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03-14-2015, 05:46 PM
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Their were some guys that took a Z3 M coupe up the Dempster Hwy and all around yukon territory. All they had was a flat tire, and they had two spare tires on a huge yakima basket rack.
It's over at expeditionportal.com. I think an X5 should be able to handle itself. But spare parts would be a good idea to bring (outer axle joints, boots, steering parts, and tire service kits. as well as any filters and fluids) I've done 85k miles offroad in a 2001 4runner all around that area and northern Alaska (north slope) and Central America/Mexico. 
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03-24-2015, 08:52 PM
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Took the 20's off today and put on the 265/60/18's. Went up from 28.7" diameter to 30.5" diameter. The speedometer is exactly correct now. Pic is with an F-15.
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