Pushing the New Ford Bronco through 4' of Snow

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[@Propain4eva]

Short intro, right into the content. Love to see it 💯

[@kimbilinkimbilin]

2023 Bronco #1🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@warrenmiconi8141]

2022🔥

[@chkchannel3457]

Was looking for reviews on Rhino gear and came across your channel. New 4runner owner and wanted to start getting recovery gear. By far the best channel I've came across for information, actually seeing the gear put to the test, and how to use it! Currently about 8 videos deep watching you pull vehicles out! Love what you are doing for people, and for the off roading community!!

[@4x4rescue74]

Awesome! We appreciate the support!

[@boostedstang760]

All my recovery gear on my Gladiator is Rhino too. I pull semi trucks out with Rhino gear. Can’t go wrong.

[@djh5755]

Had heavy snow in Bismarck last year my focus RS high centered numerous times. Decided to get practical about a 23 Broncos sasquatch big band locked up. I have no idea how to drive in deep snow. Heavy drifts are my issue here in town. I've searched for blasting snow drifts in a sasquatch package and have came up with nothing to to see UNTIL I SAW A 100FT OF SNOW DRIFT. I finally learned something from you thanks. If you got deep snow and a long way to go... go slow... If you got a short way to go in deep snow...let it roll.

[@tedfisk1211]

Amazing amount of snow. Looks like fun had by all

[@jamesbigham9036]

Wes I really enjoy the snow wheeling trips you guys know how to have fun.

[@getoutwithrockandsherri]

Well, that's some deep snow wheeling right there! Fun stuff for sure!

[@4x4adventure_pl]

Snowy trails... love it!

[@hogwildbowhunter]

That is experience/training you only get one way …… doing it! I must say the Bronco’s did well!

[@danrussell3439]

Thanks for posting your video

[@EricSNeitzel]

Just joined your Arizona group and am so glad I did.

[@4x4rescue74]

Awesome!

[@gregy3660]

man that looks like fun. I really need to get more recovery gear before heading out

[@markscala9136]

I do not see 4 feet of snow my frontier goes through 12 to 18 inches with out to meny issues off road or in the city. Thanks again

[@jasonh4167]

V block tire chains on all four for me in .3-4' snow.

[@darylsmioth1904]

Traction not the issue. It's the weight of the snow they are pushing with their front end and undercarriage.

[@LOVECATO1]

What about tire chains?

[@Aldo_Coria]

is it the Bronco Badlands or the Outer Banks?

[@jake-mv5oi]

New broncos come with cutting brakes?

[@luisgonzalez8415]

Love the Bronco. Be nice if you can say what the specs are for the Bronco that used the winch tied to tree to pull itself out. Tire size. Package. Engine etc. Even the winch. Man really want that Bronco. Nice color too

[@4x4rescue74]

He might comment with the info for you, I’m not too sure.

[@robertopena365]

35in Yokohama Geolandar MT with 2in spacer lift. Outerbanks w/rear locker 2.3L, setup for winch I went budget with a Walmart 10K hypertough winch synthetic line. eBay winch mount plate mounted to frame that has holes for parking sensors. I’m surprised how well the winch has been to help myself or others with no issues.

[@MarkR973]

I hope they continue to improve jeeps ride quality and quietness it’s a shame it took the bronco to wake them up… like Indian with Harley .. I’m gonna test drive the new rubicon x….

[@luisgonzalez8415]

Hey guys, new to this channel. Probably a newbie question but curious why you guys aren't putting on chains in places where tires are slipping.

[@4x4rescue74]

Chains are better for ice, or really packed snow. In the deep snow it’s better to air down super low. Plus chains like to dig more instead of staying on top. They work well for snow less than 2’ deep but when you’re in 3’+ of fresh powder you don’t want to break through and sink. I would like to try a good studded tire that’s aired down.

[@luisgonzalez8415]

@@4x4rescue74 I see. Makes sense. Thanks for sharing the info.

[@josephg4924]

👍

[@123uniden]

How many pounds of air on tires ?

[@4x4rescue74]

3-8psi in the snow for me

[@goobergobble-ux8lq]

Gun it

[@Jordan12894]

Awesome vids but can i just say fuck all that noise bro😂

[@ryangreen2683]

Always great videos keep up the great work

[@greg8622]

Subaru better

[@outlawedmedia4336]

yeah right. Subaru wouldn't move an inch in that deep of snow.

[@tomweaver7723]

But then You’d be gay

[@groundfog]

Sweet video!