Lake Mead Drought Makes Havoc For Off Road Trucks! Smells Like A Sewer

[@paulmadkow9143]

Plus Matt, you have a recovery vehicle that is fully fuelled up when you get to the job location.

[@marvindebot3264]

And, even towing Blue Steel probably uses less fuel than the Morrvair and certainly it's less wear and tear.

[@jesselund360]

That's a bold assumption he would have the Recovery vehicle filled up...

[@jaredbradley4957]

Maybe…..if he remembered to fuel it up 😬

[@curtisgmchale]

That assumes he filled it up before he left.

[@barbeonline351]

The list could go on longer. Less wear and tear on the recovery vehicles. Less concern over the low tire pressure in the recovery vehicles handling highway conditions.

[@chriscassidy2554]

Ed is a national treasure of Utah. Love seeing him in videos.

[@offduty170]

Love your channel - love that your wife goes with you on jobs - love your work ethic - really enjoy your team and how everyone gets along with everyone - love that Ed wanted to follow along - great story - Great video - can’t wait for the next one !!! Bring in the Heavy Wrecker !!!

[@Mrsgypsymomma]

Agreed!!

[@Backroad_Junkie]

I think he's secretly teaching her how to do a recovery, so the next time no one's available.... Lol...

[@somebodyandthem]

That’s his daughter!

[@offduty170]

Jamie is his wife - not his daughter.

[@MrDoccus]

@@offduty170 maybe cj was flattering Jamie🤗

[@dalgguitars]

Matt did a nice job with the tape. He didn't just spread it everywhere. This shows attention to detail and a willingness to do the job right even when it doesn't really matter. It's called work ethic. So nice to see.

[@rexbinns2019]

The only problem with the tape is that it's 100mph tape, not 200mph tape

[@cameronwood1994]

Really appreciate you explaining why you chose a certain point to recover from. I think explaining your thought process, even if people disagree with some of said choices, is really useful because we can all learn from it.

[@amoncopeland6747]

Yea my Uncle Bob. 83. Still driving big trucks towing vehicles and telling me how to do everything when I work on his vehicles. These types of men are our (R R) national treasures

[@Ram14250]

The guy with the Chevy Equinox seemed like a nice guy! Glad you guys gave him shirts... Yes! Restock! LOL. You folks are very kind to all in need of help!

[@chrisgrenzner9337]

Right after they refuel!

[@grumpyolemann]

Thanks for all the fun videos. All ya'all are awesome.

[@Ellyfromhereandthere]

I often laugh and wonder what kind of vehicle some of these folks think they have 🥺🤣 and It is beautiful seeing you and Jamie take such wonderful care of Ed. Blessing to you and yours. 🙏🌎☮

[@davidwoermansr]

The lake mead mud is deceptive to people from not around the area where I live with cracks like that in the ground it's dry enough to take anything across there's no peanut butter underneath we could take a tractor with a 25 ft ripper and drop it 18 inches deep and pull it without worrying about getting stuck

[@Ellyfromhereandthere]

@@davidwoermansr I really didn't require the mansplaining, I have been there, done that. Heck I even still have the t-shirts 🤣. ✌🏻. 🧘🙏🏻🌎☮️ Daily

[@davidwoermansr]

@@Ellyfromhereandthere then why do you often laugh and wonder if been there done that got the t-shirt

[@georgeperez4211]

I never make any comments but thought I would. First I really enjoy watching your channel and always look forward to your next episode. One thing I really like is how you don’t have a big introduction and get right into the action. You share a lot of good information making what you do interesting. I like how you get your whole team involved in your work and aren’t a one man band. Doing this will make your team better. I’m a 41 year retired City Of Phoenix employee that spent all my time in specialized heavy maintenance and repair. I was a supervisor my last 11 years and had to learn and trust my people to do the work. Team building is a key principle to success. Some day in my travels I hope to pay you a visit along with others you introduce on you channel (Robby and Paul). Thank you for providing good clean entertainment.

[@sonoragingerdoodles]

Matt's Off-Road Recovery is the most professional and kindest recovery service ever!

