You gotta get them something like this, so their feet can breathe.

My wife is a snack master; on road trips we’ll have everything from crackers, dried fruit and jerky, to sliced apples, peanut butter and fresh berries. One thing she really likes are the Hippeas, which are like cheeto puffs, but made with chickpeas. I didn’t like them at first, but they’ve grown on me.

I have my wife look at the satellite image of gas stations and potential lunch spots to verify they’re equipped to handle our (relatively small) 25' trailer. But my sister and brother in law with his 32' fifth wheel have been doing it for a long time with similar results. So far we’ve been pretty successful.

I have a great backup camera on my ‘18 F150. I want one on the very back of my 25 foot long, 8 foot wide and 12 ft tall travel trailer I can’t see through. When backing into storage or camping spot, it’s nice to be able to see what’s immediately behind me. Especially when there are kids and dogs around. 

I have a great backup camera on my ‘18 F150. I want one on the very back of my 25 foot long, 8 foot wide and 12 ft…

Does anyone have any experience with this? How would this work as a travel trailer camera? 

Does anyone have any experience with this? How would this work as a travel trailer camera? 

“Hit the trails” with your face on this Not a mountain bike. 

“Hit the trails” with your face on this Not a mountain bike. 

Wow, they’re really going for the nostalgia of the old one.

Thank you for putting this in there.

I just saw one of these on the road, same color, and man does it have presence. I had to learn to like the old one, but this new Conti is gorgeous out of the gate.

I’m 36 and currently have $115k in my 401k and another $50k in my IRA along with another $120k in an investment fund. I started my 401k when I was 21 and have been putting in at least 5% of my income since. Granted, I borrowed from it a few times (don’t do that) and changed companies once. Now that I’m older and…

Wheel and tire combined, maybe, the wheel itself is probably around 40-50 pounds. But OP did an average. Considering all the sedans shown, we’re probably looking at around 20-30 pounds per wheel there.

HEY! Dodge guys are fully aware that their trucks are shit... they’re just usually cheaper. 

Considering his inability to hit a target, my guess is his eyes are terrible thus leading me to conclude he’s a Chevy guy.

I guess they should’ve learned how to DODGE!

Objectively you are wrong.

This is my buddies K-Miata Swapped Exocet (K24). The car weighs about 1,600 pounds. This was from our trip to Laguna Seca... I have never experienced anything like the kind of raw insanity in my life. Here’s a video from Streets of Willow before he finished all the tuning and upgraded the suspension.

I’m pretty sure it was more closely related to the 2G Eclipse. Had the same dashboard, I know that for sure. 

When merging in Los Angeles traffic, if you don’t assert yourself you’ll often times have to stop or be thrust into a guard rail. Until all cars are communicating with each other and autonomous a more aggressive driving style is the only way to survive in a lot of situations. 

between 10^67-to-10^100 years from now. 

Come on! Lemme get a little “Road Rash”!