Recent content by Chris Vitiello

If powder, it will hold more than 4-6", these roofs snap hard into place. Still would use stake in center if heavy wet snow or more.

Is there a way to heat one of those? That's a healthy size tent. If you are in snowy conditions, you'll need a heater. For what it's worth, I'm digging that style of that tent.

Would you happen to know of a heavy duty refrigerator slide that extends 4 feet? Need for 55 liter fridge. Thank you

Would you happen to know how durable the outer layer of this mattress is? For an air mattress $380 is a lot of money. Curious how durable this thing is?

Oh yeah, that's the thing with EV's. I you plan on putting any serious weight on these or towing, that range get's conservatively axed in half!

Yeah, I'm with this guy, it all depends on the time of the year. But 32 to 35 is a good range.

Must have been so many fatalities back in the day. Oh yeah, the title of this video. Go figure.

I've watched some of the other Tesla related overlanding videos here and amazed at what people are doing with Teslas. But has there been a Tesla powered crawler yet?

Oh damn, well that is a big steamy pile of ...., well hopefully that "ridiculous' deal you got was low enough to make this a 'no sting' on the pocket book. Have you tried putting some additional memory foam under the existing mattress?

Not sure on the codes, I think that would be a case per case basis and be determined by the level of work done. Webasto is a good company, however most of their heaters are diesel still, I think the gas unit is still a medium that has a ways to go.

Trailer all the way!

One of those Tire Tables

You just need to pitch it into the wind, some tents will have looking bars you can put into the shocks to keep them from compressing when you are inside.

Weight, cost and you need to climb up (which can be a plus for many).

So I was watching this video and noticed neither trucks tires were aired down. Does Rivians computers account for people airing down tires?