Do you have a craving for dirt and dust? If the answer is "Yes!" then keep reading.
You do not simply own an OffRoad Xterra. You enter a partnership. One full of exploration and unknown. When considering purchasing this stairway to heaven of a vehicle you must not not simply ask if it meets your qualifications, but do you must meet the Xterras? The Xterra is looking for a ride and die. An explorer of the offroad. Someone not lost in name brands, but focused on the practicality of the ride. If the type of person that finds yourself wondering the halls of Harbor Freight or backpacking the the curves of the Paria River. You've come the right place. Now on to the good stuff...

Full Picture Album: (copy & paste into browser to view 68 gorgeous shots) Includes scratches and issues

Modifications (in no particular order):
- Radflo Frontier / Xterra / Pathfinder 2.5-Inch Front Coilovers w/ Res
- Nissan Xterra Front Upper Control Arms by Z1 Off-Road
- Nissan Xterra Adjustable Rear Lift Shackles by Z1 Off-Road
- ARB / OME Frontier / Xterra Rear Nitrocharger Plus Shock
- Z1 Nissan Xterra '05-'15 Stainless Steel Brake Lines
- ARB Frontier / Xterra / Titan M226 Rear Differential Cover (installed by Little's Diesel Service, Kanab, UT)
- M226 Rear Differential Master Overhaul Kit by Yukon Gear (installed by Little's Diesel Service, Kanab, UT)
- OEM Frontier / Xterra M226 Rear Axle Shaft - E-Locker (replaced 2025; (installed by Little's Diesel Service, Kanab, UT)
- Z1 Offroad bolt on wheel spacers
- Nissan Xterra Shock Skids by Z1 Off-Road
- '05-15 Xterra Ditch Light Bracket With Hood Strut Combo by Z1 Off-Road
- Roof Rack Accessory Mounts
- Billet QuickFist Riser by Z1 Off-Road
- Nissan Xterra / Frontier Drop-In Air Filter by Z1 Off-Road
- 1.5 inch drivers seat riser
- Front Ditch lights
- Removed front sway bar links
- Baltic birch built-in storage cabinets (removable. I have the rear seats that can easily be put back in)

Maintenance:
Routine, scheduled oil changes. Fully synthetic. Xterra would accept nothing less.
Coolant flush (completed 2024)
Differential fluid (replaced 2025)
Transmission fluid change (replace 2025)
Drivers side CV Axle (replace 2023)
OEM Mass Air Flow (MAF) Sensor (replaced 2023)
OEM '05-'15 Nissan Xterra Rear Wheel ABS Sensor - Driver (replaced 2024)
OEM '07-'15 Nissan Xterra Air Bag Clock Spring Assembly (replaced 2023)

Things to Consider:
The car has scratches. Inside and out. She's a 2010 afterall. See the photo album above for closeups.
Check engine light. Its for the EVAP. If you are at all familiar with 2nd Gen Xterras you know this is a very common problem. I've replace the EVAP once before and the light return a year later. It causes not issues with drivability.
The car vibrates slightly at high speeds due to the mud tires. Common issue with cars modified for offroad.
Why am I selling my third love you ask? This can sadly be summed up in one word: Adulting. I am buying a small business that requires a pickup. Xterra and I no longer have common goals. She's born to explore and I need to keep more feet planted on cement.

Vehicle Reviews:
5 Stars: She takes you on a ride you will not forget. - Brent Housley, current owner