Recent content by deserteagle56

My TJ wears Toyo Open Country Mud Terrain tires. I would not recommend them for a general driving type of tire. They are loud and wear out fairly fast. And they are very heavy. Only reason I have them is that this particular tire is the only one I've not been able to rock break - most of my...

My buddy's TJ (the tan one) rides on 33x10R15 tires. Tall and relatively skinny. I think it looks good and performs really well.

Colors are starting to shift in the northern Nevada high country.......

Wavian cans have worked very well for me.

This is what happens when you race a Jeep. Don Adams at the Mint 400, Las Vegas. Landing didn't go well - Jeep tumbled end over end but came to rest on its wheels so he took right off down the track:

My local Walmart has carried those particular Goodyears for a long time now. I've put them on my wife's Cherokee for the past 20+ years. Price is right!

There's just not many things in this old world better than a sweet-running TJ, a beautiful spring day, and a two-track running for miles through the mountains.....

As I said, Jeep was completely stock. I ordered it from the dealer as a Sahara model (no Rubicon available back then!) and those rims are what came with the Jeep in 1998 so if you like those I'm sure you could find some that someone wants to get rid of.

Bone stock, no lift or other mods:

My TJ enjoying the view of Nevada's King Lear Peak.................

On the Navy's Top Gun training range near Fallon, Nevada................

Two TJs visit an abandoned mercury mine in the Nevada desert.....

Wheel lug pattern on all newer Jeeps is 5 x 5". Wheel lug pattern on a TJ is 5 x 4.5". Not gonna work!

The TJ took a (quick!) tour of Puckerbrush.................

Followed part of the California Trail (used by pioneer wagon trains) today. Here's one of the informational markers (which is taken from journals people on the wagon trains kept):