This is making this vehicle a little less intimidating size wise for my wife. She is 5'5"
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. This is very helpful for those who haven’t experienced it in person yet. And remembering it’s on 35’s with a couple inches of lift also leaves some room to lower it for more typical non-off-road driving
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Do we know is 31 going to the the smallest tire options? I know they said 31, 33 and 35 but is that all we know so far?Canna-is there an “M”
Maybe I’m wrong then but I thought I saw 31 somewhere. I know they said it could hold 37s too.I don't remember seeing the 31" option.
I was thinking they said 18’s with 33’s then 35’s and ability to do 37’s but SM never said if they would offer the 37’s or just set up for aftermarket with needing a lift or saw-zaw to fit the 37’s under the wheel archI don't remember seeing the 31" option.
And it’s currently on 20s right now, right? So many numbers!
I didn’t remember hearing able to fit 37s, but I certainly hope that’s the case. I was sure I’d be happy going from 33s to 35s on my current vehicle, but suddenly it doesn’t feel like enough.
If you happen to remember where that was mentioned could you share?
Okay my husband has a lots of pictures that compare similar things in the Traveler and Terra. First we have compass area. The headliners are different. Traveler has the dark plaid patterned headliner. Terra light grey headliner.
Headliner pictures.
Headliner pictures.
I really like the plaid patterned headliner but I want the interior to be lighter. Don’t want to feel like I’m driving in a cave. I’m planning on getting the glass roof. If a lighter plaid patterned headliner could be an option that would be great.
Looks like the rear view mirror will also have the backup camera in it. By the way that it looks.
The plaid headliner is a must. Looks great. More nice photos, Thanks.
I like the frameless design, and it is thicker than most. Could be a backup camera. We shall see.
I’m only guessing that because it has the smoked black ring around which normally signals a screen.
That really comes with the frameless design, you are seeing the edge of the glass. My current Lincoln mirror has the same appearance. However, it is not a backup camera mirror, and the housing is thinner.
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