I'm new to this and have been exploring the pilgrims way and Bluebell Hill in my tin top Vit.

Anymore updates?

crafty bleeders!!! I know down this way permits are issued to people who live along these restricted byways and if they work there etc. Other than that, you have no business on them in a 4X4 :screwy: Yep, perfectly acceptable for recreational use. It's there for all to read. You see, I'm not tellin...

Anton wrote:I think moleman might join us if we organise a sussex based laning expedition. Who'd be up for that?

I'm near Maidstone and
would happily travel or a fun afternoon out

No idea you needed a permit to go green laning...well, you don't round here anyway. Your Vit will be fine if it's just mild laning, but for a bit of piece of mind fit mud terrain tyres...and have fun! Yep, byway permits for the restricted lanes. They're free. I have MUDs on it so hopefully should b...

Good evening folks. Having removed my excessively wide alloy wheels and flared wheel arches, I have now fitted steels to my Vitara Jlx and I'm interested in applying to Maidstone council for a byways permit for some greenlaning experience. Firstly, has anyone got experience of the byways covers by m...

donkeychomp wrote:ebay 251490436545

£250?? I have a set you can have for free...

Lol. Would have thought an auction would have been a better idea then £250

Does anyone have any spare wheel nuts available for a vitara?

Also I have the wheel arches to go along with the fatboy alloys I've taken off. Is there much of a demand for these wheels?

I recently brought a set of steel wheels from a breakers yard an was given a bag with the heel nuts in. Just fitted h wheels today to find I'm 6 nuts short!, does anyone know where I could get some more locally?
Thanks
Keith