This Truck Shouldn’t Be Out Here!

On this Recovery, Chad and Jeremy head out to the east side of the basin to rescue a new Chevy Colorado.
The customer was out exploring when he got stuck in a ravine and ended up having to stay the night after he blew out the front differential. Lots of winching and lessons learned by the crew, like don’t forget the tools and bring extra water.
When wheeling it’s best to never go out alone, but if you find yourself in a similar situation be sure to reach out to the Facebook group “Stuck in the Basin” or call Anarchy Off-road at [phone] for help!
Watch as we navigate rough trails, face the ultimate challenge of a broken driveline, and rely on quick thinking and teamwork to save the day. With breathtaking scenery, heart-pounding moments, and a true test of our off-road skills, this is one recovery you won't want to miss!
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[@mcruz4467]

That ZR2 thought it could roll with the big boys just because. LOL

[@geezerpleasers_OG]

Dayum!!

[@BrandonSimmons-do6jq]

Jeez man! He tore that front end all up.

[@Carter_Racing720]

I can see why the front end is messed up

[@samjohnson9894]

Don't care what anyone says, I'd never use a Jeep for recovery. Yes, I'm aware of MORR, but they replaced or upgraded so much of the "Banana" it's hardly a Jeep anymore. Not to say there's a rig out there that could do recovery on the regular without a bit of mod'ing, but seriously. And whoever bought that GM thinking they were driving, oh I don't know, an #80series, is only feeding the recovery industry. Kudos to you all. Well done. Recovery is more than just "a strap 'n send it". Sub'd.

[@edventures_4938]

Great video guys! That area looks awesome!

[@AnarchyOffroad-Utah]

Thanks so much!

[@RecklessRedneck]

Yeah definitely shouldn't be out there. I'm ready for winter, ready for the STUCK posts out here in the basin.

[@LuckyD777]

No matter the brand of the car, no stock vehicles would've made it in that trail, great recovery though

[@OpieDogie]

Awesome video!!

[@drjhunter]

I will take my Zr2 Colorado Bison with 4” BDS lift and 35” KM3s over my SEMA Tundra, H3 championship edition, ZR2 Bison Silverado and GX470 any day on tight trails .

[@Chaos4Eva1]

I've got a z71 2wd Colorado... Where's that location? Asking for a friend.. 🤔

[@AnarchyOffroad-Utah]

@@Chaos4Eva1 lol vernal utah

[@geezerpleasers_OG]

How much does a rescue like that cost? Not that I have any plans to get myself into a situation like that.

[@AnarchyOffroad-Utah]

@@geezerpleasers_OG depends on where and how many vehicles are needed to recover.

[@StagonRatedE]

He’s just not an experienced driver. The zr2 are pretty good right off the bat.

[@ryanm4013]

They are good, but not great. They aren’t good enough to do this trail

[@tdublove9558]

The dude would have been better off driving a subaru impreza Wagon Sport out there 😂

[@WVHotRodRhino]

👍👍

[@Roaming-Mike]

They say that the video never does the trail justice and it was hard to watch this expensive truck go through this was this guy blind and not look ahead ?

[@AnarchyOffroad-Utah]

@Roaming-Mike It believe he was lost. And Inexperienced in all frogyInexperienced in off roading.

[@ferretapocalypse]

I never understood the appeal of this. 4 wheeling for the sake of 4 wheeling. It makes more sense if you’re going to a fishing/hunting/shooting spot, or camping

[@AnarchyOffroad-Utah]

It can be a challenge. Testing the limits of the driver and machine. Then making adjustments to both to do better next time 😁