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I trust the Wildpeaks. :tonguewink:

Were these the A/T3W or the older AT model?

Haha Gummies are the best for instant energy required to continue shoveling snow and frozen muck. It's like Wheaties for stuck overlanders. I'll definitely do a trip report for this. Way too many learning experiences to keep it to myself. :)

Count yourself lucky. lol This was one of those super spur of the moment trips. Trevor called me while I was shopping at Target and asked if I wanted to go but I'd have to be ready and meet him at the "trail" in 45min. Otherwise I'd have dropped you a line.

The Wildpeaks are pretty sexy but as far as mild terrains go the Geolandar and Kumho both have enough sidewall "armor" to also look good. That is my biggest issue with the Cooper AT3 4S. Although that is a pretty good tire as well. Here's a solid review of the Geolandar but note he is using the...

The Kumho rated pretty low with Consumer Reports for their on road testing. The Geolandar AT015 and Wildpeak AT3W rated MUCH higher. The Continental TerrainContact is another you should consider as it is designed for exactly what you are asking for and was the top pick for CR and did really well...

Looks great! Nice and clean.

Went snow wheeling yesterday as the storm rolled in and decided to send it through a big puddle. Made it but stopped too soon after to let my buddy who was taking the bypass get around me. I got stuck and then get got stuck in the bypass. 9hrs later and the rescue squad got us out safely as a...

Thanks! They'll work great as rear lights as well if I replace them with Stedi or Black Oak lights in the future. They're a good value at $30. A lot of people really like the 18w 4" pods which are now $13 on Amazon.

I attended a staff retreat in Soda Springs this week and with the impending storm I decided to carpool with a coworker in my truck just in case we didn't get out of the mountains before the big snowfall hit. I'm glad I drove because it altered my route and as such I took Hwy20 up to i80 and...

I had no issues with the 32" tires (255/75/17) but at 32.8" (P285/70/17) I noticed the transmission didn't shift as well and the shift points seemed off a bit. I could have lived with it but a friend on coloradofans was selling his Hypertech inline speedo calibration module for a decent price so...

I attended a staff retreat in Soda Springs this week and with the impending storm I decided to carpool with a coworker in my truck just in case we didn't get out of the mountains before the big snowfall hit. I'm glad I drove because it altered my route and as such I took Hwy20 up to i80 and...

Those off camber sections can get your heart pumping when the RTT and aired down tires cause you to sway more than you're used to. :)

You're getting out there and that's what counts! :)

Well done. Doesn't look like you took it easy on the little Vitara. :)

Pretty country. I expected it to be muddy this time of year. I need to get out there and explore someday.

Will do! Let's hope it sticks around for awhile. :)

That was the best part. Each has their strengths and weaknesses. All are cool. :)

It was a blast. Nice that we didn't to drive far either. I never thought Foresthill Rd could be fun to drive but dump a bunch of snow on it and viola! LOL

My fiance dreads driving in snow so now that we have enough on the ground to play with I took her out to a nearby trail to learn some basics. The lighting was amazing. We had warm diffused sunlight hitting a small spot on the highway so I had to try and snap a shot. Once at the trailhead I...