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Oct 8, 2013, 10:57 AM
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Update also, the wheels stuck out to the point that when the car was loaded up and i went over bumps i would rub on the fenders. I got the wheels from discounttiredirect.com and they allowed me to swap them because they said i should have been told that the tire was that much different from the stock wheel.
Mar 30, 2014, 12:52 AM
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Bad day that I found this thread. I'm an avid hiker/climber/MTBiker/Kayaker.... Basically I was searching around for a more rugged tire that would provide me with more confidence when hopping on the FSRs in BC or the grids here in Sask.
Ended up selling the kayak just before I moved here to Sask. (Definitely regretting that now).
I traded in my RAM Power Wagon in on the RVR as my driving is 80% city/highway and 20% off road. I just drive to the trailhead or a decent spot to stop then run off.
I have the roof rack cross bars and bike attachment for them.
Any tips on the tires?
Ended up selling the kayak just before I moved here to Sask. (Definitely regretting that now).
I traded in my RAM Power Wagon in on the RVR as my driving is 80% city/highway and 20% off road. I just drive to the trailhead or a decent spot to stop then run off.
I have the roof rack cross bars and bike attachment for them.
Any tips on the tires?
May 11, 2014, 09:59 PM
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or there is always the LED light bar option that all the Rubicons are running now, it takes less power, it smaller, and looks alot more slick mounted up.
24" 120W LED Light Bar Alloy Spot Flood Combo Work Diving HID Offroad 4WD Boat | eBay
24" 120W LED Light Bar Alloy Spot Flood Combo Work Diving HID Offroad 4WD Boat | eBay
where we can place this led bar on our outlander sport ?
May 19, 2014, 01:52 PM
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So, might as well throw this here... Does anyone know tires that fit our rigs that can withstand tons of gravel driving.. Washed Crush Gravel, shale, and other sharp rocks are what I am exposed to.
May 25, 2014, 10:05 PM
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