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Gotta love the internet experts that are desperate to chime in with shit they really know nothing about LOL

Got your DM and thought I would post up my response here just so that others can read it as well. That said, I don't know exactly what you're feeling or how bad or not so bad it really is BUT, a soft pedal is totally normal with a set of Dynatracs or at least, on a JK. Based on what I'm hearing...

It’s the end of June, it was in the 80s just yesterday but for some reason, today feels like fall is in the air 🤔

First real wild fire of the season or at least, that’s near to us.

What DirtHeadDavis said, both. Articulating and rubbing is NOT the concern. You need to look at your tire diameter as being the final gear in your drive train. The bigger it is, the more effort is needed to get it to turn. Think about when you ride a bicycle with gears and then from a stop, try...

Weight is not a concern. Tire diameter is. That said, 33's will cause a little power loss but not enough to warrant a re-gear.

With that said, don't ever get suckered into getting a store credit card to get a discount on a purchase. That'll ding you too and sometimes, by quite a bit.

This is better with your sound on LOL

Another Costco find, Bushwood Long Ball and wow… it’s pretty damn good.

Ok - not a bird cam but had a Say’s Phoebe hang out in front of one our security cams and got this pic.

Ooo, Costco find 👍🏻

For sure, that shit pisses me off too.

The tire weight thing is absolutely insanely stupid. It’s literally on another level gay and totally a product of people spending way too much time reading the nonsense posted on social media.

This may have been posted already but people in big motorhomes or worse, trucks pulling long trailers that park right in the middle of a crowded lot and making it hard for everyone else to get around. Of course, this instead of parking at the back of the lot where nobody is. This shit really...

Just installed the new Rock Jock forged steering stabilizer tie rod clamp (y)

Sorry for not seeing this sooner. No mount, just putting an ARB in the back as needed. I just strap it down if I'm going wheeling.

He already has a set of 5 new tires at home. He just didn’t have enough time to get them installed before the trip. Needless to say, this patched tire will be disposed of.

Don't kid yourself, there are tons of dummies out there already and even more that run without a spare. I can almost guarantee you that most of these dummies won't have the know how or the means to install this patch correctly and they won't be able to get 10 feet before it fails again.

now that’s what I call pizza cutters