You should drive one, Max. And spend some time inside it. Work with it. Try things out. For example,
reconfiguring the seats seems clunky at first. It is not push-button and automatic. But after a few tries I do it without even thinking. That said, working with it a bit will help prevent...
Since this topic has popped up again as new MY15 owners are joining the ranks I thought I would offer a couple thoughts.
First, my dealer service rep (pretty reliable and well connected LR guy) said that the safety issue is not only protecting the people in the vehicle but (and maybe more...
A couple more just came to mind, Dave, though I expect you know this stuff.
When it comes to tire placement I am really bad. (You know when you pull into a car wash where it wants your left tire to go in between two pipes as guides. I'm about 50-50 on this obstacle! So Tim pointed out that...
Trace and Route in Offroad Nav Mode
So I played with this a bit this afternoon to make sure I understand how it works. All of the comments below assume you are in the Offroad Nav screen which you get to by being in the main Nav screen then hitting the Nav hard button again which gives use...
BTW, there were plenty of Jeeps and Toyotas and various trucks at the Expo. Then there were a few of these and even larger!
Also, I had a chat with Bob Burns (one of the LRNA folks in the 2010 video they did on their LR experience trip in Telluride and Ouray). I tried to coax some info on...
Yes. I forgot to mention. He suggested going no lower than 20. Airing down is good, he said. Just keep it between 20-25 with these vehicles. Or course that can vary somewhat by tire.
OK. Here goes. Most people already know all these - but they were new to me:
First, a reminder that the center portion of our LR4s is 2 inches higher than the rated ground clearance. which is they they suggest taking rocks "down the middle".
Tim encouraged me to freely use the Terrain...
I've asked Tim if he could provide some pictures. He assured me that it won't impact the approach angle but I want to see it. You do need to remove the front bumper to install it. I'll tell Tim I'm getting questions which may motivate him even more to send pics.
The funny thing was (OK, not necessarily funny) that the usual weather problem at the Expo is apparently blowing dust due to the typically very dry weather in Arizona that time of year. The rain (and overnight snow) caught everyone off guard.
OK, David's question first. ;-) My route was as follows:
Left Denver Tuesday PM and drove to the Dewey Bridge campsite along Highway 128 and the Colorado River NE of Moab.
Wednesday morning I drove the Onion Creek Canyon trail and connected to the Thompson Canyon trail. I highly recommend...
I do get something similar from time to time when I'm wheeling - especially going through deep mud puddles where water will carry a tiny stone into the rotors. It happened this past weekend when driving a very muddy, wet trail with lots of large mud puddles. Tim Scully, a LR trainer, was with...
Just arrive home from Overland Expo. What a mess! Seriously, it was a good event but the weather definitely put the damper (or simply the "damp") on it. Thursday and Friday rain turned the open air event into a muddy, slippery bog with many people (not me fortunately) camping. I had gone...
Thanks! Nice packing job! Fortunately, I would only have one or two people. It does make things simpler. For this trip I used a waterproof kayaking bag for my sleeping bag and pad and it worked great. I also use one for my hiking gear already loaded in a small duffel. I could use that...
I like the Pelican brand boxes. But I would prefer that they not be as tall as what you have, mbw. And as you point out, the other larger Pelican boxes don't seem to have the right shape. I'll keep looking. I am thinking something about the size of an airline carryon would work for me. I...
Not too late as it is easy enough to pull apart later. It has been getting its first workout as I loaded it up for my drive to Overland Expo this week. It has been great though I did adjust the spacing of the crossbars to better position them under the middle of the two end sections. I had...
That looks very sharp, mow. And functional, too. Were I to go with a permanent rack some day a setup like this looks perfect. How do you like your Voyager sliders? I'm heading to Overland Expo this week and one of the things I want to check out are sliders.
There you go! That's the same lift I have, David. Except I don' use the "platform" that came with it. I just attache carabiners to my rack. But that has some complications I had to work through.
I am going the Yakima crossbars with the Yakima Load Warrior basket with the 18" extension route. I'll be trying waterproof bags used for canoeing and kayaking. But the stuff I put up their wouldn't all the I,packed by some moisture. I place a layer of clear plastic sheet up and over the front...
A transponder might work. They went to a little tag sort of like an RFID tag here. That's what hasn't been working. I think I may have the option to go back to a transponder.
I was one of those complainers Umberto referred to. I was investigating ways to replace it. Fortunately folks on this forum convinced me to give it some time. It took about a week to completely forget about it even at those low light times when the wires would be more noticeable. The heated...
Yes. Sorry. I should have been more clear. The sliding seats should appear in the totally new/different "Discovery" which will essentially be a larger version of the Discovery Sport (which you can view online) with, of course, some additional capabilities. My dealer said "2016" but that may...
So I am 5'8" and it works for me to lay out my pad and sleeping bag along one side of the cargo space floor. I can stretch out full length. But there is not much additional space on that floor. There still about a foot a distance to the back of the front seats if they are moved up. But that...
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