Recent content by 90Duck

Tray size Just threw a tape on mine: 42.5 wide by 31-3/8 long. It's also more than an inch in depth, so keep that in mind if it is close. Good luck!

They are beefy. I bought mine several years ago from another member on here and installed it myself. I've sat a couple of peeps at a time on it while extended, and my Nomad kitchen setup extends out from the fully extended sliding tray with no sweat. I think it's a brilliant option, and it...

like it I really like the system for mounting to the dash. I would be a bit worried about the phone holder clamps themselves keeping the phone in there over the rough stuff since there is no direct support from below.

Big, bigger, biggest I've had this gigantor Packasport for years and moved it over to various vehicles. Originally a Suburban, then to a '04 Pilot, now on to the 4Runner for the last 4 years. It sits up on Thule crossbars and I had to drill new holes in the Packasport to move it forward to...

I like 'em, so I got 'em. I like the look, but having additional lighting in poor weather conditions is not a bad thing either.

I've been running about 15psi when it was deep snow over everything, but I'm going to air back up to 25 or so now for mixed snow/dry driving.

air down I am running Kumho AT51 tires with the mountain/snowflake symbol year round, they are technically considered snow tires, but they are not anywhere as good as true snow tires with the softer compound. Once the snow settles in here, I generally air down the tires, at least for around...

35k miles, like 'em just fine I put a set of AT 51s on my 2018 4Runner in the first 500 miles of ownership and now have over 35k miles on the clock. They work just fine, no complaints. Not the most aggressive AT tires by any means, but reasonable road noise is the tradeoff. I chose these...

Kumho I've been running the Kumho Road Venture AT 51s for about 30k and they are holding up well. I chose them over the BFGs because they have the mountain/snowflake symbol and rated better for snow, which is a thing here. They were also very well priced on Tire Rack when I ordered them. Not...

I love it. I've actually considered wrapping mine that color.

I had a 2011 Forester with the NA 2.5 that drank oil. It was in it's quart-per-1,000 mile test to see if it qualified for a replacement of the short block when I said screw it and traded it on a 2016 WRX with the 2.0 turbo. It doesn't burn a drop of oil and has been rock-solid reliable. Fun...

I love me my Subie, but doesn't quite play in the same arena as my 4Runner! Or maybe that isn't the type of Subaru you were thinking of...

Nomad Kitchen I finally got to try out the Nomad Kitchen I picked up on an Indiegogo launch last year at 40% off. I don't have the building skills to make something like this, and it is pretty damn slick. I've added footman loops onto the OEM sliding tray that the kitchen box straps down to...

Yeah, this experience pretty much precisely for me on my 5th gen. I've been able to get over 20mpg with them on highway road trips without anything on the roof, they have been more than adequate for my off roading, and they are good in the snow. I wanted the mountain/snowflake symbol to avoid...

Wtf? I paid $37k for my new ORP in June of 2018, no big negotiation, $3k off MSRP was just what the local dealer offered as "internet pricing". Hearing some anecdotes and seeing this thread, I entered my specific car info into KBB and it came back $39k as the low end of dealer trade in, and...