[@Chiamex]

Haven't been to Lake Mead since 1959. It was deep & lush. Could never have imagined it ever drying out!!

[@Daniel.Palmer183f]

Brought back some very fond memories of my family at Lake Mead in Bonelli bay in the 90s. Days long gone with people long gone. And now the lake is gone too. Sad to see

[@Daniel.Palmer183f]

I can send you a pin of where a cave is (or was in 97) if Y’all wanna check it out.

[@terrallputnam7979]

Ed is still going strong at his age! So glad to see him still prospecting and staying busy.

[@bmichelin1574]

I’m new here is that his father ??

[@handymansteve]

@@bmichelin1574 nope, just a older gent that was living at the property matt bought from previous tow company, made friends with him

[@jkonet1]

I cannot even begin to wonder how many vehicles are or have been stuck at the rapidly receding Lake Mead. Looks solid but mucky underneath

[@Studio23Media]

I've been watching another channel tracking Lake Mead and one of them lost a boot in the mud when they got stuck. He needed another person's help to get out.

[@closecatapult8472]

peanut butter

[@jimijefferson82]

Should have taken a real truck, real small truck.

[@volvo09]

@@jimijefferson82 yep, only a small truck with big balloon like tires would have the best luck on that mud... Skinny tires and heavy weight.... Nope.

[@DaddyBeanDaddyBean]

It seems like people get stuck when they get out to where it's soft under the crust and stop. If you took a stock 4wd street vehicle and just went flat out, full throttle, hell bent for leather, I wonder how far you could you make it? I wonder if that's what happened a couple weeks ago in the collab with Paul, when they pieced together like 600 feet of rope to reach the vehicle?

[@Katter715]

Great to see you and Jamie doing solo job together,she so soft spoken and humble,always a ladie.....

[@jamesmc4101]

There are many reasons to like your videos, but Ed, and your relationship with him is definitely one of them

[@MrUtubeobia]

It is always refreshing to watch this channel. No profanity, obscenity or slang talking. But good, clean, hard working common folks doing a job they like. And all their friends are the same way.

[@charlessekafetz5487]

Matt, you can always break your own rules or change your mind. Kinda like your stance on winches. You find what works best for the job. Thanks for giving us the opportunity to watch what you do and be part of the adventures.

[@hausmaster9801]

Great choice in recovery point, I work with road vehicles from ditches, fields, and accidents and the control arms are great points to pull from! I commonly use them to re-right, and drag vehicles without fixed points. Fixed points are perfect IF they are available and that’s a big IF because most vehicles on the roads don’t have them even if they’re advertised as “utility” or “adventure”

[@danielmarek4609]

Always cool to see each recovery. Amazing how many people take a vehicle that's not capable for the off road path they take them on.

[@johnhpalmer6098]

As Matt, and perhaps Paul have both said that many people seem to have NO clue as to what a dirt road or a gravel road is and then wonder why they are stuck, well, duh, it's not asphalt or concrete.

[@chuckstith838]

City slickers

[@denniswiechert9791]

Well. To be fair, i have, On purpose, an full Well knowing what my vehicle is capable of, taken it places Where noone Else thinks it should be, and On occasion have gotten it good and proper stuck. Allways Got it unstuck On my own, but had it been anywhere like This, i probably wouldnt have. That Said, then yes. Mostly its people who dont know how to drive off Road, going places they shouldn’t have.

[@nonconsensualopinion]

Sometimes you just can't tell. A trail looks pretty mild, then you get high centered on a little bump. Sand looks like nothing, then it's fluffy powder and you can't get traction. Ground looks like hard dirt, then it's mud underneath.

[@kroagman]

sometimes the adventure is worth the risk of getting stuck.

[@stephen3164]

“You’re gonna wonder what this box truck was doing out here - and we’re not gonna tell you!” Leaving us hanging, Matt!

[@Itsallsotiresome]

Considering they had tell the guy to align his wheels correctly, it's probably a head shaking inducing explanation anyways lol

[@cedriclasry9151]

Greg seems like a really good guy. glad you got to help him out.

