PWIM - Power Wagons in Moab 2018 - Official Video

[@2001houpilot]

What do yall air down to while wheeling?

[@OffroadTreks]

Really depends on the tire and vehicle.

[@2001houpilot]

@@OffroadTreks roger that. I was referring to the PW. Im about to pull the trigger but I just watched a video where a guy on 35s in a pw aired to like 18 and it came off bead. Just curious as to what is a typical pressure for a 35 or 37 on a 17 no bead lock wheel.

[@OffroadTreks]

@@2001houpilot I've run 18psi and never had a bead come off, and I have run the stock wheels on almost every trail in Moab, as documented on this channel. However, most of the time I run 24f/22r off-road. Sometimes in Moab a bit less. Usually the bead issue is driver error, IMO after running these events for a few years now.

[@2001houpilot]

@@OffroadTreks thanks. Glad to hear it.

[@mckinneyguy]

Taking mine next month, can you recommend a guide or what trails that a stock 17 on 35s w/ mopar step/nerf bars can handle?

[@OffroadTreks]

I recommend picking up the FunTreks Guide to Moab for a list of all the trails and difficulty levels along with descriptions >> amzn.to/39WZw6n There are a lot of trails you can handle, like Fins & Things, Hell's Revenge, Top of the World, to name a few. Just be warned. Those mopar step bars won't handle any hits.

[@mckinneyguy]

@@OffroadTreks yea I have been scouring the web for some sliders that arnt $1500 white knuckles. Thought about nfab but those appear to be body mounted.

[@uberfishyskillz]

Just bought my brand new 2018 PW this past weekend.. this video is very motivating ! I cant wait to take it out! I hope to join in the next time you guys go to Moab!

[@vanwaggggg]

uberfishyskillz have you registered for this years event yet?? Still got some spots open!! Powerwagonsinmoab.com

[@johnnybabee9095]

@1:10, that Tradesman looks badass!

[@mckinneyguy]

Did the guys with stock 33s have problems with the route? Going in March but still have a lot of tread left on my 33s, not ready to upgrade to 35s yet.

[@OffroadTreks]

Python those durasucks don’t last long in Moab. Be prepared for flats.

[@mckinneyguy]

@@OffroadTreks I hear ya, I have a 17 Wagon that I use as my tow vehicle for the TT. So not looking to do anything too extreme but its a sin not to use the PW for what it was born to do. At least a little.

[@johnfitzgerald5158]

Awesome!

[@TheChicagOP]

does that silver early 3rd gen have an insta??

[@OffroadTreks]

ChrisCG if you mean who I think; yes; @1badpowerwagon - Jeff

[@TheChicagOP]

@@OffroadTreks thats it thanks!

[@sergiovazquez398]

All Those Power Wagons was made in Mexico 🇲🇽

[@BenKlassen1]

*assembled in Mexico

[@tennesseecurtiss5741]

And?

[@BenKlassen1]

@@tennesseecurtiss5741 Big difference between assembling parts and engineering/designing.

[@DUNEATV]

Not a fan of Dodge or “ram” trucks because of poor reliability but I like the Power Wagon and the idea of wheeling a full size truck.

[@OffroadTreks]

72k miles and zero issues here. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@philharris4504]

I have a 2011 Ram with 135,000 miles and zero issues. It's been the most comfortable and most reliable truck I've ever owned, believe it or not. And I've owned Ford, Chevy, Toyota, and Nissan. Maybe I'm just lucky. One of these days, I'll finally own a Power Wagon and will be in Moab with these guys.

[@fionnmaccumhaill3257]

@@philharris4504 Love your work in "The Jungle Book and Robin Hood"......J/K