The "Milky Way" test of a boondocking site
I know there are many definitions of boondocking, and that is a good thing. But here is one possible test -- if you are not in a campground and you can see the Milky Way under clear skies, you are re...
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carl2591 wrote:profdant139 wrote:
RWD, we have been near the racetrack, but not all the way out there -- the ranger told us not to go because the road would slice up our tires! We have since learned that he was being too cautious -- I have heavy duty all terrain tires on my truck, which really should be able to handle the sharp rocks.
By the way, someone recently captured the moving rocks on time lapse video, for the first time --it turns out that the rocks slide on thin sheets of ice, pushed by the wind:
Watch the rock in the center!
other than good heavy duty all terrain tire did you need 4 wheel drive to get there.. also what type of tires you run on the truck.
Saw some toyo ata outback? tires on a truck today and they look a good all terrain tire for sure.
4WD was handy. Don't think I required it. Helped when driving slow up some inclines with loose rocks. Wasn't required at 70mph on the wash board areas. Probably not required unless you continue past the Race Track, and at that point you probably want a Jeep.