[@mrmongo6722]

Such a beautiful weather lady. 👍

[@danpeterson8040]

You are a Great Friend and Teacher Matt. Really like how you relate to your wife and Ed and the rest of the crew. Thanks for taking us along. All Very Much Appreciate your Manly way of dealing with life's problems. Many a teenager can watch your style Matt and hopefully will catch on that this is how REAL Men Are. Thanks Again.

[@watajob]

Ed is a national treasure. There should be an official "Ed Holiday"! Bless him.

[@jwaynegreen4100]

Matt, wanted to say thank you to you and your crew. One of my favorite channels now. Really appreciate how you communicate with others. The line between rigging in "correct" ways and "non-traditional" ways is often blurry. Love how you get the job done, often in less than ideal situations but still maintain a safe working enviroment. And while i think the crew/cast really make the show work, i enjoy the learning opportunities. Hope to meet you guys in a non-stuck manner sometime on my next visit to the area. Maybe get some gear as well.

[@spencergreenhill7728]

If he doesn't charge how does he make any $ ?

[@johnkemple]

This is like watching one of your earlier episodes. I enjoyed it again. I like the zipping fast forward on the way to the job. I love Ed. I love that he is a part of the show. He seems to have been able to keep who he is, who is always was, a genuine good guy. That everyday people stuff is what makes your show as popular as it is. You all have come a long ways. The goofy music when the car finally starts to come out. The how to hook up the soft shackle, the dynamic load, etc. All Great stuff! All of you and especially ole Ed, are going to live forever now, in these episodes. Everyone who ever watches any of the episodes starring Ed, will be the better for it. I am happy to have had the opportunity to watch all of you. Stay you, stay real and keep taking those calls...

[@donnaneeley9920]

😃😄😄😍😍😇😇😇😇

[@marvincarter870]

Matt and Jamie did a good job getting these people out and back on the road. Yes definitely get the AC repaired in the Banana! Trailering the recovery vehicle's close to the recovery area is a good idea because you save wear and tear on these vehicles and they are not made for over the road travel they are for the off road work. Makes sense to me! Good job Matt and Jamie!

[@myeyesaresmiling442]

This guys attitude is the best. We all at one time or another have more faith in ourselves than we should. That’s where people with true skill, comes to the rescue! Matt to the rescue!!

[@jamesmushinski9872]

WE LIKE TO SEE JAMIE HELPING MATT ON RECOVERIES !!!! GREAT JOB 👍 !!!!!!

[@derekbagwell6933]

True, I think most men wish their wife was more like Jamie!!! You truly have a gem!

[@chrisstevens7823]

Just had gastrobypass surgery today and your the first thing I turn on and start watching love you guys.

[@pats88sox]

THANK YOU for your channel Matt, I discovered you from the hevy d collaboration. Now your my can't miss only watch channel. I wish we had more great people in this world like you and all your family and friends. Thanks again keep on recovering 👍🏼

[@Grandamse1]

Amazing channel for sure.

[@xXDanielSilva559Xx]

look like Matt's fans discovered heavy d as well. didn't know he existed and man he has some epic rescues. welcome

[@static2430]

@@xXDanielSilva559Xx I found Heavy D through Adventures with purpose and then KZbin suggested Matt to me.

[@MarkfromArizona]

Good to see you and Jamie on your couples day out..... Im glad Jamies not afraid to get out there. A real trooper !

[@EXPIOWA]

The failed trailer loading at the end. 😂 I never saw that coming. It was one of those jolting, Holy Cow moments. So funny. 😀 Love you guys.

[@stupidass3791]

Charlie Brown moment! Why me? Heheh

[@gzhang207]

I thought it made the channel real (without any video re-take to make it look good) since nobody is perfect.

[@61rampy65]

Since Matt never used the ramps before, he forgot how to connect them.

[@wvello2265]

Always enjoy your recoveries and videos. And those people that say “ah you just broke your own rules” have way too much time on their hands! You can do anything you want, especially breaking your own rules! Thanks again for many, many hours of entertainment and enjoyment!!

