Welcome to Offroad and Overland general. Spring cleaning edition.
Spring is here so that means more /out/ content and hopefully some more people who overland their rigs. Man I haven't started one of these threads in months >feels good man
ITT: >we become a legitimate General on Veeky Forums >Tayconderoga >Cummy is absent >trying to climb a hill in two 2WD Tacoma >lockers and muh V6 >arctic trucks making us jealous with snow >awd tyre discussion >offroad tyre patching discussion Suburban general Shitposting general Overlanding general Anger general
Absolutely. What are you going to use it for, though?
Lucas Edwards
FUCK
Lucas Wood
Nice try tho
Jack Adams
They've very good. But make sure you know what you're using them for. IE they're horrid for innacity daily commuting unless you shuttle 5+ people every day and carpool
Ethan Flores
Now there's 2 threads for us to post in?
Been busy with the new position at work. Haven't been able to do much to Murph lately. I took it out tailgating 2 weeks ago. It was ipening night at the raceway
Adam Campbell
Can I get redpilled on off roading? What are the do and don't, best tips for beginners, and general advice? I have a 2000 4runner with all seasons and I've been wanting to off road for awhile now. I live close to upstate NY and PA so the options are plenty.
Ryan Robinson
Here's something quick and basic as I'm tired atm. I'm sure others will chime in!
Do: Have fun Bring proper recovery gear in case Practice good trail etiquette Know the limitations of your vehicle
Don't: Tresspass/Go where we're not allowed Do anything to give this hobby a bad rep Go alone without proper gear Get carried away, especially if using a DD
