You should do more functional tests like this, maybe do big wheels small tires vs big tire small wheel, or big lift vs stock etc.

Off-roading is more fun with buddies Anyways ..so if you have a 2wd make sure at least one of your friends has a 4WD.

I know all kinds of older guys who used to run two wheel drive in the mud and stuff, purely because 4 wheel drive wasn't an option when their trucks were built

I offroaded a 2wd locked suv and it was surprisingly capable. I feel like a 2wd pick-up is hindered more so with the lack of weight in the back.

There is a lot of effort in this video and I’m here for it

You should make a series out of this, this is quality!!

I appreciate this video so much because I have a RWD, and it makes me confident to do things with it, so thank you Custom Offsets

I had a 2wd manual transmission Mazda B2500 in high school that I took anywhere and everywhere mudding, trails, towing and racing. Driver skill makes the difference! Learn your vehicle!

from my experience, 2WD can do 90+% of obstacles a 4WD just with momentum. also if you’re checking out something new, do NOT go alone in a 2WD vehicle. while capable, you need the extra precautions.

Heck yeah! I rocked 2wd on the "trails" for a long time

2wd are kind of more fun because everything suddenly becomes harder

I off-road my 71 VW bug. My buddies jeep Wrangler got stuck and I started driving circles around it and then pulled in front of him and covered it mud with a "burn out" lol. Then We drove around till we found someone who could pull him out and they laughed while following my little bug doing 35 mph in the mud. Lol

I have my grandpa’s 2004 F150 extended cab 2wd 4.6L as a daily driver and I would LOVE to transform it into a custom pre-runner someday! I wish I could afford an awesome King suspension system, a 5.0 swap, and a sick raptor style body kit like that!

I put a stock Jeep Dana 44 with a mini spool in my XJ and proceeded to do all the same rocky hill in 2wd that I’d done in 4x4 months prior. Not only that but rwd locked in snow was AWESOME!

Should come ask the cali desert racers how they like their 2wd

I have Friends with Tacomas 2WD but with Rear Lockers that go most places us 4wD go...2WD with no rear locker are going to get stuck in some places

You guys put so much time into this and I’m loving this type of video

No matter what you wheel, knowing your limitations will avoid a lot of broken parts and aggravation.

Me and my friends all have Tacoma SR5s all with custom Off-road tires. Mine is 2 wheel RWD V6 and I have 33in Falken Widepeak AT3W tires. My other friend has just the stock on there and his Tacoma handles desert runs perfectly fine. Personally 4WD is best when dealing with steeper, muddier, tougher terrain, but a 2WD while doing a desert run is seriously fun af.

Can vouch. 2017 f150 2WD with ko2s and a locking rear diff. Just got back from a winter in Montana and some off-roading to chicken corner via hurrah pass. It can be done for sure but you gotta be smart about it. And ALWAYS have a hand winch and some tow rope ready. For me 2wd cover 90 percent of trails I’d normally do. FWIW even in Montana a lot of guys wernt 4WD. Snow is snow and if you’re stuck deep it really doesn’t care how many wheels are spinning.

Impressive! You fellas have come a long way. Keep up the great work.

I offroaded up a mountain with a bunch of 4x4s in my 2017 tundra and by the time I got stuck everyone was amazed it even made it as far as it did . You just gotta know your limits

I appreciate the work you put into this. Great knowledge base, interesting but applicable vehicle choice, terrain choice was a style/type I think we all can relate to. Outcome, well, pretty much what I expected, but, driving home the philosophy that common sense prevails! Well presented, good camera work, great vid/edit. YT got the reccomend thing right this time, new sub, looking forward to the next one.

2wd can go some places but it takes more skilled driving. You have to use momentum at times to not get stuck. Also the lighter the truck the better it does. Small trucks like rangers and tacomas dont even need 4x4 in most trails.

I offroad my 2wd 99 sr5 4runner. And it pushes through great! Got stuck on mud on a incline. But still made it out turning off traction control, got on low and maneuvered. With a spotter. Its really about how you take on the trails, clearance plus tires of course. So much fun! But im going full out prerunner with my 4runner build. Very stoked !

Nice video I like this change of pace

I bought a set of these a couple of months ago cor my 2018 Nissan frontier pro4x after watching your videos over and over. So far I've had them through mud, over rocks, sand,gravel and snow/Ice with absolutely no troubles. I live on a mountain so when it snows I have to drive up and down a mountainside daily.

Would love to see a review on the prerunner 👍🏼

I am going to send some fan art do want something specific

Of course you can offroad 2-wheel drive vehicle much like you can take a mountain bike on trails. It still depends on the skill of the driver to know how to angle the vehicle and what to avoid while offroading. It's more effective in 4x4, but it's completely doable.

Y'all need more content like this

Nice content, thanks Fuller.

Great vid! Thank you!

Very good video, my truck is only a 2wd and man it will surprise you with just some simple upgrades. In mine i have a detroit tru trac with some nice tires and it will go a lot of places. Spent all day in silver lake sand dunes and never got stuck once! Plus being in 2wd you dont get nearly as stuck as a 4wd lol

Good to see you off-road fuller

Really enjoyed this just wish there was more😁👍

That prerunner 5.0 F-150 looks absolutely killer

Granny gear, the right axle ground clearance the right tires, a stout manual and a winch is all you need. Tires and the right axle matter more than anything. That's why old 2wd truck in Alaska backwoods got along fine with a good driver. Unless you're going where a Hummer can there isn't many places you can't go in a 2wd and the right tools. Now you may not be deep bogging or rock crawling but that's playing unless it's life or death.....

