Driving the Dempster Highway to Tuktoyaktuk, THE OFF-ROAD to the Arctic Ocean | Alaska Trip | EP 10

[@IdahoVoyager]

I really enjoyed your video! Thought it was very nice that you made new friends and traveled together. ❤️

[@martienandroebyonthego]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jamesbrashear1664]

Nice trip to tuk. Thanks for showing the town, also the boondocking app, will you let me know I couldn't make out what you said it was. Thank you.

[@martienandroebyonthego]

@@jamesbrashear1664 thank you for your nice feedback. The boondocking app we are using is called: iOverlander

[@ChuckMankinen]

Just came across this video, we camped next to you at the Tuk, took our pic swimming in the Arctic Ocean great video, Chuck and Marian Mankinen nee Brands

[@martienandroebyonthego]

Yes we remember you guys. Nice to hear you came across our video :)

[@rotor676]

Was on the fence, leaning to Prudhoe Bay, But now were Tuksters all the way. Once again::Thx for sharing.

[@getreel3515]

Great video, after watching many videos, I believe I would prefer the Dempster over the Dalton. I have a Artic Fox 1150 on a F450 flatbed with dual rear wheels, I run my tire pressure at 110psi because of the weight of the camper, how much did you air down? Safe Travels

[@martienandroebyonthego]

Thanks for watching our videos , we air down from 70 psi in front and 80 psi in the rear to 45psi in the front and 50 psi in the back. With the duals I should probably air down to 65 or 70psi. Just watch for big rocks that get stuck between the duals and that tires won’t touch. We also did not go very fast, probably 70km/h on really good stretches, but there are not a lot of those. Good luck and enjoy your travels, it’s a beautiful drive.