cntryislandboy
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Like the title reads, what do you think my options are? It's not ideal I know, I wish it was 4wd, but it's not. Let me also add I don't believe in debt, so while I'm savings for seeming 4wd( jeep, tahoe, suburban, not really sure what yet). I'm curious what some temporary options might be. I'm just outside Atlanta so I don't see hard core rock crawling in my future, from what I've seen I think it'll be mostly mild trails. I figure I might adventure over to AL, TN, NC, their not to far for a long weekend. Oh yeah, we are a family of 4 also.
I'm going to need tires soon so wondering if a leveling kit and maybe some 33s (size is just a guess, basically biggest I can fit) might be an option. I figure this might be a ok option.
My thought process is to put most of my funds into savings for a new rig, but still budget a small amount towards outfitting the tahoe with things that will most likely transfer to a new rig. Things like comms, fridge, stove, air compressor, certain lights, roof top tent, well you get the idea.
Or there's the just toss in the camping gear and go and hope for the best and save as much as a I can as quickly as I can for a 4wd.
So let me know what you think or what you've done if you've been in a similar situation. Thanks.
I'm going to need tires soon so wondering if a leveling kit and maybe some 33s (size is just a guess, basically biggest I can fit) might be an option. I figure this might be a ok option.
My thought process is to put most of my funds into savings for a new rig, but still budget a small amount towards outfitting the tahoe with things that will most likely transfer to a new rig. Things like comms, fridge, stove, air compressor, certain lights, roof top tent, well you get the idea.
Or there's the just toss in the camping gear and go and hope for the best and save as much as a I can as quickly as I can for a 4wd.
So let me know what you think or what you've done if you've been in a similar situation. Thanks.