Pyrenees Off road Trek

Looking at the videos, it looks like it's mostly on made up tracks in dry conditions with the odd wash out and shallow river crossings. There's nothing there that a standard Jimny on road tyres couldn't do.

Upgrade the speakers! :lol:

I didnt think about that, a couple of 200watt dome Tweeters that should do the trick! :woohoo:

That would be an improvement yes :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

hello

ive taken my jimny to the Pyrenees twice and have thoroughly enjoyed it, who are you going with?

i went with waypoint tours both times hes really good he cooks all your food etc and as we have limited space,

all you really need is a good set of A/T tyres (not remolds) and i would buy a transferee box guard (and a tent)
as 90% of the tracks are steep and graveled but 10% are muddy or washed out with big axel twisters, but have spend 8 hours driving one lane was awsome.

any questions just ask?

Hi Lain, Thanks for the info, havent looked at Waypoint Tours site yet but will later today, did u need to do a 2in suspension lift or any other mods apart from AT Tyres and Trans Box Guard & did u find that standard Shocks are ok?. & is vehicle size a real problem, I havent purchased a Jimny yet still looking around, I keep asking myself is the Jimny going to be out classed out sized and at a real disavantage as the land rover is what most people seem to use, your input and any advice would be appreciated.