I know alot of people here have done some sort of lift and bigger tires to their ram. But I want to know who actually goes off roading in their truck? I am not talking about an occasional dirt road, I am talking real off roading. Mud, water, steep inclines, suspension flex, whatever.

Or is your truck a street queen and the lift and tires is just for looks?

If you do actually take your truck off road, where do you go? I like mud, but I hate the clean up, so I keep that on the occasional side, unless it is shallow. I mostly wheel sand when I am home is Az. Here in Texas, mud is pretty much all there is.

 

I've had my truck a little over a month now and all the off roading I've done is a gravel drive way.

 

Im in east tx, what part are you in?

I go 4 or 5 times a month. My friend has landwitha river on one side, and it floods a lotwhen it rains. Theres a few steep hills and a lot of mud holes about 1-2 foot deep. I also do a lot of fishing in private ponds and lakes that takes a 4wd to get there.

 

I take mine probably twice a week through mountain trails.I really wanna get this baby through the mud but we wont be seeing any rain for a while here in CA.

 

Man, AZ, this would have made a great poll question.
So I think I'll make it one...

https://dodgeforum.com/m_1269402/tm.htm

 

its only a 2wd so mine is for pure looks. 3" body and 2.5" level with 35" tires.....see some mud once in awhile but mostly a pavement queen. trash the 2wd's all you want, its my first car and i love it....does what i need....actually i dont even need a truck but i cant picture myself in a car lol.

 

4x4jon- I am in Central Tx. Killeen. Yeah thats right, Fort in the Hood. Texas is ok, but Killeen is junk.

 

hey man jus cuz we own 2wd dont mean we cant off road get a few buddies get a winch and some good tires and ull have a blast and be able to go almosst every where a 4x4 can

 

i have yet to get stuck and thats with some ****ty falken tires....im getting pro comp xtreme a/t so ill be able to clear more than before and like i said i have yet to get stuck.

 

Im in Nacogdoches, about 4 hours east of you. i dont like that area either. I've only been there a couple of times, but that was enough.

I agree.

Theres nothing wrong with having some fun in a 2wd. I spend most of my time in 2wd even when im in the mud. I just like having the 4wd in case i get somewhere that the 2wd cant handle.