moab

Set of 5 OEM rims taken off my 2004 TJ Rubicon. $250 Local Pickup in the central Ohio, Columbus area.

We had a great family trip to Moab with some light wheeling here and there. Overall an epic spring break trip that the kids will remember. The LJ did great, until about 15 minutes ago. Went to go see some friends in Grand Junction last night, and on the way back to Moab (and hopefully Pagosa) I...

Just looking to link up with any members who might be at EJS this year (2025). I will be there April 13-19!

I will be making my first trip to Moab the first week of April. I will be heading out there with a pack of side by side guys. I think I will mostly be riding in their side by side but will also tow my TJ out there. I am hoping some Moab locals or others that have wheeled there can give me a few...

Bought these before deciding I prefer the 05–06 style better. They appear to be aftermarket, with quality-control stickers dating in the 20-teens. I for one could not tell until I saw the stickers. I have 5. Willing to sell as a set or individually. Let's say $65 each if selling...

Selling this set of 4 Moab OEM wheels. Note the rims are the old style (without the double curve). Bought these 2 years ago thinking I would use them, but still haven't touched them. Physically good condition, though some paint chips and scratches that could be repaired. Unfortunately I don't...

I'm ready to let go of this set of five stock Moab wheels with 285/75-R16E BFG KM2 tires. Some wheels have smudges, but no gouges. They all balance up just fine. They were on my 2006 LJR and I rotated all five. There's a bit of cupping just started, but they've worn pretty flat across and the...

Have a set of 5 16x8 Moab wheels with 32” Mudstar MTs mounted. Tires have about 1500 miles on them. Spare has no wear. Tires are 265/75-16. The spare is the newer Moab wheel. The other 4 are the older Moab wheel. theres some curb rash on one wheel and some minor scrapes here and there. Overall...

I finally finished part 3 of my Utah trip, coming back out from Hoorsehoof to Elephant Hill.

If you go to Moab, I would highly recommend Elephant Hill. There's only a few challenges along the way but it's a pretty dynamic trail with a lot to offer. I'd say a big bonus is reserving a camp site (we did Hoorshoof, which is the furthest back and most isolated).