Nice video 👍 here is a story about mine, I drove through the last snow storm in New York in 2018. We got miss informed about. We were expecting 2-4in so the weather station said in the AM, I said ok I know my Jeep will make it I work 35min from my house traveling at highway speeds, so I left early nothing on the ground. I started work didn't pay no mind and then suddenly people are in panic cause it started snowing I'm like huh I got a Jeep why am I worried. My shift was over I get outside to start my Jeep and oh man were they wrong! Now mind you my Jeep is built up a bit. I get to my Jeep and there was over 8in on the ground and it still was coming down fast! I get to traveling home and it was like a warzone on the highway! Cars, trucks, and signs all over the place! It took me 2 hours to get home! My Jeep was like a tank! I used my led light bar on some side roads and being that I was the only one on the highway I used my K.C. lights. My advice is don't pass the jeep up just because a car makes a turbo sound and it supposed to be AWD it will not go through snow like a jeep. Try doing a mild build to your jeep to make it look and perform different and you will see jeeps are actually more fun than a Subaru or an Evo will ever be. Thanks for the video though it was cool to watch a Jeep do what it does best get people home safely.
That Dude In A Jeep Good story yeah all you need is a winter weather machine and you’re good to go and there’s nothing better for that then the Jeep Wrangler
Nice video. I stay away from the limited access highways during snow storms as should they become blocked up by an accident you can turn around and go back.
I like the video but please don't get too comfortable/cocky driving in snow especially when it gets icy a 4x4 is not immune from not stopping sliding into other cars also watch your distance you seem to be getting too close too other cars. I don't know if you're trying to make a point that you have a superior vehicle or not but you can still slide into the vehicle.
I live in TX and thank God, don't have to deal with this crap. However--I watch those sliding ice/snow videos every winter and it verifies what I've always heard: doesn't matter how many wheel-drive you have if you don't have the traction. In mixed snow/ice conditions, both snow tires and chains are safer than the macho-man tires on this thing.
@@Strykerchan I know that the famous Citroen 2CV, like the original VW Beetle, was famous for its ice/snow capabilities. Why? Because they had very large wheels for their size, combined with tall, skinny tires. They'd cut through the snow, etc., whereas fatty tires floated on top. You may not be old enough to remember, but in the late 60's when fatty tires on muscle cars really got popular (along with the Mako Shark Vettes) the snow was a real education.
There are financial issues say you crack there bumper or damage it some how they can sue you that I know for sure I had a 2000 wrangler I have had all kinds of trucks winter driving is Minnesota Nice 👍🏻
Barely see a couple feet in front of you! Come on. I’d like to show you what a couple feet in front of you looks like. That means you literally cant see past the front of your hood. It’s called a whiteout! Lol! Go Jeep.
