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(1) more use for blue tarps. Very nice pic.

Will this tire and rim combination fit at stock 2000 pathfiner. 15"x7" 6bolt chrome rims with 235/75/15 My current tire size is 255/65 R16 Will the new one clear the brakes and not rub the body.

Is this a suspension lift or just repacing the shocks, coils, and struts with new ones?

My fenders are the same. The flares get filled with mud, snow , sand and ice and it just starts to eat away the metal because if holds the moisture in. Not the best design.

I think I have posted this before but since it caused my mileage to suck - check your tire pressure.

Have I seen that video some where before.

An "antenna" in the windshield, on a 92. Technology, I just can't keep up.

I have to correct my spelling "climate" not climent" :coffee!:

I'll take a guess. Since the vehicle is a 92 it maybe an element to defrost the windshield in colder climents. If I am wrong what could happen?

The guy takes a good pic.

Lets try this again. Sorry it should be 255/65 R16, all I can find are AT's in this size.

I would just keep your bumper on until you scrap it off.

Like the topic says - can you get 265/55 R16 mud terrains. All I have seen are oversized tires. Have you seen a close match to this size?

Good day. I have had problems approching steep hills, my 2000 pathfinder's front bumper bottoms out. (No money to put on an aftermarker bumper.) How hard is it to remove/install if I wanted to do it myself. I have seen photos of guys running the trails with their Nissan front bumper removed.

Welcome aboard!

Thanks Dowser I'll check it out. I will ask Pezz about the calender later.

Hi Everyone Love my Path , I can't believe what a solid 4x4 can do. It's not great on gas if you have tips let me know.