Canadian Nissan Truck Club

Thanks for the quick replies... On the front, I noticed two metal loops underneath the stock bumpers, which are attached to the body frame (I think that should be it). On the rear, I don't have any hitch receiver... so there is pretty much no effective recovery points at the back. Should I be worrie...

I read in the forum that each vehicle should have recovery points before being allowed to go offroad. I have a 2000 Nissan pathfinder... I can't seem to be able to find the recovery points at the back of the vehicle. Is it the one below the rear bumper? Also, I read in other discussion boards regard...

Ohh... its just some random nickname that I have been using when playing games online. Back then, I just thought it rhymes. I have been using it since I was fifteen and having figured out using different usernames would create too much hassle, I stick with it in both games and forums.

Alright... thanks!!!

By the way, what do you mean by the "teeth"?

I am running mudtires all year round too, it works great in snow... it helps a lot with acceleration (ur tire wont spin as much, i notice) and cornering (the fishtail/ skid is less likely to occur when i go on 2wd on the snowy carpark) but it seems there is not much difference on braking as compared...

Thanks for the replies, everyone!!! I'll pay closer attention to the event posts...

Hey, My name is Andrew and I live in downtown Toronto. And a little bit about me... I am an international student and am finishing up my last semester at UofT in Chemistry. Currently, I own a 2000 Nissan Pathfinder SE. Unfortunately, the car is mostly stock and the only upgrade I have done on her is...

Hey, I was referred to this club by Dave from National 4WD Burlington (Not sure if you guys know him). This was in December 2008 when I needed to replace my all season tires. I became interested in mudtires (due to its looks) and the idea of offroading came to my mind. So having purchased a set of m...