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So why don't you get some factory 18" wheels? You love the rockstar look that much?

i forget where i saw it, but someone has a video of tire size fitment on a '21 and of course, it all depends on backspacing. if you kept the factory backspace i think you'd fit the 295s no problem.

pretty cool as thats a significant increase in track width; if its all in the suspension arms that will mean much better geometry/travel.

Not related to the range discussion but that 15gal tank looks like a tremendous solution for water.

this is probably good news overall, meaning the factory likely increased the length of the suspension arms/components (increased track width) and then backspaced the wheels deeper to tuck them back in. i have a 2021 coming in the next week or so and super excited. the '21 updates are amazing...

dude that style of picnic table is literally the easiest thing to move .... pick up half of it by a bench and drag it on the tube legs like skids

i had a 2014 xterra and it is by far the most underrated, over-performing platform out there. just stay away from the stupid xterra bulletin boards. people doing so many stupid mods. OME HD lift, 255/85 tires, and a winch. thats all it needs. dont be sucked into stupid wheels, titan swaps...

just noticed your tread plate rear door trim. it all makes sense. maybe you could put more tread plate on the side interior area? maybe some MOLLE?

you could always put the factory trim back in and not make it a POS

90% of the population is right handed and i want to be using my dominant hand when reaching for the brake controller in an emergency.....

any streamlight with a piggyback charger mounted in the vehicle so there is always a fully charged battery available. carrying AA batteries is nonsense.

there are lots of 285/75R18s available and it is a great size. the extra +5 aspect ratio wont change much.

BFG KO2 in 255/85R16

it seems to follow that blackrangie guy everywhere he goes.

the factory fog light wiring will not work on high beam, which is when you would want the driving lights to be on.

Mobil 1 0W40 is my go to oil for everything. its $27 / 5 quart jug at walmart with free shipping. barely more expensive than rotella and about 5 times better in every way. read all you want on bobistheoilguy.com

with predictably a bunch of blind rotella fanboys. cheap fleet oil is all it is.

those are 4000 driving pattern.

i stand by my statement. i specifically said, a winch and the knowledge to use it. 99% of you dont have that knowledge, even if you think you do. take a hands on class. here in the northeast, i would have three things. a dependable winch (with associated rigging gear), a shovel, and a...

if your answer is not "winch" then you simply do not have enough hands on experience in recovery situations. i have seen people waste 40 minutes of time with a shovel, and maxtrax, and stacking rocks, to get absolutely nowhere and then finally use their winch and be freed in 3 minutes flat...