That's cool, I use OnX all the time and it's a great tool but OnX and Toyota should coordinate and allow more management of the program from the infoscreen.
The infoscreen is different than on your phone or PC, it doesn't show any saved waypoints or allow you to measure distances, see saved...
Getting ready to leave Thursday for 6 days in SPROUL STATE FOREST to do some off roading and camping.
Redesigned my water jug mounts to eliminate some movement I had with just the mount without a plate. It's sturdy now...
Don't really understand the purpose, what are you using the handles for? Aesthetics? The entire roof rack has an edge to grab on to. I've loaded all kinds of stuff even including my spare and never thought, wish I had a handle to grab.
IMHO, unless it's for aesthetics, save the cash for useful...
Good comparis
No offense, and at one time I'd agree, and if your using it on a regular basis in the most severe applications go ahead and spend the money. But if your using it on a mid size SUV occasionally to snatch yourself or buddy out of a mud hole these new kinetics are more than enough...
Those prices for a light suv recovery set are insane. Much more economical recovery gear that will hold up just fine.
I've had great success with the Fiery Red kinetic line products
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Can't speak to the WOLFBOX jumpbox with compressor, but I got the standalone WOLFBOX jumpbox and it has worked flawlessly, holds a charge a long time and is easy to store on board.
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I actually didn't use my lockers on that climb but I probably should have, my rear just caught on the top of the rock, repositioned a little and ran right up it.
Simple roof rack tire carrier from Amazon, I did put small pieces of adhesive backed rubber strips where the tire lays against the rack. Worked great, didn't loosen in probably 400 offroad miles yet. It is loud with the sunroof open at hgwy speeds tho...