Recent content by 17Jetta

Yokohama responded with... 27psi. 32 feels way too squishy, can’t imagine 27 is gonna be better. Sticking with 38 for a couple thousand miles and keep an eye on tread depth readings.

Sorry. I’m not a metallurgist, maybe it’s not steel. It’s a thick piece of metal held on by two bolts.

That’s not plastic. Some heavy ass steel. Not kidding.

2016 Limited. Another angle. Definitely a small skid plate there on mine.

Thanks for the input fellas. I increased the pressure to 38 for now and it’s seems to ride much better than at 32. Harshness over bumps has decreased with the increase in pressure. I’ve sent Yokohama an email, hopefully they can get back to me sooner than later. Interested to hear from...

Oooof. Nothing huh? We’ll see how long Yokohama takes to respond...

Let me start by saying, IM SORRY. I searched high and low and could not find a clear answer to my questions. Finally made up my mind and put a set of Geolandar G015 275/55r20 on my stock limited wheels. Load rating on this tire is XL so still a passenger car tire with a higher load...

Thats a no for me dog. Just checked out your link and it looks like a total pain in the ass for a questionable mod. Cut the antenna?! Nope. How about just don't buy the crappy OEM crossbars? Problem solved.

The fundamental problem with OE crossbars on the non trd-pro rails is that their far too low. You may be fine with that depending on what you're loading up. However, if you ever plan on carrying a RTT, a roof box, basically anything wider than half the rack width, you WILL have interference...

@a47chuc thanks for the response. Sounds like 265/60/20's will definitely rub with the lift I'm planning.

265/60r20 Anyone running 265/60r20 on the stock limited rims? Yes, I searched and am seeing no results other than someone asking the same question a couple years ago... Would like to run true 32" set up with some more sidewall than the typical 275/55r20. We have a 2016 Limited stock for now...

Where did you put the spring perch on the front? .85 or 1.75"? You put on the Eibach 1" lift rear springs? Looks good! I have the Eibach pro shocks front and rear as well as the pro lift 1" springs for the rear sitting in the garage. Waiting for it to cool down before I do the install. Pretty...

I’m calling BS as well. There’s no f’ing way you can torque anything to 216 inch lbs aka 18 foot lbs with your hands. Nope.

36" breaker bar works every time. Pro tip, don't let anyone do an oil change but yourself.

These look like the best option from everything I read and looked at. Im planning on ordering a set. GEOLANDAR A/T G015 | Yokohama Tire Corporation