Did some real light mud slinging/trail riding today at Cavalier Wildlife...

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Did some real light mud slinging/trail riding today at Cavalier Wildlife Management Area. All of the trails are gated and closed except for one. Other than that, there are a handful of muddy areas that you can do some slinging in. I don't have mud tires for my RRS yet, though, so that's all fine by me.

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Hangten30 Thats a beaut to be wheelin' in! Wheres are these trails at? You should add them in the trail database! Or send me the details 7 years ago

VBOffRoadN Hangten30 Cavalier Wildlife area is on the map! I've never been out there tho... 7 years ago

VBOffRoadN Goins2754 Are you looking into mud terrains? What kind? Do they make any lifts for the Range Rover, or any way to step up your tire size? 7 years ago

Goins2754 VBOffRoadN I think I'm going to have to buy all-terrains because of my wheel size (I can't find full mud terrain tires in my size). I have 20" wheels because I have huge brakes. And the lift is something called Johnson Rods that just extend the air suspension an extra 2.5" when in off-road mode. According to their website, I should be able to run up to a 33" size tire. A guy on a LR forum recommended to me some Nitto Grappler 265/55r20s that look pretty good. 7 years ago

cmulrich10 Nittos are awesome tires. A bit heavy, but really nice off road. 7 years ago

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