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Sorry, what I meant to say is that I can run the Toyo’s at 65 psi on the paved road vs 90 or 110 PSI on the stock 19.5. Most of my driving will be on pave with some fire or gravel roads. Just that alone made a huge difference. Not sure it makes sense to air down those tires for off road (or...

Bottom pic shows stock on the RHS and new set up on Left. Lots of room between tires.

UPDATE - I wanted to provide the forum with an update on my decisions that were based on research and many conversations with forum members. The first thing I did was get the Overlander weighed. It was full of water and everything that we would usually carry (total weight was 15800). The best...

Where is the unit located?

Would you have the total weight of the truck and camper?

Do you have a supplier for 20 inch duallies? I’ve been looking.

Does anyone know who the company is? I may be interested in buying one once they are done.

Thanks for the heads up.

We are planning a trip from Atlantic Canada to Alaska and then Baja before heading to SA. This will give us the opportunity to do a proper shake down and figure out if the Ford is the proper option for the SA trip.

Thanks, this is great information and will look at their site.

Do you have any left with 7.3?

Should be fairly easy as they are manufactured in the US.

What size holding tanks for fresh and grey water?

I spoke numerous times with the rep at the plant who was super helpful. I had the same concerns about lack of reviews and he was kind enough to put me in touch with an actual owner. After speaking with an actual owner, we decided to purchase the next day. This is a secondary RV for us, we also...

I purchased mine from Fraserway in Nova Scotia Canada. They have locations all across Canada. https://www.fraserway.com/

Thanks for the advice. Are you running these Bilstein's on any F550 by any chance?

We actually considered a F450 with a Host Mammoth truck camper, this one was close to us and decided to jump on it. Great layout! Will be adding more fresh water and diesel capacity to the unit.

So I have decided to stick with the 19.5 stock wheels and tire size, just can't justify spending 12k for DBL set up and end up with worse MPG and short tire life for this trip. Will be adding Sumosprings front/rear and replacing the OEM shocks. Now just need to decide on which shocks, I am...

Correct, the tour guide to South America is recommending 2 spares. I was thinking of having 1 mounted and one loose.

The pass-through is actually larger when the booth slide is out but I can fit in either opened or closed. We bought ours about a month ago and paid approx. 135k USD. It only had 11,000 miles.