Asusa Canyon had fun for everyone including the 6x6s that showed up. A broken Jeep Liberty left overnight and not recovered until late in the afternoon. We also recover a new Ram pickup. Azusa Canyon is done for 2023!
(hi, good morning, congratulations for the video, it's really beautiful, what beautiful places there are in northern Russia. It satisfies my curiosity in the far north like Siberia when in winter it snows with Siberian temperatures from -12 to -16 and even -35 - 40 degrees, what is the grade and viscosity of the engine oil used for your SUVs, do you use off-road mud tires for mud on snow or do you use thermal winter road tires or snow chains?) I drive my Suzuki Jimny 4x4 petrol with the m13a 1.3 LT petrol engine. , petrol since 2001. I use Liqui Moly Mos2 10w40 engine oil with molybdenum disulphide and I also added an anti-wear additive from Liqui Moly Certec and, like all Terrain tires and Terrain Mud tires, it measures 205-70-15 and therefore I use gasoline additives that are used to clean the fuel line! I wish you a Merry Christmas 2023 and a Happy New Year 2024! Greetings from the Pontassieve province of Florence, Italy!
Thankyou on the comments for the video. Temperature in the mountain region where we play here in Los Angeles, California, USA is anywhere from 45-75 degrees Fahrenheit at this time of year. No need to add special additives to the fuel, or engine oil. I run simple 20-50w oil in a 100% stock 22RE engine in my 1985 Toyota 4Runner. Low end gasoline because my truck just needs to get there. I don’t play like before. I may add a Seafoam additive to the gas once a year. I just help the stranded when asked. I have been running TSL Bogger tires for the last 28 years. They are made by Super Swamper/Interco. I had 18/39.5-15 for 25 years. 16/35-15 for the last 3 and a half years. These are very aggressive mud terrain tires but can cause broken rear axles and differentials. Thank you for the well wishes and you have yourself a great Christmas too along with a fabulous New Year! these are the well wishes from someone half way around the world in Compton, CA, USA. Thanks again.
Thanks! The water is clear and not too deep for a stock truck. Just look through the water for a couple of the bigger boulders to avoid getting stuck on but it is fairly easy to cross. All other crossings are equally as easy.
