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We ended up going with a Goodyear Duratrac in basically the same size. Slightly wider, but same overall height. Working just fine, and we've brought in a few this way now.

I had one in my previous Power Wagon. Was great for keeping the essentials somewhat organized. In hindsight, the next time around I'd do something about organizing the drawers themselves. Maybe actually using the dividers. Or possibly putting foam in there and cutting holes to fit boxes and...

I hear you. My son and I enjoy tenting, but my wife and daughter will not camp unless there's a bathroom and creature comforts. So we ended up with a compromise/solution. So when it's a family trip, we take that. When we want to enjoy the outdoors, the boy and I go in the Tahoe and tent...

I can't speak for the OP, but for myself, I find the stock location kind of annoying and inconvenient. Plus the hanging mechanism is fond of seizing up. Had issues with a previous Chev pickup of the same generation as my current Tahoe, ended up leaving me somewhat stranded. Never again!

I've had a few Rams over the years. 2017 Ram 1500 Rebel, 2017 Ram Power Wagon, 2018 Ram Power Wagon. I miss the 2018 PW a lot. Should have kept that one for sure. 2017 Rebel 2017 Ram Power Wagon. OB stickers on the back window. :) 2018 Power Wagon

Here's a few of my bigger trucks over the years. Not including my current 99 Tahoe. I've always had a penchant for larger trucks. I used to trade out quite regularly, but over the past year or so I've kind of settled on what I like.

A few of mine over the years. Nothing spectacular, but still.

Been following you on IG for a while now. Been making note of a lot of your ideas for my own build. :)

For a temp solution, try this. I bought a Curt spare tire mount and then found a folding hitch adapter from Amazon. After some cutting and modifying, I now have a flip down tire mount. Not perfect, but it's better than hanging it underneath, and more convenient than putting it on the roof...

Thanks. I lucked out with this one. Previous owner did almost all of the routine maintenance stuff about a month or so before I bought it. Windshield, belts, pulleys, water pump, 4WD actuator, filters, all four O2 sensors. Ended up with a really solid 20 year old truck.

I don't know which I prefer; the truck or your photo skills! Makes me miss my 2018 PW.

Just picked up this 1999 Tahoe LT in May. Slowly making some progress on the build.

Not much done yet. 1999 Tahoe LT. Picked it up in May, and have been picking away at the little things. AC lines, seeping oil cooler line, brake lines, stereo with bluetooth and satellite radio, all new exterior lighting, replaced all interior lighting with LED. Just upgraded to a set of Good...

Edmonton area here. Not that active online, but I'm here. Too busy being outside and messing with my Tahoe. :)

Picked up a new truck last Friday, first trip to the mountains yesterday. 2020 Chev Silverado 1500 LT Trail Boss.

I've recieved at least a dozen of these emails over the past 12 hours or so. The conversation doesn't doesn't exist when I click on the "view this conversation" button. As a precaution, I changed my password. Is this a legit email, or an issue?

Thanks. I knew this might be an uphill battle!

Hey there, I have a 2018 Ford Transit 350 undergoing a Quigley conversion including their 2" lift. The plan is to do a tire upgrade once it arrives. My initial thoughts are to go from the stock 235/65SR16 to a Goodyear Duratrac in 255/70R16. So roughly a 28" diameter to a 30" diameter. The...

What a great looking setup. Makes nostalgic for my old '93 XJ Sport. Put 450,000km of adventure on that Jeep before retiring her. Always surprises me to see people ordering car parts from Amazon. Wish that was around when I had my Jeep!

That rack is awesome. Nice to finally see product becoming available for trucks that aren't Toyotas!