2004 chevy trailblazer lifted snow fun

[@hunterparker69]

RIP Torque converter

[@giosan0911]

My trailblazer wasn’t lifted and didn’t have front differential no front axles just boots and would go through any snow never once got stuck Just need some good snow tires

[@calebdanny2427]

I almost thought it was a jeep Cherokee for a split second lol

[@Mr.GarciaBronner]

Me too at that slanted angle from the front and the upper back top portion it kinda looks similar especially with the lift.

[@ThreeBoltBilly]

How much was it lifted?

[@d.cent1326]

No 4 wheel drive?

[@christianayala7187]

Dude you need bigger terrain tires lol

[@boostedkidproductions9719]

the transmission in those dont like high rev wheel spins i doubt it still drives by now

[@naslizzy9354]

Bout blew the damn thing up 😆 this the kinda used car you don’t wanna buy.. 😂

[@jordannewton7281]

😂 fr I bought an 03 last summer and the transmission went out literally right away but got a brand new one and replaced drive belt and tensioner pulley and fuel pressure regulator now it’s running like brand new

[@shurashadow]

​@@jordannewton7281Lol well there you go it's running like brand new 😅

[@giosan0911]

Trailblazers can get abused so bad and keep on running

[@robertbehan9186]

So, I guess an 04 with 138.5k miles wouldn't be the best use of $6500

[@naslizzy9354]

@@robertbehan9186 depends on if this guy had it or not😆 no the 4.2l straight six is a good engine they have some issues but pretty reliable. you’d be better off with that than any of these new cars.. that’s for sure

[@NYRM1974]

What happened to the 4x4 drive

[@JohnB-dr8sk]

Exactly. This makes no sense at all.

[@NYRM1974]

@@JohnB-dr8sk I own a 2004 Chevy Trailblazer EXT LS with a 5.3 L naturally aspirated V8 engine with four-wheel drive capability. Running Kumho Road Venture AT tires. I've been in deeper snow and had no problem. He may have the 6 cylinder inline Atlas engine rear-wheel drive 5 passenger version which is garbage . I on the other hand have the seven passenger built on a solid truck frame

[@Psycodiver69]

@@JohnB-dr8sk open front and rear diffs it looks like, my 05 had the G80 locking rear and it would go through everything. I have a 03 now without the G80 and it gets stuck easily in deep mud.

[@Natethegreat200c]

@@Psycodiver69this is exactly what I was going to comment. Then open diffs can be annoying. I got humbled getting stuck in my Chrysler 200 AWD trying to go out and have fun. First time getting stuck in two years I will say. And I’ve done ALOT of stupid crazy stuff in the snow. But this was a snow and ice. But a Jeep Cherokee trailhawk with the diff rear locker wouldn’t have gotten stuck at all. So I 100% understand where your coming from

[@RetroCaptain]

The transmission in those wont handle this very much unfortunately.

[@klinvestments1259]

Yep it’s a trailblazer

[@jeffanderson7256]

Wow that thing did not do very good

[@parkerelliott9695]

It’s wet deep snow. No car would do well in that

[@zvchary3578]

😂

[@calebdanny2427]

I almost thought it was a jeep Cherokee for a split second lol