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Back country wheeling for a fire and camp lunch

Finally installed some aux lighting just in time to not need them for 5 months. Better now than never I guess.

Has anyone had experience with the Hercules Terra track at2 they look quite well rounded and priced fantastic as well

Got to work and noticed a splatter painting of oil on the inside of my wheel so got to do Axle seals and CV boots to start my week.

Bath time and quite the cold night to get the steam show

Just installed this light duty pet barrier and placed some every day road essentials.

Quickly my two main concerns would be fuel range for sure and if you are heading up in the summer anywhere further north than Whitehorse-ish a two spare tire minimum. shale roads heading way up north will eat a 10ply for lunch after that have a good amount of flex time in your schedule for...

Thinking many of those blown motors were 4.7l bought my WJ for 250 with a motor that dropped the timing chain dropped a good used one in and then proceeded to spend all to much on secondary items 2" bb led lights, roof rack and several other superfluous items now I'm in cool off mode until the...

Hell yes you need to get back up to the Yukon. can get you on some local trails

Happy new year and just a reminder that all Canadian national parks are free in 2017

99 WJ 2" bb jk wheels Curt rack freshly installed overland emblem

Welcome nice rigs

#2998 please upgrade account Thank you

Na fairly slow for locals in the overlanding hobby for wheeled vehicle's anyway

Up in the Yukon

Just a little back country camping last summer. Can never seem to keep all the family out of the picture at the same time

So the consensus appears to be that 6k is to steep. However if it is in as good of shape as the pictures would lead a person to believe and you feel you are getting value for your money then I would say do it. the only caveat would be to have a reputable shop do a full mechanical prior to the...

Looked like the last part of Canada that needed a thread. Hoping to get any Intel on routes and good weekend trips up North.

Winches are a nice piece of insurance but I believe one of the last additions to a rig. There are many other first steps to getting unstuck such as maxxtracks or a good old fashioned shovel with proper trip planning and walking precarious sections first there should be no situation a person cant...

Jon from Whitehorse Yukon Current rig is a 99 WJ Living up north always been outdoorsy novice to intermediate at overlanding