Where's all the lifted prerunner pics??

Yikes you gents are sensitive. OP, truck looks great, enjoy the mall.

 

I think I'll take her on the pavement down to Carlsbad today ... maybe some girls will ask me if it's a 4wd... lol

 

All ribbing aside, those are great tires. I had them on my Dodge Ram and they were super quiet (for mud tires) and the sidewalls look great.

 

I love it. What song is that?

 

Greenbrier lane

 

Prerunner's are fun in the snow too.

 

Thanks they sounds really close to nofx.

 

Throw a couple of DTs on the back end for some extra bite....and it's a blast.

 

2wd locked mutha fucka I was the only 2wd in this group. As long as you have speed you can make it up anything lol.

 

Of course. But that snow pic I posted was in 15" of the white stuff. Never got stuck.

I was actually at work when the storm hit. 25 mile drive to get back home. Thankfully I had the DTs on. This is what the undercarriage looked like after 25 miles in 15" of snow.

 

Lol so 2wd trucks magically make the rocks smaller as we approach them so they don't damage our rocker panels?

And I guess mud & sand magically firm up when we get there so we don't need to have big tires?

 

Palm Springs Prerunner here....all day every day!
it's definitely more of a challenge but can make through a lot with the right suspension and knowing how to work that skinny pedal

 

Agreed. But besides a little mud here and there....the DTs were bought just to give me more bite in the snow. So they serve me well. In the deep stuff they perform just as well as any dedicated snow tire I've used. In fact...it was their deep snow traction rating from The Tire Rack that caught my eye originally

 

Op... on a side note, are those xd rockstar 2 wheels? I like them and my wife has a new Jeep Wrangler unlimited and wants those or something similar. Looks good... you like them and they have been holding up good?

 

Regularly wheeled prerunner checking in!

 

@LunaticConcepts that's a really clean looking truck!

 

Sure, sure you aren't.

 

Thanks!

She's been wheeled hard for a 2wd. Many trips to a local off-road park, the K-Trail, nasty forest roads in the Ouachita NF.

All it takes is good tires, little bit of ground clearance, driver mod, and knowing your limits.