92SEPathFindr

...Good people here! Share photos when you can (imgur works very well). Cheers.

Update on the tires... On the way out, creosote root through the sidewall... Road Hazard replaced the tire after I paid $40 for mounting/balance and reinstate the Road Hazard.

Welcome! Add photos if and when you can. I was using Photobucket to do that but they changed their policies and now want $40 a month... not gonna happen. So, use another service to add photos here. I heard imgur is good but haven't tried them yet myself. Good luck with your Pathy!!

to the club!!

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Good to know. Hankook also has a MT (Mud Tire) which I was looking at but I think they would have been overkill and noisy on the highways. These seem very appropriate for my needs which includes a lot of off road travels. Thanks for the feedback and take care..

Thanks, they are great and nice on the highway. No noticeable humming. If price wasn't a concern, I would have went with 1st) Goodyear Duratrac with Kevlar and 2nd) BFG TKO. Still these are great. I'll will report here any problems I find. Best wishes!

Thanks for the feedback guys. My spare(s) saved from the rear wheels will do for now in a pinch yet they are tired and weaker than the four I just purchased. I still like the idea of a fifth tire and plan to get one before the first rotation which the tire shop said should be in 4-5K miles. These new tires are a step or two up in toughness from what I was running and I really like them and the way they behave on the streets. Haven't been off-road in them yet but it will be nice. The four tires out the door, swapping out my old spare with one of the "new" ones, and an alignment job was $625.00 total. Take care all.

...Well, eight months later and I made the decision and bought four Hancook Dynapro AT-m tires and keep my two best older tires as spares (one is on the tailgate rack now.) I'm am very happy with them especially compared to the more street tires (West-lakes) I had on. I'll report back if I have problems with them... Cheers all!

Nice ride!

Very nice Pathfinder!

Hey, I appreciate your input guys. I probably will not keep the center cover pieces on anyways. Thanks for the help.

I have a 1992 SE 5 speed manual. Do you know are the lego wheels different size/dimension/offset etc. from fronts to rears? My fronts have a different center part which says, "Automatic Free Running Hub" and the rears do not. My goal is to have a total of six wheels and tires all the same and the stock wheels and 31X10.5X15 tires are fine for me. I'm planning to add two legos to my original four so I will have two spares which I will rotate in. How would you rotate the two spares in and at what mileage? Also, which years had lego wheels stock and are there differences in fitment between these years. Thanks for the help/advice.

I like all the choices and things you have done to your Nissan. Great looking and solid rig you have! I have a 92 as well but mine is completely stock now. How or does the Warn Premium Manual Locking Hubs change things and what is their advantage? Thanks.

Sam! Happy Trails!

Good luck on the project. Add photos when you can. Cheers

Nice ride!

Great photos and Pathfinder!

aboard!