I worked at a Shop and we had a Offroader that Constantly went to MOAB and then would get a Tow to our shop and it was always the Same thing Broken Tie Rods and he refused the Upgraded Tie Rods and Stuck with the Stock ones and then got mad because he kept snapping them

That poor Jeep dashboard… I don’t even pressure wash my driveway that forcefully .. 😬

You were not kidding, His hair grew back fast. lol.. You are getting so much more confident driving. cheers.

Yabba dabba dooo!

got a yeezys but cant afford brakes... brilliant

You have no arms

You go off roading and pay a mechanic for brake changes/oil?

Great wheeling Luna, thank you to Marlon for capturing the footage.

Needs to learn how to drive

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I cant wait to get out there! From Michigan, I wheel a mild built 2 door rubicon and just getting the weak links sorted out before i commit to the journey of making all the way out there! Ive hit some parks in my area and some in the red river gorge area in eastern KY as well as badlands in western indiana. That place had some short but steep climbs close to what there in sand hollow

There’s lockers ( true off-road cape abilities ) and then there’s computers to compensate the clutch units when applied as needed.

Lol it takes like an hour maybe to do disc brakes drums are a pain because of self adjusters don’t want to stay

Jeeps are stooopid. Give me a 4c4 square body any day.

Knowledge in driving in winter a big plus

What do I think? I think a stock Subaru with all season radials would have zero problems on that road.

Snow? Yes. ICE NO!

Yes they help. But what is needed most here is a driver mod. Foot to the floor isn't how you get through snow like this. Less throttle less wheel spin let the tred bite

Take it out in loose goosey mud,coat everything, it's gotta be thick.then go to the mountains below zero snow out the waszoo. That's hell in a handbasket

There are dozens of different types of snow conditions. Maybe they help, maybe they don't.

I've had an Aussie locker (up front), and ended up going with Trutracs front and rear - I live in Alberta, Canada and we get lots of snow and ice. The Aussie was GREAT and did amazing, but the Trutracs are more "smooth" in most situations. As I never really tires off the ground, they work fine for my needs. I can go through snow easily past my skids with the Trutracs and some throttle control.

Wrong tires

SEND IT BUD!! Hell yea

MY first car had them sweet ride Saved me from hitting someone

there are a few situations where all 4 locked can be bad.

🇺🇸🇺🇸OlllllllO🇺🇸🇺🇸Locked front & Rear will help, l done this last year for one hour in the blizzard storm with snow cover freeway.

Its brakes, not breaks, breaks is what lazy people take too many of.

Yuck!

Find a Driver first🥇

Made in China...

You not a driver son

My ford f150 will walk right around all y'all

Brakes*

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No but winter tires do mud tires are good in mud it also helps when you can actually drive

Sometimes yes.

Won't pay for breaks, but you would buy those shoes.

Need about 300 lbs of weight in the back, lower the air pressure to about 20, and forget about going uphill, go down hill, that's ice.

I hope this is true becouse I do this as well

Extreme mud 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Chains

No, lockers in the snow may improve traction a % but open/open is still very very capable!!

Its a jeep. Were you expecting quality? 😂

If they would back off the gas and let it bite and start crawling

The CJ-7 and this picture the wheel base is off And the tires pressure should be down to 24 psi and this Jeep have 18 inches tires and wheels

Buy a Jeep from the 1968 The CJ-5 Golden Engle 6cyl 3 speed 4 By 4 with LT/235/75/R/15 go anyplace and low lock four wheels Drive

Needs weight in the back.

Stock Jeeps are pretty worthless considering what they cost to purchase.

Fix your brakes? You can't even spell it.

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