[@Marshal1967]

We are learning a lot about off-road recovery business thanks to Matt !!

[@MrSaemichlaus]

02:00 that scenery is beautiful, I would imagine planet Mars to look like those red rocks in places :)

[@woof3598]

would be interested in hearing more about Ed's life and prospecting

[@oldboater]

Once again, I don’t know why I love watching Matt’s Off Road Recovery, but I really do. The best on Utube.

[@jckatz]

ED: It's been 40 years since I've been down this road. ROAD: it's been 40 years since I've been graded.

[@cb400fhonda6]

Well hell yes Those t shirts are your advertisement All over this planet So yaa keep going

[@bbrown5887]

Getting stuck, stranded etc is a stressful situation at the best of times, and especially so when it was preventable. Having decent honest people show up that know what they’re doing and who treat you right: Priceless.

[@sk8xaq]

I think it's great that you have been doing this a long time now, and you still take the time to explain things along the way. It's makes it feel instructional at times, instead of just someone vloging themselves. I'm a long time fan, but this is a good habit to keep the new fans in mind. Love everything you do, Matt!

[@UncleManuel]

That dude on the lakebed had a good sense of humor about his "offroading skills"... 😂😁👍

[@MS-ho9wq]

Taking an unlifted SUV with road tyres, probably at road pressures, out onto a lakebed... as Matt said, it' not really a question of skill at that point.

[@jilliansadventures4679]

Lol, that Mapleleaf truck was perfect. Did they leave Rudy any real maple syrup?

[@psg6314]

Husband and wife team + Ed getting it done with the recovering and you always have a to go home when you trailer it great video and great job with the recovering God bless from GA and stay safe

[@lonhoschar1943]

Nice video Matt, Ed and Jamie!! I've been in the dry heat of Arizona and even the dry heat at 100 deg. plus is still HOT!! I now live in southern central Missouri... we've been having 100 deg. days here too. And it's NOT dry heat🥵 I'm still amazed where people try to take their vehicles!! LOL!! Makes for good videos though!!

[@reddog543211]

Great you two !!.... nice to see things go well (except for broke AC)....EXCELLENT weather girl !!

[@russelljoycejr8063]

I love when Ed's with u...u a good guy matt.he appreciate it.

[@Buck1954]

Matt, I decided a long time ago that you know what you're doing. I questioned the MORVAIR build, but had to change my mind. So, I haven't questioned anymore builds, the method you travel, or pretty much how you do anything, because for the most part I agree with all of the content.

[@screamingr1366]

Matt is awesome. So patient and professional. Knows a heck of alot more about recoveries and wheeling than the best majority for sure.

[@davidbeattie4294]

I'm with Matt's comments about the scenery. I watch your channel because of the great content but have to agree that the incredible scenery is part of the show. For someone living next door to the Great Lakes, those arid mountains and desert rocks are spectacular. Thanks for sharing.

[@327JohnnySS]

One of my favorite videos is U2 live at Red Rocks. It is a natural rock formation used as a amphitheater. My favorite movie about those desert areas is Electric Glide in Blue. Beautiful scenery. 👍

[@Richard-gq7jp]

Speaking Of 80's tomorrow (Aug. 7) I turn 80. I sure enjoy your and Fab Rats Videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@gayle4804]

Oops 😬 Both recoveries were awesome and good to see Jamie there with you and Ed

[@barrymurphy3554]

Yes Team says it all Great to see a family & Friends enjoying themselves. Long time viewer stay safe. Thanks Cheers

[@awhiteguy24]

Matt we would love if you did more Q and A’s like you did at the beginning of the video!!

[@SMKreitzer1968]

Nice to see Jamie out with you on recoveries! Ed still prospecting, doing reconnaissance, and working recoveries, love it! Thanks for sharing.

[@manstang351]

Well this was a good drive out for you guys! I was surprised that you all come out this far. I live out in Pahrump but lived in Vegas for 24 years. All kinds of people are getting stuck now with the lake draining out. Great video yall!

