Howdy.
I'm new to the forum and thought I'd introduce myself and my ride. Don't let my user name fool you. It's a leftover from when my sons and I were still into sand drag racing VW's, ATC's and quads.
Our Dakota was starting to show its age so we just traded it in on a new Liberty Limited. I don't know how much we'll modify this one but I am already looking at more aggressive tires. I don't seem to have much luck with Goodyears. The ones that came on the Dakota only lasted about 10,000 miles. I've been reading through many of the tire posts and doing a little searching on the net. So far the Bridgestones and the Toyos look like they'd do nicely.
We (the wife and I) went out to try on a new Wrangler Unlimited 4-door. We loved the looks but access, especially to the rear seat, left a lot to be desired as we occassionally have to load our aging parents in the back seat.
My wife really liked the Liberty so I did some research and liked what I saw. We'll do some occassional, light, fourwheeling as we like to explore old mining sites in the surrounding desert. But, mostly it'll be our primary transportation and haul our boat. For rougher duty we can always fall back on our Baja Bug and the Kawasaki KLR 650.
I'm new to the forum and thought I'd introduce myself and my ride. Don't let my user name fool you. It's a leftover from when my sons and I were still into sand drag racing VW's, ATC's and quads.
Our Dakota was starting to show its age so we just traded it in on a new Liberty Limited. I don't know how much we'll modify this one but I am already looking at more aggressive tires. I don't seem to have much luck with Goodyears. The ones that came on the Dakota only lasted about 10,000 miles. I've been reading through many of the tire posts and doing a little searching on the net. So far the Bridgestones and the Toyos look like they'd do nicely.
We (the wife and I) went out to try on a new Wrangler Unlimited 4-door. We loved the looks but access, especially to the rear seat, left a lot to be desired as we occassionally have to load our aging parents in the back seat.
My wife really liked the Liberty so I did some research and liked what I saw. We'll do some occassional, light, fourwheeling as we like to explore old mining sites in the surrounding desert. But, mostly it'll be our primary transportation and haul our boat. For rougher duty we can always fall back on our Baja Bug and the Kawasaki KLR 650.
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