Anyone offroad in the sand with++snow.. and finish the trail.
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Black Ops
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Lots of sand here in SoCal. Not much snow.
The two things that I have found that work the best for me are (1) tire pressure, obviously; and (2) disabling the traction control (at least for those of us with 2011 or earlier Jeep JK's). I have a six speed manual so 1-3 work well in 4 high depending on speed. Assuming you talking about soft sand ..... as opposed to just sandy covered trails.
The two things that I have found that work the best for me are (1) tire pressure, obviously; and (2) disabling the traction control (at least for those of us with 2011 or earlier Jeep JK's). I have a six speed manual so 1-3 work well in 4 high depending on speed. Assuming you talking about soft sand ..... as opposed to just sandy covered trails.
SRAYMOND68
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Here in idaho
Here in idaho the sand and snow can be very dishieving. Its windy here a lot so what looks like a sand dune sometimes can be a very big snow bank that will swallow a vechile, but low tire pressure, shovels, and other people are the best help. Don't snow wheel alone. And i know i can't spell
Here in idaho the sand and snow can be very dishieving. Its windy here a lot so what looks like a sand dune sometimes can be a very big snow bank that will swallow a vechile, but low tire pressure, shovels, and other people are the best help. Don't snow wheel alone. And i know i can't spell