[@johndeere8594]

I was wondering how far Matt had to travel for this recovery.

[@sk-wx1cf]

Fun to watch, as usual! I liked Matt's explanation about the recovery points -- what makes a component ok for for recovery or not. It's about the forces that the component is designed to withstand. Thanks from Idaho!

[@scottgm321]

I learned a long time ago to not ask "why did they drive there?" or why do you do things the way you do. Every situation is different. Thanks for the videos.

[@MichaelSanAngelo]

yeah but an SUV and Box truck? 🤔

[@TheIIOM]

Definitely restock, its a good affordable marketing tool. (the tshirt)

[@gaylecrawford1739]

Thoroughly enjoy your videos. Grew up on a farm doing goofy stuff at times & appreciate the skills you & your crew use to rescue people & equipment! Thank you for creating family entertainment! Appreciate your kindness & language.

[@549BR]

Jamie and Matt are such a nice couple, and a pleasure to watch. And then there's Ed, the senior counselor and prospector, also fun to watch. Best regards from Florida.

[@Fishguy13]

Good job Matt on making sure every rig has gas for the recovery!👏🏻😂

[@MichaelSanAngelo]

I could be wrong but those off road vehicles look like they suck fuel compared to his truck uses towing them. big tires, small engines and small fuel tanks to boot.

[@AlJohnsonLasVegas]

That looks like Echo Bay, i'm the host in the campground out there and have help many people get out of that same spot. It's starting to dry up now but a couple months ago it was like quick sand. Wish i had seen you guys go by. I'm a big fan.

[@mojo.adventures]

So the campground is still open at Echo Bay and plans to remain open? I know the boat launch is closed, but was wondering what else is left open there (if anything). Sounds like Las Vegas Bay too... everything shut down but the campground and storage facility now. I was also surprised to see MOAR come down to do a recovery here. I help people if I see them but with the receeding water it's happening much much more these days!

[@AlJohnsonLasVegas]

@@mojo.adventures they plowed the hill next to the ramp all the way to the water. As of yesterday people are launching boats. We see some pretty big boats passing by and they getting in the water. I don't know how long that will last. Yes the campground will be open, they said has nothing to do with water level. We get over flow from Valley of Fire campground.

[@mojo.adventures]

@@AlJohnsonLasVegas Awesome thank you for the update! 👍 I haven't been by Echo Bay in a while I'll have to come check it out. Good to hear though, I was a bit worried for boaters when there was only 1 launch left open at Hememway. Hope the campground continues to do well over there! Cheers ✌️

[@mrpeterpumpkin48]

Very enjoyable as always. Wanted to take a moment and say thank you for showing us the recovery point options under the back of the white vehicle. It was very informative. I often see you reach under vehicles and attach your rope, but I don’t often understand what the best attachment point is, so thanks for showing us. Please show us more!

[@kazihossain1370]

Yeah i try to go for the front or rear subframe if theres nothing obvious to hook onto

[@kimlindback7403]

Recovery rules change to best fit the requirements of the recovery at hand! Love your channel guys! Yes! Order those shirts! Hope Lizzy is having a great vacation!

[@jasonbrownlee7467]

Well I'm here in Ga and me and riding buddies wanted to take our dual sport bikes out to Utah this summer just because of all these videos! Unfortunately, gas prices derailed us this year 😞

[@T_bone]

That is exactly why the marxists and climate cult loves these high oil costs. It restricts your ability to travel by making it too expensive. They are bragging about it. Sucks for people as that is the way most of us take family trips because air travel is too expensive, especially for families and recreation.

[@johnhpalmer6098]

Speaking of gas prices, we were well above the $5 mark, now at the lesser prices stations, it's below that, I paid $4.79 for 87 octane fuel, but I get a discount with my membership card and paid less than that. Either way, it's a bit better than it has been.

[@T_bone]

@@johnhpalmer6098 That is due to lower demand due to higher prices. Speculation is based on predictions about use and supply.

[@Walkeranz]

@@T_bone compare price of oil/barrel vs gas prices historically and the price of oil/barrel vs gas prices presently. We’re being gouged at the pump.

