New Member from AZ (1 Viewer)

[PHX-GX]

Welcome!

I picked up my ‘25 OT+ from Bell back in Oct with a similar aftermarket setup and absolutely LOVE mine!

Sounds like we got similar Falken 35” tires and the wheels with my kit were from Fuel.

We’ve had no issues and all we get are compliments or folks asking about ours.

Enjoy your new head turner and let us know if/when you take it off-road!

Nice! Love the color (my original choice) and I like those wheels a lot.

I’m a total rookie when it comes to off-road coming from a BMW coupe, where I could barely cross a speed bump without bottoming out.

If you have any recs around town I’m interested. In the east nowadays but familiar with most of the valley, grew up north on the 17 around carefree hwy area more or less.

 

[PHX-GX]

Amzn vid shows installation, does it have velcro on the back to keep it attached to back of seat? Unsure how they stay attached other than bungie cord.

Yes there is Velcro to attach to the seat backs. Just align the holes with the pieces on the seats and stick it on. I’d recommend putting the seats down, much easier to align everything.

The Velcro is pretty decent, honestly I think it would hold the covers up on their own if needed.

 

[jmac]

Nice! Love the color (my original choice) and I like those wheels a lot.

I’m a total rookie when it comes to off-road coming from a BMW coupe, where I could barely cross a speed bump without bottoming out.

If you have any recs around town I’m interested. In the east nowadays but familiar with most of the valley, grew up north on the 17 around carefree hwy area more or less.

I am new as well - I have driven some nice rigs off road (including an H1 Hummer) but never my own vehicle.

For sure, not everyone thinks taking a brand new $100k rig off-road is smart, no matter what the capabilities are, but, I’ve been called worse

I took mine down to Maricopa to a trail called Top of the World - used OnX Offroad app to find the trail and just went for it.

That “summit” pic is fun because, I figured out later that the trail does not go where I ended up…I just saw someone one a dirt bike on top and drove up.

The funny part is: I reached the top in “Eco” mode (was having so much fun, I forgot to switch into one of the more capable drive modes! )

That trail definitely gives you chances to get some “pin stripes” along the trail but I escaped without any and trusted the “self-healing” PPF would cover the rest.

There are plenty of other trails that are easy and won’t leave you with any scratches on your new whip.

I haven’t hit them yet myself but I am pretty sure the Apache Trail is just a long dirt road with some amazing back country landscape and views.

That could be a great low risk, high reward option for getting yours officially dirty.