Hey mate, the canyons are actually epic. Definitely go there. Also go snorkelling at oyster stacks... That's where most of this was shot. It's incredible.
Just found you guys, Great vid.! We are on our way in with our van and 200 soon, similar weights. What was your original pressures, and what did you take them down to once bogged?
G'day mate. I run fronts at 45, rears at about 50. Van 65-70. On these beaches I ended up with 10-15 in the car and 20 in the van. The vans nearly 4 tonne so it's a big anchor. My best advice is don't go through the middle of the crossing, go just a bit further to the creek side and it's really hard ground so very easy to drive on. Manoeuvring on some of the beaches you'll have to drop them down a lot as some of them are super soft. Have a good trip.
Definitely not, it pulls the 4t van with ease. I had it in high range and should have been in low. I should have also taken more out of the tyres. I didn't realise it was so soft.
Great video guys. Going here soon in my 8 tonne set up so thanks for the heads up.
Definitely skip this section. Go down further to the edge of the creek. It's hard and we ended up using this way about three more times.
Great video look into a water bladder saves a great deal of messing around we run a 200 liter works great each time you go to town grab some water
Cheers mate. Yeah have considered it but with about 250 litres on board we haven't run out before.
epic video guys, we're just about to go into the Ningaloo area, this was helpful! never seen those canyons before, so added those to our list! cheers!
Hey mate, the canyons are actually epic. Definitely go there. Also go snorkelling at oyster stacks... That's where most of this was shot. It's incredible.
Hey Guys another great video, guessing you're glad you bought snorkelling gear .....enjoy
Oh man its definitely been a good purchase. Haven't really done it before but it's bloody fun.
Just found you guys, Great vid.! We are on our way in with our van and 200 soon, similar weights. What was your original pressures, and what did you take them down to once bogged?
G'day mate. I run fronts at 45, rears at about 50. Van 65-70. On these beaches I ended up with 10-15 in the car and 20 in the van. The vans nearly 4 tonne so it's a big anchor. My best advice is don't go through the middle of the crossing, go just a bit further to the creek side and it's really hard ground so very easy to drive on. Manoeuvring on some of the beaches you'll have to drop them down a lot as some of them are super soft. Have a good trip.
Did you find the problem with the lack of power with the cruiser?
Definitely not, it pulls the 4t van with ease. I had it in high range and should have been in low. I should have also taken more out of the tyres. I didn't realise it was so soft.
Lol, watch SKT. That's how you cross yardie creek.😂😂😂
Who?