Jeep Gladiator Rescues Huge Chevy 

Every single off-roader should be required to watch Wes’ videos before going off-roading. Soooo much valuable content. Thanks for making these videos.

Yes, the jeep's 4 wheel drive low is awesome. I got my first vehicle as a high school senior. It was an almost new '79 Jeep CJ-7 Wrangler with the 304 v8. It had 5000 miles on it and the guy had never even put it in 4 wheel drive. I paid $4500 in cash for it. I put a small lift with shackles to take care of the clearance I needed for my mudders. That thing went through almost everything--and when u thought you couldn't get out, u put it in 4 wheel low in first gear--u could pop the front tires off of the ground with this gearing. It would slowly start crawling and most times got u out. Nice video thanks for sharing.

Great video, as always. I appreciate the fact that no matter the situation, you are always kind to the other driver. You could easily talk trash, but instead you take the high road. Keep it up!

Thanks for all the education on off road recovery!

I did not like the gladiator till I started watching your channel yours is a clean man

It’s crazy how people like to just pull/yank in the thick mud. That is a winch situation. 🤦‍♂️ great job.

Good tips at the beginning of the video, especially keeping your air intake on the higher side of the slope. Thanks!

Good job my friend. The suction that this creates is truly unbelievable but super good job as always keep on keeping on my friend see you on the next one

I really like this channel. I'm glad I found it.

Enjoy watching your channel and is very informative on how to use your equipment with perfection.

Love your videos and the fact you do this for free is amazing . Thank you for all you do for the off-roading community

Thanks for all the valuable information

Futa.. 2 hours each way. I can't do that just for fun for free. I'm glad you found a way to make it work. 👍😁👍

Thanks for the video.

I’m glad I subscribed! Great tip at minute 2:26.

Great recovery! You make it look so easy.

Seams everyone thinks speed is the answer, its what usually get you in trouble. Well done

That truck was in there. Nice video

Glad to see you back doing recoveries Wes! 🤟🤟

easy recovery.. very polite young man

You guys are awesome

You’re the man bro, thanks for saving us!!!🎉❤

Always get em out ! Great video once again

Very interesting, I love to see you for job recovery and someone doing it right thanks and I’m going to keep watching.

Very informative and great recovery

Hell yea man. I love Richloam. I'm a local. Hope to see you out and about one of these days.

Always amazed at the risks guys take with their expensive 4X4. Wes, you make recovery so easy. Rhino USA products are high quality.

Great recovery he took his time and got it out easy.

Proof yet again that huge tires and a lift cannot substitute for skill and vehicular agility in these situations. I can't tell you how many of these beefy trucks I have pulled out in my little TJ over the years.

Awesome Recovery!

Good stuff. I appreciate how you explain why you do how you do things and why you don't. I'm up in the PNW, and frequent Long Beach, WA; always pulling people out of the sand. I really enjoy learning more about this so i don't damage my vehicle or the one i'm pulling out.

Great video as always. When he started pushing on the gas like that, I was like, noooo! Lol. Just makes the trench longer. Glad to see you got him out.

That truck is sick

Your content is awesome. Your content keeps wheeling safe and knowledgeable

I like how you use a strap (plus receiver hitch shackle) from the stuck vehicle to your snatch block. That's a good way to do it!

Glad to see your videos are back. I love watching them. I have all you recovery gear in my JT.

Need more, I’m in learning mode. 😮

I’m pulling out 2 or 3 visitors to the oceano dunes every week. For free. Local hospitality. And I enjoy doing that work. Preach on! Love every video! I learn a lot and stay safe! See you on the next video!! Keep doing what your doing!❤

Never off road without another truck

Well done Wes you are the best at what you do. You make it look easy using a winch and securing the front end works smarter not harder. I have missed your recovery videos

I love your Jeep

Nice job, made it look easy.

Great recovery. You make it look easy but I know that comes from experience. More important though is the safety factor that you demonstrate. Thanks for sharing.

Good recovery

The right equipment and knowledge makes it look easy!! Great recovert.

Good to see a new recovery, always make it look so easy.

Good job. I have learned a lot from you. Thanks

I really like riding richloam and enjoy the richloam general store

Great recovery! I enjoy the content. Plan on wheeling in Florida this year. Maybe we will cross paths.

Love watching recovery content. Keep it up

Rhino to the Rescue Great Rescue as always!!!!!!!

Another great video.... Thanks.

Love the videos

Amazing I’m working on getting my rhino USA gear up I love the product great quality

Love the videos and the info for me and my Gladiator.

Love this stuff

Good job Wes 👏, hopefully you taught him how to use this gear and his gas pedal.. I've been to that place years ago.. Thanks for sharing another great tutorial on recovery gear.

awesome video bro. use to rescue ppl where i live but sold my truck to get a bigger SUV to storm chase

I love my kinetic rope. First time I used it pulled out a full-size Tahoe framed out.

Educational, good stuff keep it going.

Great job and great advice.❤❤

Nice job man.

Glad that tree didnt give way, saw one that size get pulled over from a jeep winching my truck out. Didnt hit nothing but i was also swamped big time in a similar sized truck, his jeep was a stick Yj, made put faith in synthetic ropes too

Great video. Simple, to the point and informative. That's why I watch your videos, to learn. I never thought before when picking the side of a puddle to consider the air intake as a factor. Just one more thing this newbie learned from RU-vid.

In a word, physics. Nice job.

I love your videos. I look forward to them every time you upload them.

Jeep Wrangler EcoDiesel, you rarely need 4lo. I went to 37's and 4.56's and it'll hit 8th gear easy and 4lo is crazy, the amount of torque it delivers.

Great video

Very smooth recovery! Winch for the win

Awesome work brother

Keep the recoveries coming.

These simple pulls are the best!

great content. great info on set up.

Love me a Gladiator! Bought a heavy Chevy myself, brother got him a Gladiator! Lol. Wanted me that V8 growl!

Great trails in that area.

Love your videos. I’ve got some rhino gear. Need to get some more. Always need more. Ha Ha

Love the videos! Learn different ways to recover and different tools to use!

Great video as usual. i just don't understand they spend all the money on lift kits, big tires and other things but don't invest in a winch go figure. i have a 4wd never go mudding but have winches for the front and rear just in case need to help someone out. thanks for sharing always like your videos you always make it look so easy

Hell yaa bro that look really easy lol good job

Love these videos bro, keep'em coming! 👍

Off-roading in a 2wd truck… Smooth brain activities.

Love the videos! Rhino gear rock!

Great content very informative keep up good work

I was expecting a double snatch block situation lol

Nice! Making these things look like cake, maybe I’ll check ya out one day out in Richloam, not needing to be recovered 😂

Bad ass! Love your recovery videos

Awesome work Wes 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

Great video!

great job! You should put a flat bed on that Gladiator.

Nice pull and video.

Another Job Well Done!!

amazed to see a light weight vehicle like a jeep pull something like this truck out.

Nice job.

Nice to see you got it in one pull and I love that rear receiver mount for your winch 😊

Nice! Did you even sweat? LOL

Fantastic content 👌🏼

Great learning for a newbie off-roader

GLADIATOR for the win!!🏆 😂

Absolutely love the content. Also apart of a recovery group.

Good video, it amazes me that stuck folks think that more tire spin is better, when winching.