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I loved the slow sidey. Hoping to do it when I get a chance again The soft mounds of sand at the end were something else!

@GauravSoni I am not able to see the convoy order.

Congratulations @Diego. Keep the blue Raptor roaring

Amazing ride @Luke K P. Loved the long slideys. i am waiting for the old lady dune

Good morning. I am not feeling well. I won’t be able to make it to the drive.

A new kind of drive with @Emanuel; quite technical, weaving around the bushes Loved those long and high climbs.

Congrats @Mahesh_ I am looking forward to more drives with you and learning more about Jeeps (Your inbuilt compressor was really cool)

If reaching the white sands itself was an adventure, spending time in the bowls albeit involuntarily was another level of adventure. Thanks to everyone for helping me out multiple times Special shout out to the leads for the higher paced drive

Oh boy! Reaching the meeting point itself would be one adventure

Congrats @Zahid Sharif See you in the sands next week!

Congrats buddy! See you on the next drive!

Thanks Doc for an amazing drive. Driving in the night is a whole new experience!

@Ale Vallecchi Apologies. I thought this drive was on Sunday. Since I am going on the Friday night drive, I wont be able to join this drive. Please remove me from Manage.

@essam ibrahim@Mahesh_ Thank you very much!

Thanks @Luke K P Looking forward to drives with you.

@Herman G Thanks! That's one cool pic!

Thanks Herman!

Thanks Zulfi. Looking forward to drives with you

Thank you everyone! I am looking forward to more learning and also contribute to the community.

Thanks for another wonderful ride.

Another wonderful drive. No off road drive can be complete without shovelling 😁

Another great experience.

I too was in a dilemma to switch to 265/70/R17 or 265/65/R17. The 70 tyres do rub the plastic cladding on the behind when turned full and the car is on incline. I have changed by front bumper so there will be no rubbing at the front. I went to two garages. One went the whole hog; remove the plastic bits and also do a chop job behind the plastic cladding. Another workshop recommended removing the plastic cladding alone and it should suffice. Both said once the car is lifted, all of these issues will be sorted. I chose to go with 65 but from an aesthetic point of view, 70s looks much cooler as it fills the wheel well. 65s are made in Japan and they do not have the white decals. They are black on both sides. Since its a recommended size by Toyota, its more widely available. 70s are made in Thailand. They have white decals on one side and slightly harder to source compared to 65s