About to kansas from ca

Drive in a week with 310k its a great running truck. . Wish me luck!

 

Goodluck

 

Good luck!

 

You got it! Good luck!!

 

Good luck! Check the tire pressures, engine oil and coolant once or twice. Download some podcasts and music. Hydrate. There's beautiful country on the route, consider getting off the interstate and onto curvy, hilly two lane roads if you have time. Enjoy.

FWIW, YMMV.

 

Best of luck to you and have a great time! If you run into a talking scarecrow and tinman that's when you know you're no longer in Kansas.

 

East CO and West KS are the worst. Get some podcasts ready. At least your going downhill with the wind.

 

I’ve never been out that far. Is it just flat and straight?

 

Godspeed and good luck! I'm over 350K and recently did a long trip (about 1600 miles I think?) with zero problems. I'll be taking it from CO to the U.P. of MI round trip in August and not worried bit. Great truck for long trips IMHO. My basic advice: Check your fluids along the way, keep an eye on the gauges, carry a scan tool, and make sure the spare has air.
Doesn't hurt to have a Triple A card as well. Dew it!

 

There are some rolling hills but yeah, it is definitely big sky country. It is almost always dead and dry. The wind can be really terrible. Don't follow any semis that have animals.
There are a lot of cafos out there and wind farms.

 

You may have to dodge twisters...........

 

Also... don't forget your wallet. Cruise set at 83 on I-80 will guzzle gas, but worth it.

 

Take some water and snacks just in case the Tun.... Never mind these things never break down...

 

Im going to west kansas , i got a house there need to paint and put some tiles.

Thank you guys

 

Oh man. Hays?

 

A small town next to hill city. About 45min east of hays. Where are you from?

 

Why is it the worst? Ive driven from denver airport to kansas a couple of times

 

Good karma

 

Every time I have passed through there it was really windy and really dry. I am sure there are nice areas with trees but I did not see them.