Hey I've stayed in Moncton before, BEAUTIFUL place! You must be exciting to go mudding, I would be

 

Sarnia, Ontario...and a Timmies girl too

93' XJ sport, 2dr, 4.5" lift, sitting on 31's

 

Hi, Bill here, also from Langley. I`m right near 200th and the freeway. You nearby?

 

Hey anyone else near Pembroke Ontario? 2hrs west of Ottawa

winter wheeling is here who else is exited

 

i work at the lordco on 96th behind the timmies/wendys out there

 

Im from North Van

 

Cool, you are the closest Lordco to my house and I buy most of my stuff there. I will have to drop in on you soon.Maybe you will be my new parts guy. I am going hunting this weekend but will drop in on my next parts run and say Hi. Cheers ..... Bill

 

From Vancouver, but stuck in Fort McMurray.

Anyone else up this way?

 

Hi all!

I'm a new Cherokee owner/new to the forum from Toronto.

 

Burnaby. Getting my lift done today.
Tire decisions next.
What works for 2 hour commutes at 10kmh to get outta town and then muddy logging roads?

 

Try something like this:
http://www.justjeeps.com/product.php...2&cat=0&page=1

It's the Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac.

Without an idea of what these logging roads are like I think the DuraTracs would be your best bet.

Relatively quiet on the asphalt and pretty solid on the trails.

I'm getting a set in the spring.

 

HI, I`m in Langley and also fight traffic every day. Most of my construction work is in North and West Vancouver and to make it worse, I pull an enclosed trailer full of tools and materials as well. I run Big O Bigfoot XT`s and they are awesome. Mine are only 235-15 but seem to work and wear well on the road as well as really chew in the mud and grip on the rocks.When I lift my Cherokee this spring (6-8 in) I am definetly going to buy Bigfoot XT`s in the largest size they come. ( 35`s I believe) I play in the mud at Stave Lake every chance I get as well as exploring the smaller logging roads all over southern BC. They also work great in snow and I have no problem towing my sled up to the Coquihalla Summit or Tyne Mtn to go snowmobiling.These tires work and seem pretty tough. Noise is a little loud, but not excessive. Great hazzard warranty and lots of dealers all over BC, so if you can wreck one (I haven`t yet) is not a problem.(Free replacment first year,then prorated for life of the tire)I have tried almost every kind of tire out there (30 yrs of off-roading) and I am sticking to the XT`s for all my trucks. Good Luck..... Bill

 

Goodyear MTR

 

 

Got my 2" OME lift in last week. 2.5" in the rear.
Awesome ride!
Then today I added 3.4" spacer in the front,
AND put 31" GY Duratracs on it.
They look great, and after a 4.7 km commute home, I think they rock!
Pics tomorrow.
4 wheelin this weekend!