Yeah, The guys at the hunting club at the end of the road kept saying "Who's the brave soul with the BMW, we don't even drive that road in the camp trucks"... but they have a paved road option with a floating pontoon dock that gets pulled back and forth across the bayou for the 4 wheelers etc.

In the future the michelin energys on the 18's will get swapped out for aggressive all terrains or basic mudders, but for now I'm gonna park at the front of the road and use the 3 wheeler to get my stuff back there.

And jaybo12, the 20" wheels would have done ok offroad, better than the 18" low profiles from the 6 series. I went through the sams stuff with the 20" wheels 2 weeks ago, when it was 20 degrees down here! (the low area of the land that holds water had 1/2" of ice on it!) The main problem I had with the 20's was that they would hold mud in them throwing it off balance really bad, so I had to scrape that mud out of the rims before getting on the highway since the camp doesn't have water yet and the car washes were frozen/closed.

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