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Zero so far, but that may be because I’ve have had one of your competitors products on my windshield for the past 15,000 miles. It’s done the job and protected the windshield from chips/cracks, but the film has so many scratches I’ve been looking for another option.

Here a few more pictures from the trip to Moab Delicate Arch in Arches National Park View of the La Sal Mountains as we were headed down Long Canyon, which is a great route to get back to Moab if your near Canyonlands National Park Along Hurrah Pass on the way to Chicken Corners

We spent the first night at Airport C and the second night at White Crack. Both were beautiful scenery, but White Crack is probably the best campsite on White Rim Road. It’s about a mile off the main trail with only the one site. The views are almost 360 degrees of the canyons and the La Sal...

As far as the “rivers” It was raining all morning and continued as we were headed out to the trail, causing some temporary flooding. All of the “rivers” were completely dry by the next day. And none were difficult to cross at all wet or dry. Tire noise, I’m probably not the best judge as my...

37 inch General Grabber X3

Spent a couple of nights camping on White Rim Road trail in Canyonlands National Park outside Moab, Utah the last week of October. Easy trail, but amazing scenery along the nearly 100 mile journey. It rained almost 1/2 an inch on the day we got into town , which resulted in a lot of unexpected...

Scenic overlook off Potash Road outside Moab

2.5inch Clayton springs, track bars, sway bar end links, fox shocks and Evo front lower and rear upper control arms

Scenic overlook on Last Dollar Road outside Telluride, CO

37x12.5 General Grabber x3 Suspension is a combination of 2.5 inch Clayton springs, track bars, bump stops and end links with Evo control arms We only aired down to 17-18 psi, so not sure how they’d do at lower pressure

In Moab on Seven Mile Rim Trail between Monitor and Merrimack Buttes

Method 703

Outside Moab on the Shafer Trail

Spent the day around Ouray, CO. Here’s a pic on Ophir Pass