Hello. I’ll let you know if we know anyone interested.

You’re very welcome. It’s a great kit we love it still.

That’s going to be preference and needs. I prefer the extra distance between rigs. But it can be a bit of a pain in certain instances being a bit too long. So you’ll have to determine how you expect to use it. Hope that is helpful.

Glad to help. 💪💪 heck yeah

Couldn’t agree more

They were on my buddy’s rig he sold. Loved them before that. They make a great product. 2.5 is probably overkill unless you’re really beating on things.

The setting for white is pretty bright.

I would say drive and giving it gas to help out. But not so much throttle that you spin the holes Deeper. You want to help the tow vehicle out so they don’t get stuck as well. Plus if needed air down to 15 psi or a little less in sand always helps.

@@carbonoffroad_australia much appreciated great chatting with you as well. Look forward to it. You guys seem to have a great product. Maybe we can do some wheeling next time we know a couple of spots that are right around the corner from Vegas.😉

Hi, that makes sense I was going to but a 1in but it seems the 7/8 in would be better suited for. Jeep JLU. 3.6 engine on 33s. Correct?

With that small of a rig the 7/8 would be fine.

Much appreciated. They are doing ok. The Arizona sun is fading them a bit though. But to be fair it does it to everything haha.

​@@AZWESTSIDEWHEELERS good to know I have blueline custome made Stubby chubby 3 foot whips on my rig

Thank you!

I agree most people won’t carry multiple ropes I was just trying to help people understand and figure out what would work best for their application.

Indeed it is.

Well a little extra is never bad vs underrated and breakage. Sand and mud add extra resistance adding to the weight of your rig. Plus it’s a Jeep it will NEVER stay stock haha.

Hi, I am in the same boat, trying to decide if 7/8 is more suited for a 4 door Jeep JL on 33s vs 1in rope. It seems the 7/8 will provide more stretch based on the Jeeps weight? What did you decide. Thx

@@gcjctc2 I bought a 1" x 30' kinetic rope. I think it'll work for me in the JLU. Maybe I'll take it out soon to test but that's the size I went with. On my channel we pulled a CR-V with a tiny marine rope he had lol but it worked!

Oh no that’s not good at all did you contact the company?

That’s not good. Have you reached out to the company?

So I would worry if you bought one and it failed that you might have stuff in your tank that is plugging it or problems with your lines stuff in them or them deteriorating on you from rust. I would start there if this next one fails completely empty the tank clean it out visually inspect and make sure no metal pieces or anything in there and then fill it back up.

Well, underrated you always worry about breakage if you are stuck deep in the mud, the suction can double your weight. With a rope that is a little overrated. It might not be as smooth on the rubber band Feel when someone is tugging you out, but you never have to worry. That’s my take on the subject. I would say 1 inch but that depends on your application if you’re talking dry dirt roads in a little bit of sand you never have to worry about that suction but if you hook to your 10,000 pound buddy for some odd reason, you have to worry with a smaller rope. Personally, I would go 1 inch and never have to worry who or what I hooked to. If you’re hooking to something light, make it an easier jerk because the rope won’t flex as much.

@@AZWESTSIDEWHEELERS copy that il get an 1 inch one.thanks for the reply:)

I'll reply here too. I think at the time I was just trying to find out if there was a normal positive switching device available. They did send me another and it was switching the positive. It only lasted for about ten months and then started going crazy. Randomly honking horns and flashing lights. I just finished replacing it. I hope this one survives.

Yes. We have some more videos on there new stuff. 😃 thanks for watching!

lol. Yeah no Ev but my 10,000 lb f350 does fine with the 1 1/4 rope.

We are working with the budget constraints at the time. They will be coming soon. !!!

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Hello. Unfortunately I sold the zj. I did a complete tune up with no changes. I would start by changing cats or sensors related. Just a guess but 25 years is pretty much the life of most cats.

That’s going to depend on the draw from each. Everything uses different amounts of juice.

Thank you for the info! Yes we had a heck of a time. Next also we will wait until it is warmer out too.

That is very strange. I’m assuming you’ve tried multiple different outlets to make sure it’s not the outlet.? You might have to contact the company and see what their recommendations are.

I’ve never tested it long-term, but I did take it down to its minimum temperature and kept it there for about six hours and it worked flawless. Really great machine.

@@AZWESTSIDEWHEELERS - thank you. I want to use it for freezing water bottles while camping. I use them in the cooler, so being able to rotate them in/out will extend time in field.

Ha ha ha ha ha there’s definitely a reason for that. What can I say? I like to be in on the action

Absolutely was. 🙏👊🇺🇸

Ha ha ha ha yeah this is definitely one of the easier trails in the area. 🤷‍♂️😂

@@gofasters1 they have held up pretty well. I’d suggest orange loctite on every bolt for the door latch lol. They like to come loose. Well it’s Arizona and they never see rain. What’s this corrosion thing you speak of 😝. I’m no help in that department we don’t get a lot of moisture and I hate mud so only rocks and sand around here. But for the price they are great. Still using them for difficult trails.

@@AZWESTSIDEWHEELERS yeah same here in southern Utah. Thx

@@luke8210 Absolutely amazing. Synergy is the best and the Fox shocks are great. 10/10. Still loving the ride.

@AZWESTSIDEWHEELERS Awesome. I'm going to order a kit. Been back and forth on these mainly because they don't have much info out there. Glad to hear they're holding up well!

Yeah, any recovery item can have its dangers but if used properly, they are fairly safe. The key is no metal that can become detached with it whipping around.

Heck, yeah you should not be disappointed. They are great ropes.

+1 I ordered one from Aliexpress (bad choice, but the first shipping estimate from their own website was 60 USD to Sweden, so I went to Aliexpress, checking on my computer I got a better shipment estimate, but I already ordered so...) I hope the ACC turns on the control box automatically, it would be an obvious missed feature otherwise IMO.

Much appreciated. Should be great in there. It comes with its own main power lines from breaker to box so you should be good to go.

Very good information we greatly appreciate that. Yes they are a great product

That’s not good. Is it this cooler? They do have a support page.

@@AZWESTSIDEWHEELERS it looks like same one just bigger but mine is from costaway 🥲

That’s awesome. Thank you for tuning in. We still use ours.

Great Choice we love #SteerSmarts @SteerSmarts

No it doesn’t. They plug in the same spot.

Much appreciated. The orientation is pretty simple. If you have any questions or need pics I can be reached on Facebook. We have a Facebook page and group to contact us through , AZ Westside Wheelers. Glad to help anytime

@@AZWESTSIDEWHEELERS Agreed 100%. I was just letting you know of the omission, thinking that perhaps you would consider a correction/revision or some form of acknowledgement for your viewers.

Roughly yes that’s about the lift height and yes 35’s … for now 😂 big changes coming

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