Red Lightning
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My wife and I just purchased this LR4 that will be replacing my FJ Cruiser. Really looking forward to making a road trip out west in this beast and putting it through the paces!
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Autbond
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What kind of wheels are these? I have looked high and low and cannot find them.
jwest
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LOL Land Rover factory 20's - probably just look in the accessories catalogue or dealer parts counter.
Autbond
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Actually they aren't just your everyday factory 20" wheels, obviously I looked at all of those...
They are off of the 25th anniversary LR4 so that explains why they were so hard to find.
XLR8TOR
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Just a bit of camping near Devil's Tower....
roverhockey
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Autbond
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What kind of trailer hitch luggage rack are you using? Do you like it? I am needing to get one for beach trips.
DaJammer
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A few friends and I spent Saturday at the Rowher Flat OHV area outside of Santa Clarita, CA. I've had my LR4 out in the desert and in the snow this past year and have been impressed thus far with its abilities. But my day out on these trails really blew me away with how capable this truck is. Prior to the LR4 I would get out on the trails with my Toyota FJ Cruiser (running proper AT tires and 3" lift). So I'm not new to wheeling. And while I have no doubt my FJ could have run the same trails, the no fuss and comfort by which the LR4 did it was just nuts.
It was also really the first time I was able to fully utilize the 2-speed transfer case and the various terrain settings. I did get some strange looks from guys in their lifted trucks, lockers, and AT tires, etc. Cause after all, I'm in a stock LR4 riding on 20" wheels. At one point on the trail, a guy was watching as I was coming up a steep, rocky incline, and as I went by I waved and said "Hello." He motioned further up the trail and said "You're taking that (pointing at my truck) up there?" "Sure, that's what these things are built for" I replied.
Prior to my purchase, and during my research phase of car shopping, I read many articles about the capabilities of the LR4. But reading about it vs doing it gives you a whole new perspective of what a magnificent vehicle we are lucky enough to own!
It was also really the first time I was able to fully utilize the 2-speed transfer case and the various terrain settings. I did get some strange looks from guys in their lifted trucks, lockers, and AT tires, etc. Cause after all, I'm in a stock LR4 riding on 20" wheels. At one point on the trail, a guy was watching as I was coming up a steep, rocky incline, and as I went by I waved and said "Hello." He motioned further up the trail and said "You're taking that (pointing at my truck) up there?" "Sure, that's what these things are built for" I replied.
Prior to my purchase, and during my research phase of car shopping, I read many articles about the capabilities of the LR4. But reading about it vs doing it gives you a whole new perspective of what a magnificent vehicle we are lucky enough to own!
