Greetings from Lithuania 🇱🇹

[FonZero]

Hello everybody!
Greetings from Europe, Lithuania!
I have a 2005 LJR.
Bought it with original 88000 miles on clock, 3.5" Rancho lift and 33 MT tires.
Slowly moving forward, added 2" body lift, 36" XT tires, now making custom offroad bumpers and tire carrier.
Up next gonna be winch, snorkel and lights...

 

[Apparition]

Welcome! What tires are those?

 

[FonZero]

It's a CST CL18 Land Dragon.
Some sort of Simex hybrids...

 

[Apparition]

It's a CST CL18 Land Dragon.
Some sort of Simex hybrids...

I like them

 

[FonZero]

Not tried them yet in a mud. Due to my job, I had to leave my LJR for a month. Hope they will finish bumpers and spare tire carier before I'll be back. Can't wait to drive it to the woods

 

[L J]

welcome to the site and congrats on best Jeep

 

[Chris]

Welcome to the forum! Those tires look painful to drive with on-road

 

[FonZero]

Thanks!

I was searching for about a year till I found this on Copart.
The only problem is that's very difficult to find some parts in Europe for this Unicorn

 

[FonZero]

Welcome to the forum! Those tires look painful to drive with on-road

Yes, you're absolutely right.
But as it's not my daily drive, only for mudding trails, I'm not much worried about that

 

[Chris]

Yes, you're absolutely right.
But as it's not my daily drive, only for mudding trails, I'm not much worried about that

Ah yes, that makes a lot more sense then!

 

[FonZero]

To drive it daily would be pain in the ass, head, ears and etc
But when it's a "combat vehicle" for mud and woods, tires must be extreme.
In here, terrain is mostly wet. Mud, water, swamps, woods.
In here, winch and snorkel are "must have" .

 

[Gregg1LE]

Great looking TJ and welcome from Texas !

 

[FonZero]

Thanks

 

[OHFIVETJ]

Welcome to the group from the Island of Long, My name is Johnny & i'm a JEEPAHOLIC