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Looks like you are from BC? I live in AB and I have 35" Nokian Hakkapeliittas studded for a couple winters and 33" stock KO2 for the first winter after I got my Jeep. I think the Nokian works a little better but not by much. My guess is because 35" is D rated and my jeep may be too light for it...

I was also debating between these two back to the days. I went with Clayton in the end. They both have good customer service as I emailed them both many times before I made my purchase. I have the Clayton 3.5 overland plus and its been awesome for two years! And I live in Alberta Canada here and...

I live with Canadian winter and have experienced with FWD (VW Golf GTi), AWD (Subaru STi, Evo X), RWD (BMW 135i, M3), 4x4 (Toyota Tundra). I have studded Nokians on all my vehicles and now my Jeep. I can tell you the Jeep is the worst to handle in winter compare to the rest probably due to the...

Me and my buddy both brought a set of 111 Nemsis. Quality looks good, mount and balance easy. Comes with removable protective rings. And you can't beat the price!

I ordered their oil pan skin plate and I am from Canada. Their shipping was really really fast! They DHL to me in less than 2 weeks! Faster than any company than I deal with local or from US! Do not have a chance to install it yet but the quality looks good to me.

Yea, Stud helps. My wife runs the non studded version on her Outback and the rest of my family all runs Nokian non studded lol.

I have the 35 inch instead of stock 33. 315/70/17 is what I have. And so far after some freezing rain and snow driving. This is the real deal. My buddy with Duratrac can't even go over 20km/h 4H on the same road which I can go at normal speed and brake fine.

I am from Edmonton Alberta, this year I finally decided on a set of 35inch Nokian Hakkapeliitta Lt3 studded. I was on KO2 for a year, and than Duratrac another year. However after my trip to banff mountains last winter there is no way I will drive out there again without a set of real winter...

Actually I am just looking for the same bamboo board replacement in case I damaged mine. I live in Canada here and that will cost me a lot more to order from Outback Adventure than any local store or Amazon. However I am not able to find anything yet.

I would like to know if anyone found a replacement for the cutting board? I am not able to find one that is similar in size. Thank you.

Because the dealership has to take the nut out to replace the steeling gear box. So there is a chance the tech forgot to torque it back to spec. The torque spec on that 42mm nut is 184 ft-lb.

Not sure if I posted here before or not. I had the right and left pull issue and what I found out that 42mm pitman nut was not torque to spec and it came lose and almost came out. After I torque it back and now it drives straight and no more pulling at all!

Built in Navigation usually a couple years behind. I prefer Apple Map or Google Map. Unfortunately map update usually not real time, not even close! So it might take a while before you see any updates.

Here is mind. 3.5" Clayton Lift and 35" Tires. I do not think it looks weird but I am sure some people won't like it. It handles fine and do give me an option to go bigger down the road.

After my TSB steeling box replaced by dealership. I experienced a lot of weird steeling issues. Like pulling to left or right, minor death wobble! I had been dealing with it and trying to figure out what is going on. Alignment checked, caster angle checked! In the end, I found out that the 42mm...

Since you mentioned you got the new steeling box. Might want to check that 42mm big nut is torque to spec! Mine was lose and I can turn it by hand! After I torqued it back to spec the steeling feel is night and day!

Here are a couple of 35in tires with Clayton 3.5. Initially I ordered the 2.5in lift kit but it was out of stock. I installed their 3.5in and it looks fine to me. I am sure its not for everyone but I am ok with it. I am sure 37in looks better :)

Mine is 2019 and I never ever receive any update since day 1 lol.

I have short arm for my iphone and mid length for my Samsung Tablet. The short arm do not move however the mid arm with tablet do vibrant a little bit.

I installed two sets of those carriers, myself and my buddy. Different size bolts have different torque spec so I am not sure which one you are referring to? Those bolts can break easy if you over torque it. I suggest you subtract 10 ft-lbs from what they suggested and go from there. And try to...