numbers.

 

Tinder game is strong in the spring.
Dead all winter, but the spring is happening.

 

Just let us know when you need some relationship advice, we're getting better at it.

 

ill be the first to say that walking around in stores with woman's lingerie on is a big turn off

 

Speak for yourself.

 

Gonna be in Buena Vista for a wedding May 21st. Anything worth checking out around then? I'll have babyt running strong and ready to hit some dirt again. We are trying to get the my gf's father to bring her dirt bike up for her too. Probably won't run it that weekend but she might be eager if there is a good area.

 

Chinaman Gulch is just south of there.

 

Passes to the West (Tin Cup and Others) and also a trail from Crested Butte (Taylor Park) to Aspen.

 

Those will all be buried in snow until Mid to late July probably.

Chinamans is an awesome trail just outside of BV and it's open most of the year.

 

Flex testing the work van... Not bad

 

Quick question for everyone. When I got my lift, wheels, and tires, I only got 4 wheels/tires due to cost as well and the fact that I don't have a way of lifting the truck off the ground high enough to actually change a tire if I got a blow out.

So my question is how common is it to blow out a tire on a trail? Do you guys carry anything (that liquid tire sealer stuff, maybe?) while on the trails, other than a spare? Or should I just save up and get a spare and high lift jack? I'm not worried about around town - just up on trails when I finally have enough time to go this summer.

 

get a hi lift, with the hi lift jack mate or you are stuck using the jack in the center rear hitch receiver. you could also get rock sliders and have a jack point from just rearward of the front tire all the way to the forward of the rear wheel. Hi lifts are great if you have armor to jack from but on a stock truck you really only have the receiver and the jack mate which puts hooks into the wheels to jack from. Get a used cheap 285 and put it on your spare, thats what i did


carry a couple wide blocks of wood for the time being and your bottle jack will work in certain spots.

 

FTFY

$51 Hi-Lift Sport Utility Vehicle Jack LM-100 Lift-Mate, 5000 pound capacity

http://www.amazon.com/Hi-Lift-LM100-Jack-LM-100-Lift-Mate/dp/B00042KGWG