lilsid112
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Bringing a torque wrench for changing tires out on a road trip is a bit excessive...
I agree, but if the guy has his family, dogs, luggage and traveling thousands of miles why not give him the peace of mind.
Bringing a torque wrench for changing tires out on a road trip is a bit excessive...
For flats and stuff, I have a little extra coverage with AAA Premier, and a transmission service scheduled for friday.
Looking forward to heading out on tuesday, hopefully everything left at the house will fit![]()


Made it to Flagstaff today, all is well so far
Load consolidation at our friend's house in Muleshoe, TX this morning
stop in Gallup, NM
Hopefully when we make it to Issaquah, WA next week I'll be able to really get some pictures up. Right now connectivity is limited. The next two nights will be at my grandparents who don't have internet, so I can only post what my phone can do.
Been averaging about 21 MPG so far with roughly a 1600lb total load
if anyone has instagram, I have updates here and there posted throughout the day - [MENTION=91878]DrDubzz[/MENTION] is my handle
How did you get that big red tail sticking out of your runner in that last picture.....LOL Your getting good MPG too.
Dr, what's up with the blue tape on your roof??? Safe driving!!!
It's on the spoiler to protect the paint from the skybox when the hatch is open
Good luck!!
Where did you end up purchasing your skybox from?
videos will be figured out later, but I'm in Washington and my brother and I went to Snoqualmie Mount Baker National Forest and did a little trail driving, here's a picture for now.
We're taking the Alaska Highway to Tok. I think our two toddlers are about ready to be done with the road trip. We have thoroughly enjoyed it so far, but I think we're all looking forward to getting to our new home tomorrow. All that to say, extra mileage need not apply, but I absolutely want to do this all again in the future