I find 4Doors to be absolutely hideous abominations without 37s... but without real Cherokees anymore I understand the market for them. But it's so nice to watch videos of 2dr JL's doing their thing for once. Everyone seems scared to buy a true Wrangler, because they don't want to sacrifice their oversized SUV capabilities.
Top of the world trail is definitely a must do trail in Moab. I loved it, both times i got to drive my Jeep to the top. Camped out on the way up the 2nd time. Amazing views! Thanks for the video
Nice! I was in the area about 1-1/2 months ago for 3 days of easy wheeling with my new '24 Colorado ZR2 (700miles on the clock). I'm a total noob, so, I definitely wouldn't have wanted to take that route! In fact, I may never want to do anything that difficult, I think I'm more of an overlanding guy. I went thru Onion Creek and continued up hideout Canyon to the top, and that was sketchy enough for me! The ZR2 did everything like it was nothing, I'm just happy I didn't do anything stupid, especially since I always go out solo. Nice vid!
These tires are awesome I have a set on my wrangler tj and I've had them for 8 years now and they still look almost new and I live in Minnesota and they are awesome in the snow. I've got almost 50,000 miles on them and still a lot of tread left on them and I had one flat on of the tires and that was just a couple of months ago after 7 1/2 years of having them. I do plan on getting these tires again either this fall or next year.
04:34 a bit of advice, pay off your vehicle first if you are scared to mess it up on the trail. Jesus. 07:50 terrible fucking spotters. If you see the rig is gonna drop on the bumper at least stack a few rocks under the tire. Woulda saved the headache.
I have to say, you're the first podcaster I've seen to point out the benefits of having a C-load rated tire. I only found out about it by word of mouth after driving several years on an E rated tire. This is an important, and much overlooked, topic and needs to be discussed more, especially for new jeepsters who may only know about tire sizes. Thank you.
My 95 Grand Cherokee (stock) will NEVER be climbing rocks. Nor dowe have a lot of sand here in the Pacific Northwest. It's mostly Forest Service roads with two track spurs that can be a little sketchy back in there. It has a 3" lift and 30x9.50 KO2's on it and does everything I need just fine. Great tires.
Says who? A corrupt to the core tyranical government, or some neighbor who thinks they own public land? These are public lands being paid for with tax dollars. If you block me from accessing MY property that I pay for, I'm going over thru or around it every time.
There is a Recon, like this, for sale where I live. I do like it. I want to wait to see the 2024 Jeeps, coming out in April 2024. Wait and see I guess.
What route rating could a person with a decade of experience driving cars on paved roads but no experience off pavement expect the least expensive Wrangler with no options and no modifications to negoatiate with no damage other than minor body damage such as the damaged bumper shown in this video?
Great video sir. You mentioned having 285/70/17's are you running a lift with those size tires? Plan on putting some of these on my daughters 2014 JK with just a leveling kit.
I got a 97 Jeep Laredo AWD 5.2 V8. I took the back seats out and its just enough room for my 6'2 ass to be able to lay down in 😂. I love going off roading and camping in crazy spots!!
At about 40 seconds in I laughed my behind off as you say, "Here, I'm going along a road..." It's really hilarious... I can just see a regular middle class dude in the suburbs driving his Lexus and watching and thinking.... That ain't no road... I live in MT but grew up back east in a city...
