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Ground Clearance

DPC
DPC Member Posts: 6
in Trailer & Towing
Hi! I’m looking at a 2018 320s which is not a Boondock. While I’ve so far always been in state parks and such I still wonder about the clearance. Am I overthinking this? It appears to be in good condition and I’d like an inspection, if checks out it’s a good deal. But I do think about the clearance thing. Thanks.
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  • ScottG
    ScottG Administrator Posts: 5,655
    edited August 2025
    I have the same model. I've never had a problem in state parks or on gravel roads--even those with modest potholes. Just drive slowly and deliberately. T@Bs--Boondock or otherwise--are not really designed for true off-roading.
    I'm not sure about the 2018s, but my 2015 came with the spare tire mounted underneath the back. Not only was it awkward to access, IIRC it could potentially drag a bit when navigating sharp dips (paved or not). An early mod for many owners was to relocate the spare to the tongue.
    2015 T@B Max S (320)
    2015 Nissan Frontier SV V6 4x4
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  • DPC
    DPC Member Posts: 6
    Thanks ScottG. Yeah the spare on this one has been put on the tongue already. That rear spot is low!
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