[@kevinfrantz6458]

That's awesome that Ed is still doing his thing 👏 , is an asset along with Jamie to the team ! Hey Matt a question for you about the Banana . What wrong with the head liner ? It looks like it's got burn holes in it

[@M4kron20]

Thanks for the great content Matt!

[@snicklefritz4209]

I sure love ole Ed

[@rickcockcroft7590]

Despite many years of off-road, I keep learning from your videos. Also love the fabrication work, you engineer in a similar way that I do, which has my wife chuckling at times when I comment out loud while watching. I would love for you to address the safety aspect of recovery, I’m sure you are aware of Ryan Woods death while being recovered in AZ. I think a lesson from you would help plenty of folks. Keep at it , stay safe.

[@catherinemorris908]

People never learn despite ALL the videos of cars getting stuck on this treacherous lake bed, but with that said, it makes for great videos for us.

[@mrwilson7617]

I am soooo looking forward to "So we got a call and we're taking the World's Largest Off Road Wrecker".

[@MichaelSanAngelo]

makes me wonder if they'll end up with an even bigger truck and trailer to haul it to the jobs.

[@kenm6948]

Likewise!

[@Chris-gu7yn]

Two thumbs up this time 👍👍 This video is different. I love seeing Ed driving and having a more active part this time. And Matt gives interesting explanations about a car's rescue points and his trailer. Thanks for that!

[@VagueMemory]

Kinda surprised Matt doesn't set his truck's parking brake when loading or unloading. Not only for the obvious reasons but also for protecting the transmission from the rocking back and forth hard.

[@ryderrose4019]

Right! It probably wouldn't hurt to maybe also lock it in 4wd to keep the truck from sliding when loading up.

[@nickjamesaz1]

Surprised they dont have a parking break on while trying to take it out of mud? That would make it 10x more difficult to tow obviously thats why.

[@markrobertdevison1227]

Definitely restock the shirts. I want one.

[@headers12]

It’s sad to see how bad the Lake is dried out. I’m in Texas and we are having the same drought issues. Along with a lot of the world. On top of 105°F+ daily heat here. We desperately need some rain!

[@davekimball3610]

I'm near Albuquerque, I can walk across the Rio Grande and not get wet these days.

[@xXDanielSilva559Xx]

@@davekimball3610 no way it's that bad?

[@ripvanrevs]

We have plenty of water in the great state of Ohio. At one time, we were completely UNDER water AND near the equator.

[@robdog1245]

SoCal here, we’re probably taking most of your water. Our fire season is year round now, it’s getting worse every year. Hopefully that El Niño winter comes soon!

[@TheRealMikeWilly]

Banana A/C: As an owner of a 2000 XJ, My AC randomly quit working, so here's a couple things to check if you know for a fact that your system has pressure. Check the high pressure cutoff switch, and the low pressure clutch cycling switch. My AC worked great and then the compressor pulley bearing started failing, so I replaced everything because the kit wasn't much more than the compressor alone, shortly after my high pressure switch failed, I replaced it, and a month later the low pressure switch failed, replaced it. And for the last 3 years I haven't had a problem with the AC.

[@gerryhartung736]

After meeting Ed, Lizzie, and Skeeter in May, and seeing Ed in this vid, I need to do more than hiking and camping. Right now at 78 I'd be hard pressed to keep up with Ed!

[@dee2ski]

My parents have had a place in St.G for the past 20 yrs, actually met you and Jamie at Lupita's this last winter, love seeing the landscape while chillin ( literally) in Alaska...I'll be back down this winter to ride trails and always keep an eye out for the yellow!

[@marksd5650]

Thank you Matt. There is probably no clear answer but what does it cost to have a recovery when the assistance is an hour plus away? I have a friend in Nevada who posts pictures of signs warning not to get stuck because assistance starts at $500! I’m amused that the landscape looks pretty. In NH we call that scenery desolate.

[@SiikPros]

Watching these has helped me become a better tow truck driver. I used to get scared to throw J hooks where you attached your rope, but now I know it's perfectly fine as long as you don't overdue it with the force.

