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Busily narrowing the options. Based on current info for here, a boating forum and survery results on tirerack.com, list is something like this: Michelline (thats not spelled right, is it?) LTX A/T2 Highest rated in most categories (traction, tread life etc). 60K mike warranty. Run about...

I'll peak into the Goodyear Silent Armors. Anyone run Coopers on tow rig recently? I put the Discoverer STs on Monty last winter and in that aplication they have been good, but???

On the $1k budget can get BFG A/Ts, Nitto Terra Grapplers or a few others that I am not really interested in. Toyo MTs where quoted at over $1300. Anyone run the Nittos on a tow rig?

What does this part refer to? (iii) a special interest vehicle as defined in Section 41-1a-102'>41-1a-102. That falls under the "except" list but I did not find (not that I tried all that hard, sorry) what that section means.

10 years is waaaaaaay over due I would think. I was not even 2 yet when we made our first trip, and the only year we missed until I was in high school was when a on-the-water collision left us with out a boat after early July. Was hit-and-miss until out of college, now we are 12 or 13 years...

The time has come (I can hear my credit card groan) for putting new tires on my Ram 2500 Quad Cab CTD. I would love to have some recommendations as to what y'all have found to be a good traction (esp on snow, ice) and decent tread life truck tire. Currently it has BFG Rugger Trail T/As...

Spent Aug 12-20 at Lake Powell. Striper boils started to become common late in the week. They were short, but fast fishing when they hit (several times had 3 fish on a time out of the boat, not bad with 3 or 4 fisherman, depending on the time.) Link here for some photos of the trip...

I think my wife and oldest daughter would have spent a lot of time out of the car and walking! Based on the photos, it looks more spooky than difficult. Is that correct? How rough/difficult of a road is it?

They are easy to get....after 8 years of school.

good job. I haven't bow hunted in years, and miss it.

I carry a pretty bulky kit, since it doubles as my emergency/house call kit for work. Would allow me to do anything from I.V. fluids, to laceration repair, minor surgery (animals of course.) However, it is big enough it would be tough to haul in a Wrangler or smaller wheeler.

I'd kick GPS out of the top ten. Yea, it is has its place, but lots of fun has been (and for some, like me, continues) to be had with out them. I'll also venture into blasphame on RME and remove 4wd. I have had too much fun by foot, raft, boat, horse back etc to say it is the most important...

I ran Big-O ATs on our Yukon XL. They seemed to last pretty well, but after 30-40K miles rode rough despite balancing attempts. I have not had my current Coopers long enough to have a good feel for them yet, with far too little off-road, but in the past have found them to last and be a great...

Good to hear someone actually wheeling a vehicle maligned as a mall crawler. Too bad its first publicity is a breakdown! :laughing: When you get a minute, a little detail on the rig would be fun to read.

two thumbs up!

Cool, glad it will go to good use. And I will enjoy knowing a Mitsubishi part got put on a Toyota. :greg:

Yea, it is unfair that so many great rigs never make it for sale here!

link to some photos from the trip. Perhaps more to come later. http://www.utahoffroad.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=2453&PN=1&TPN=1

Second that.

So, what did you learn?