Two Xterras Offroading in the Forest 

Thanks man

Unfortunately, there’s not many any gen Xterra content on YT. 😂

I'll be adding some soon, stay tuned 👀

Thanks, I was on a Gamber 500 rally once in my GMC Jimmy, had 4x4 problems once we got into the woods so i had to do the hole thing in 2wd. Now thats nothing special considering the type of vehicles people bring on those rallys, but it put in perspective how far you can go in 2wd. You can go far as your determination and right foot will allow.

Back in 2001 it was probably in the top 3 best off the shelf offroaders on the market in north America, and marketed as such. Mite fall short when compared to a Rubicon Wrangler due to its front and rear diff locks. Other then that I think its more then capable of holding its own offroad. Most jeeps back then had a solid front axle and that for the most part is a offroad advantage, but if comparing stock vehicles the Xterra came from factory with bigger tires and i think that edges out the Cherokees and grand Cherokees from factory. Since the jeeps have that solid front axle it is more easy to put lift kits on them and turn them into super offroad machines. But its not fare to compare vehicles that are modified as the sky is the limit. So in other words one could modified a jeep or xterra into whatever they please.

If I recall correctly, I think my Xterra came out with some BF Goodrich tires from factory. Not a huge deal but they were a good start. And, yes, bigger than the competition back then. I really loved the Xterra's first and second gens. But when I saw the next one, I just said "It's over for the Xterra". Didn't even look like a real offroader anymore and, if you really wanted to make it capable for a decent trail, you would have to put some serious money in modifications. But that's just me, maybe some owners can tell good offroading experiences with those Xs.

Second gen xterra off road/pro4x models come stock with locking rear differential

@@Brookcitygritty Hell ya

Its called a come-along. You can get them at tractor supply, or any place like that.

And it was connected to a tree

Yeah for sure. The two in the vid are stock

Oh yeah, we camped out in the forest for a few nights, traveled around the area. But at the end we were at st.helens

What pound winch is that?

@@mwkiller730 Its a 5000lbs, Reese brand. I picked it up at tractor supply for like 30-40bucks

The Idiot kept spinning the wheel only get your rig sunk deeper in the mud and tear up the trail. After all your rig is a fucking TWO WHEEL DRIVE TRUCK knuckle heads !!!

Idk, its better then laying in the mud getting it out from under. I used to keep it in the back cargo area. But i needed the space for camping gear.

@@ITS305TIME I totally agree. Until a swing out carrier grows on a tree my spare unfortunately will stay on the roof