This was on 05/21/2022. I was just recording at the entrance to get some content. Enjoy! Like, comment, and subscribe! It helps the channel grow! Stay tuned for the next episode!
Dude, this is the channel I needed. Every time I go to SLP when it's dried out like this, it's always a shit show. And I love it! Thanks for filming it! lol
You don't want 4 low--you want low tire pressure and if you can get moving keep moving with wheel speed. This has nothing to do with him being in 4 high--because he wasn't even in 4wd. its because he had full PSI and was in 2wd. 4 low only when you need that low gearing. I run in the sand and the best combo is low tire pressure and rear locker on in 4-high.
You’re right about the low tire pressure but I had to check you on the 2wd comment. I rewatched and he was clearly in 4wd. Front wheels were clearly spinning. Because you were right about him not deflating first.
60k truck with ranch hand bumpers and a back rack and doesn't know what locking hubs are or that his truck has them. Also love seeing people having so much trouble with 20-24in rims. It's beautiful.
Everyone tells different opinions about 4L or 4H on sands. 4H is to serve slippery road purpose and 4L is when you need the traction to craw and go over objects. So on soft sand, air down tires is a great help for your tires give wider contact areas to float instead of digging. You could drive it in 4H and rear lock as long as you keep the vehicle moving on sand not stop or stuck. If you stop on soft sand or already stuck; use 4L to get you out to hard sand area. If anyone says their 4x4 never had problem with 4H and full air is more likely they just never came to a complete stop on a really soft sand area before, or they got a special set of tires for mud and sand.
I had a 1980 Bronco with slightly larger all terrain tires , I needed 4 low in soft sand ,older vehicles had low horsepower compared to today trucks. My 2014 F150 eco boost with afe intake , exhaust and tune has plenty of power for 4 high , 18 psi and 33 inch KO2'S I have no problem in soft sand. This has been my experience only and by far I don't know everything but try to educate myself. Why don't people air down????? I have pulled several people out with no problems but I really don't like pulling people out that don't follow simple rules. AIR DOWN , you risk overheating your transmission or breaking something because some jackass will not air down and too cheap to buy a tire inflator. I have ran into this.
Welcome to the Outer Banks.. miss the airdown stop... Keep the throttle steady... The sheriff will act otherwise... They will be there... Start to sink and spin? PULL OFF AND PUT ON FLASHERS.. WE GOT YOU! MUCH LOVE! Use caution homie... Ive been there... Never stuck tho. Unstuck a vehicle in Florida tho... Sand is a trip
Dude, this is the channel I needed. Every time I go to SLP when it's dried out like this, it's always a shit show. And I love it! Thanks for filming it! lol
My Taco never gets stuck on 4H and full air.
You don't want 4 low--you want low tire pressure and if you can get moving keep moving with wheel speed. This has nothing to do with him being in 4 high--because he wasn't even in 4wd. its because he had full PSI and was in 2wd. 4 low only when you need that low gearing. I run in the sand and the best combo is low tire pressure and rear locker on in 4-high.
You’re right about the low tire pressure but I had to check you on the 2wd comment. I rewatched and he was clearly in 4wd. Front wheels were clearly spinning. Because you were right about him not deflating first.
When on sand and soft sand. Put it in 4HI and air tires down to 18 to 20psi.
Pretty sure it's 4 low and air tires down.
I airdown to 12
the red mall queen 😂😂
60k truck with ranch hand bumpers and a back rack and doesn't know what locking hubs are or that his truck has them. Also love seeing people having so much trouble with 20-24in rims. It's beautiful.
Dude the first fishing trucks leaving the beach are my buddies lol. Pretty cool.
Lol wassup buddy. Was in 4runner. Beach was a sh*tshow why we left. Saw all that noise an newbs coming in.. NOPE.
@@iamatt crazy out there man.
Very cool!
Everyone tells different opinions about 4L or 4H on sands. 4H is to serve slippery road purpose and 4L is when you need the traction to craw and go over objects. So on soft sand, air down tires is a great help for your tires give wider contact areas to float instead of digging. You could drive it in 4H and rear lock as long as you keep the vehicle moving on sand not stop or stuck. If you stop on soft sand or already stuck; use 4L to get you out to hard sand area. If anyone says their 4x4 never had problem with 4H and full air is more likely they just never came to a complete stop on a really soft sand area before, or they got a special set of tires for mud and sand.
"4low, lock your stuff up"-simple yet very wise words
You’re full of it I’ve driven in 2 Wheel Dr. on sand and had no problems didn’t even have to use four-wheel-drive
This happened to me last week it was scary because It was at night 7:00pm dark at the beach no one around I thought I was dead for sure
Did you and your Truck survive?
I had a 1980 Bronco with slightly larger all terrain tires , I needed 4 low in soft sand ,older vehicles had low horsepower compared to today trucks. My 2014 F150 eco boost with afe intake , exhaust and tune has plenty of power for 4 high , 18 psi and 33 inch KO2'S I have no problem in soft sand. This has been my experience only and by far I don't know everything but try to educate myself. Why don't people air down????? I have pulled several people out with no problems but I really don't like pulling people out that don't follow simple rules. AIR DOWN , you risk overheating your transmission or breaking something because some jackass will not air down and too cheap to buy a tire inflator. I have ran into this.
@1:59 that will be 4 HIGH for sand.
Clearly the video shows otherwise
The ice cream man driving there?? really?????
The people with 2 wheel drive that just want to go to the beach…I get it. But the people with 4 wheel drive that don’t know how to use it…….
As someone with a 2wd truck I will stick to the paths that are more packed Down lol
Welcome to the Outer Banks.. miss the airdown stop... Keep the throttle steady...
The sheriff will act otherwise...
They will be there...
Start to sink and spin? PULL OFF AND PUT ON FLASHERS..
WE GOT YOU!
MUCH LOVE!
Use caution homie...
Ive been there...
Never stuck tho.
Unstuck a vehicle in Florida tho...
Sand is a trip
@@VaBlueRidge777so the cops will give you a ticket if you get stuck or pass the air down spot?
Next time get good tires and change the piece behind the wheel 😎 simple
Nice
4High when in sand with PSI lowered in tires.
4 low makes the wheels turn easier and spin more
Try to scoop it out
I could get that out in 10 minutes... Js
Great job recording instead of helping. Waste of air.