DFW BS Thread : ********NEW MEET!! CHECK POST #1*******

Or wagon wheels on all trailers, at the very least.

 

Pizza cutters!

 

I’m good, then.

 

I remember how cool I thought I was, when I put 31x10.5x15s on my XJ 20 years ago.

 

That’s a great place

 

Yes in for chuck wagon

 

Y'all think I should remove the predator steps before my trip? Feel like they may get snagged on something.

 

You are going on a graded road, not the rubicon

 

I could get lost!

is that where you tipped your truck?

 

No that was at Barnwell on the access road

 

Have you made it that far north yet?

 

Gotta watch out for those graded access roads!

And you're probably right! It'll be mostly graded roads, just worried about one section that is a bypass of the road section that people call moderate/hard and said they maxed out their 4Runner a time or two.

 

impossible, you cant max out a 4runner

 

Eh, the "main road" of BMRA is in worse/unmaintained condition than many of the "trails" in Ouray, CO.

 

Doesn't matter, overlanded.

 

To that area but not to the trail.

 

Overlanding is frowned upon sir

 

Hard is a very subjective term, what is hard to a inexperienced person in a 4Runner with street tires, 3 small kids in the back, and 1000 lbs of camping gear is easy to someone with a bit more knowledge.

But poor decision making can make an easy trail hard. Trust your truck, take advantage of your locker, use your passenger as a spotter, and if you aren't comfortable, go around it on the pavement. It takes a bit of seat time being uncomfortable while listening to a spotter you trust before you understand the limits of your vehicle. I promise you that your truck is more capable than you are.