greenscales
New member
100k miles on my ATRs and Help with stronger/taller Crossbars
Crossbar question first - I am looking and buying a much heavier kayak than my current model and will be getting a TBar loader to get it over my 4th gen Spoiler. But I need stronger crossbars to attach to the factory rails that are tall enough to hold the kayak above the spoiler. Looking for suggestions.
Tire recommendation for street and moderate off road - I am about to replace my tires with another set of Hankook Dynapro ATMs after 100K miles. Love them and highly recommend them. Low noise, great handling and traction, no mpg change, & only 1 leak since 2011. Baja 2-4 X a good year and tons of hi-speed and fast braking in LA. Ive towed with them, gone up steep dirt/wet launch ramps, and driven on sandy beaches w/no issues. Can't speak for snow and don't even remember the last time it rained here. But regular rotation, ballancing, and allignment Certainly helped.
Thanks
Crossbar question first - I am looking and buying a much heavier kayak than my current model and will be getting a TBar loader to get it over my 4th gen Spoiler. But I need stronger crossbars to attach to the factory rails that are tall enough to hold the kayak above the spoiler. Looking for suggestions.
Tire recommendation for street and moderate off road - I am about to replace my tires with another set of Hankook Dynapro ATMs after 100K miles. Love them and highly recommend them. Low noise, great handling and traction, no mpg change, & only 1 leak since 2011. Baja 2-4 X a good year and tons of hi-speed and fast braking in LA. Ive towed with them, gone up steep dirt/wet launch ramps, and driven on sandy beaches w/no issues. Can't speak for snow and don't even remember the last time it rained here. But regular rotation, ballancing, and allignment Certainly helped.
Thanks
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