I was Thinking the exact same thing .... I saw tires spinning ??? Then i see half the tire on a rock the other half In The air. I think to myself there Musta been 80psi in those tires at max rating !lol . Jkjk . Anyways .... air down girls n gals
I was at 15 psi. Absolutely destroyed the K02 stock tires that day. Upgraded to 35" KM3s and a Fox lift. No more tire spin, and much better traction. 😎
@AZ4x4 mud tires for dirt? My son thought the same thing. Now his WJ sits on ko2's w/better traction. Lol...the ko2 is one of the better tires for off road. Based on looks, nobody was at 15psi. That's why each & everyone was spinning like a washing machine. Hopefully you guys learned more about off roading. It was painful to watch; not trying to be a jerk. That's what I tell my son; learn something new each outing. Gain experience & confidence in your jeep. We go out together. I have an xj that's fugly, lol. Imma get around to dipping it.
@@inkedbuddhist5220 this seems to be a huge topic with off roading. Even the tire shop was surprised i was taking off K02 and upgrading to the KM3. When i lived in the Midwest, all terrains were on every truck I owned including a 2001 grand cherokee. And i woukd have never ran mt tires there. The off roading we do in Az chews through AT tires quick and MT do very well on the terrain here. Those stock K02 didnt last long before they started chunking. I probably was closer to 20 psi in this video. I needed every bit of ground clearance i could get when the truck was bone stock. We plan on remaking this video soon and taking this one down. Check out the Sunflower mine video to see those KM3 in action. Thanks for watching
Cool trail. Looks like the open diffs were killing you
Bro this was painful to watch , be safe out there
Air down man! Jeep will have way more traction
I was Thinking the exact same thing .... I saw tires spinning ??? Then i see half the tire on a rock the other half In The air. I think to myself there Musta been 80psi in those tires at max rating !lol . Jkjk . Anyways .... air down girls n gals
I was at 15 psi. Absolutely destroyed the K02 stock tires that day. Upgraded to 35" KM3s and a Fox lift. No more tire spin, and much better traction. 😎
@AZ4x4 mud tires for dirt? My son thought the same thing. Now his WJ sits on ko2's w/better traction. Lol...the ko2 is one of the better tires for off road. Based on looks, nobody was at 15psi. That's why each & everyone was spinning like a washing machine.
Hopefully you guys learned more about off roading. It was painful to watch; not trying to be a jerk. That's what I tell my son; learn something new each outing. Gain experience & confidence in your jeep. We go out together. I have an xj that's fugly, lol. Imma get around to dipping it.
@@inkedbuddhist5220 this seems to be a huge topic with off roading. Even the tire shop was surprised i was taking off K02 and upgrading to the KM3. When i lived in the Midwest, all terrains were on every truck I owned including a 2001 grand cherokee. And i woukd have never ran mt tires there. The off roading we do in Az chews through AT tires quick and MT do very well on the terrain here. Those stock K02 didnt last long before they started chunking. I probably was closer to 20 psi in this video. I needed every bit of ground clearance i could get when the truck was bone stock. We plan on remaking this video soon and taking this one down. Check out the Sunflower mine video to see those KM3 in action. Thanks for watching
Mud tires for jagged boulders 😎
I think I'd take the easiest line. Like the ones' to the right? You don't get "extra points" for breaking things and emptying your savings account.
Repairs are not a big deal when you do them yourself. Its more about learning the limits of the vehicle and capabilities.
Doesn't seem right that the mine should be able to pretty much destroy the old road.
I agree.
What are you listening to? It sounds 100% Ignorant. Sorry