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Yes, that's pretty much the reason they've made it. I think its offered as an add-on to their tents but can be used in any setup you want

I do sometimes but it goes in the bed of my truck!

Mine is on 35s from stock. Thinking of going for 37s but I do have the power. I used to have some 35s on a truck that couldn't turn them and it was pure misery on the motorway!

No I wouldn't. Classic cars should have engines in them that's the whole point!

Yep, definatelly worth it. Few wheels come close when it comes to quality and looks

Is it on a petrol? If so you may feel some difference in power but nothing drastic. Diesels get the best results with these kinds of mods

With the hot months approaching this can be a game changer. It should be worth getting if it works as it should

I do most of the simple servicing myself so while I am there I rotate them every 6k miles

If you aren't hitting muddy trails often then bf ATs are perfect. They do great on rocks and dry sand

Diesel or petrol for a new truck? What would you choose in the current crisis?

Sadly I don't mate. Does this guy have a tour of his tent or something? You may find the answer you are looking for if he does

It is a weird subject. Some people hate them others love them. Personally, I have used them on many vehicles and have never had an issue with the spacer, wheel bearing or suspension. I thing most of the problems come when you combine the spacers with a heavy tire then you start eating...

There are a lot of videos online proving that a 2wd on snow tires actually get s better traction. Where that can be bait questionable there is no doubt the the car with the snow tires will have better braking. Putting snow tires on a 4wd is the best of both worlds; however, a good set of all...

If you get good quality wood and runners then I can't see any reason why a wooden drawer would have any issues. Plus if you factor in the cost of making steel ones you will probably be able to get 2 or even 3 sets of wooden ones before you reach the price of a steel one. Steel drawers are also...

I would choose the slightly smaller ones for overlanding. Maybe a couple of inches larger than stock to avoid breakages, get better fuel economy while also gaining some traction and diff clearance

Hey everyone, I am thinking of building some drawers for myself but I am not sure about the fact that they will be built out of wood. I am worried that the wood will crack under the vibrations or go bad due to humidity. Does anyone here have experience with wooden drawers and can give some...

Check out this very unfair comparison between a Honda Pilot, Jeep Cherokee and a Toyota 4Runner😂

Any drawbacks to installing a front diff lock?

Ram Rebel, can it really go off road?