[@thegoodlife4259]

Matt in response to breaking a rule: " not rules so much as they are guidelines. "

[@karibird1629]

Jamie you're a trooper you get a star sticker 🌟⭐️ you are Great for sticking in there.

[@B.Colby107]

For those who like to call Matt out remember "rules were made to be broken!"

[@matthedeen2190]

always love rules and sop...I grin every time I see them cuz u know I'm going to be breaking them.

[@EvrttGrn]

Or at least bent out of the way sometimes.

[@Laugh1ngboy]

Rules are only obstacles to be climbed over.

[@CasperFLSTC]

They are not "rules," they are "guidelines." Guidelines are much more flexible and squishy.

[@dolguldur4706]

Yeah...thats the reason i spent 10 years in prison 😬😆

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Very nice job Matt and the Team. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friends. Keep recovering. Keep towing. Keep Making. God bless.

[@justinlynch3]

Now my experience is just from ATV's, but wouldn't a lot of paved road travel also wear down the offroad tires of the recover rigs faster?

[@MrMrsregor]

yes but, im pretty sure patagonia sponsors the channel. he even said the tires for golden nugget were donated provided patagonia (and lots of other things like raceline wheels, driveshafts, recovery gear, and other big parts)

[@stumpmason24]

he has stated a bunch of times that new tires don't work well at all for the type of recoveries that he does.

[@AndrewAMartin]

@@MrMrsregor FYI, the company is Milestar, Patagonia is the model of tire. Trevor has been wearing a Milestar hat in several of the recent videos. They definitely have a sponsorship deal with MORR...

[@volvo09]

@@stumpmason24 yes, he did said they are better when more slick when it comes to their sand.

[@MrMrsregor]

@@AndrewAMartin oh yea, milestar. That is what I was think of. Thank you.

[@scottsignett941]

Just purchased my copy of the Golden nugget book can't wait to look through it!!!

[@Frank-Thoresen]

The truck driver remembered to use the hazard lights when he got stuck in the desert 👍

[@EvrttGrn]

Habits are hard to break.

[@bryankinash3523]

You should always follow the road laws when you're cooking meth. Don't want to attract attention!

[@FrehleyBurst9-1878]

Restock the SHIRTS! Matt are you going to finish the interior of the Banana/XJ? Can you show us the rear/storage area of the Banana and where you keep all the tools and recovery equipment and how you keep everything organized?

[@thnd-uo4vp]

First customer: “I thought I had some off roading skill” Everyone watching the video: Driving down a gravel driveway isn’t some off-roading skill.

[@PakmanR3]

Love the explanation of recovery points of different cars, keep up those educational details! Thanks!

[@ADIYHD]

Rule #3 I’m guessing the rescue vehicles get bad gas mileage.

[@jrhendershot1936]

Great videos thanks for sharing your days and letting us tag along and watch all of the place we and things that people are driving off road and places they go

[@woodyholland9865]

It amazes me how few people can keep the steer wheels straight while being towed! You guys have to tell most every driver to go straight. Seems like that should be the obvious thing to do. Follow the thing pulling you.

[@loosemoose9799]

That is seen in video after video. They don't know which way they are turned to begin the tow and don't know when the wheels are straight ahead. Also, for some reason the wheels are most always turned to the left. Matt tells them where to point the wheels and they still don't get it.

[@ecka4x4]

Rules schmules! What matters is getting it done & back home safe. Matt & his capable crew always rise to the challenge. It’s not always pretty, but it gets them out. Ed’s one tough cookie. Many much younger folks wouldn’t be game to keep doing what he does in hot weather, but when you’ve got such a passion & love of doing something comfort comes a distant second.

[@outlaw832005]

They're more what you'd call guidelines, than rules.

[@outlaw832005]

@Ziplokk I remember it from pirates of the Caribbean, but now I need to dive back into the west wing.

[@GunnyPerrero]

Taking blue is probably also cheaper than using the banana. Blue steel might make it up with towing. But will probably have a lower fuel consumption over all.