Love ❤️ this would love to see more of theses videos thanks 😊

Loved this video!

Damnit. This deserved a like right away! I have a 2wd but the prerunner Offroad is something I’m in. People don’t understand different builds.

Take my 2017 2wd Tacoma sport out all the time! The 2wd truck are really capable.

If you want to blaze down a dirt or gravel fire road you can do that in a RWD truck or probably even a FWD car of some sorts. If you want to take on a jeep trail up a mountain you will need a 4x4 and depending on how difficult the trail is you may need a rear and even front locker.

You had my like for the gx470. I grew up in one of those & now I own a 460

Because of the low gear MANUAL (STANDARD) IS BEST TRANSMISSION TYPE.

My dads 2010 Ford F-150 Raptor SVT has method rims, I highly recommend these rims cause there AWESOME!

Love the prerunner!

i love your videos keep up the good work

Wait this is great y’all are out filming stuff not just at home great content 👍

I've owned 2 vehicles that had 4 wheel drive, but it didn't work for a period of time. First was my 92 s10 blazer. The 4x4 didn't seem to make that big of a difference because it had a limited slip rear diff and plenty of weight on the back. It was pretty good off-road and even when I fixed the 4 wheel drive, I seldom needed it because it would either do fine in 2wd, or 4wd wouldn't help. The second vehicle is a Toyota tundra, and it makes a lot more of a difference due to a lack of weight on the back, but honestly, decent tires make a bigger difference than 4x4 in my opinion, and if I load the tundra down with firewood or something, it's very good off-road without 4x4

Good Stuff, Great Tips😃👍🏿

Just took a stock 3rd gen 4runner out on a trail it went pretty good. Avoided the mud woth good reason but handled the sand and soft dirt areas just fine. Did good uphill too. The only thing changed with the suspensions were a little taller and the tires were stock size but falken rubitrek at 33 psi

Great Video!!!

This is totally different for customoffsets you never show your trucks off road and its about time keep making vidoes like this of you guys driving the big trucks off road

With enough speed you can off-road any vehicle

Killer guys I enjoyed this very much thanks for doing something different :) My 2WD lifted Tundra luvs it also lol..

That was sick

You can Offroad a station wagon on 10s if you want to ...

super helpful thank you

I hardly even use my 4wd unless I’m on the beach. Never had to use it tbh and only been stuck a handful of times lol. Can’t believe this is even a video lol just don’t stop 😂 dope video tho

Your videos are the highlight of my entire day 😊😊😊

Hell yea!! I go mudding all the time in my 2wd f150

I like that gmc. It’s nice to know my 2wd hd is not useless off road.

That’s what I was thinking too the whole time that if I get a 2WD vehicle I could still take it off roading, just not too extreme like going on steep hills and deep waters! Thank you it means a lot! :)))

Props to the guy running the camera drone

I have a 2011 Chevy Silverado wt 2wd and i have never had problems going up off road hills or off road but idk, maybe i know my limits

I grew up dirt biking all over southern California and I can tell you with enough speed and ground clearance, you can climb anything without the need for 4wd lol

More vids like this would be rad

Took my stock pt cruiser offroad once. I was pissing off jeeps left and right because the car was getting around better with fwd and like 5 inches or less of ground clearance.

It only takes one time getting stuck by yourself to change your mind

Fuller always makes the best videos tbh

Had a friend that I would go wheeling with who had a 2wd tacoma. He got stuck in everything from sand to ice, but we always had fun

Such a good video! I always have a hard time explaining to people that I offroad my 2wd lol

I took my 1984 Supra on a pretty hairy road to a campground in the San Juan mountains in Colorado. This road literally had foot deep pits the size of small cars all over it and covered with piles of rocks all over the place, plus a couple of water crossings. Even trucks had to zig zag from one side of the road to the other to get through this place, really needed a grading bad. Also one time we came by from Cripple Creek by way of the Phantom Canyon Road in a rental Impala, which was as scared as my wife has ever been, until we drove on I-25 in Denver.

I like my 2wd pickup for all the dirt roads it sees as a daily, sometimes I think I'm in a prerunner tee hee

More videos like this please

The prerunner is made for the desert.

I did everything with my long travel tacoma in 2wd that I did in 4wd. Some places it took 13 tries though...shell reef doing a half hill climb and disappear and come back down the chutes .black mountain poway up the roads close to the glider path...devil's slide to the top numerous times up the spine . Almost made the drop off fish Creek when it was a drop off...before wannabe s stacked rocks. Competition hill..oldsmobile...I kept the transfer case..but yanked the front end ..before toyota offered a prerunner I built one with real shocks and locker and kept the transfer case .that's the secret ..low range. And you need. To air down unless your a race truck ..that is rolling resistance and grip .low range gears and air pressure. Long travel and a skilled driver.. I used to dune it with 31x10.5 on pizza cutters..the beige one back in the day at glamis .I used to glow stick my wheels so everyone could see my fronts weren't turning and the rear were..no one had that back then and I used to catch a lot of shit...cause I made stuff look hard ..then i would say I'm 2wd and people would argue with me till I walked them over and showed them i had no front differential..then it was DUDE this fucking guy climbed this hill or this fucking guy is out duning a 2wd.. Duning a 2wd on pizza cutters. Low range forward ..never low range reverse .... lol.. Pick your line before you come down the hill to go back up...you cannot get out of the throttle..so no traffic...made it hard at compe at night..so much traffic ..not any more ..not even allowed to be there. Assholes. I can remember people's faces when they were stuck and asked me for help and we yelled 2wd as we charged past them..2 liter of coke ..pour out 1 liter. .fill with Jack...no food needed for 8 hours or more ..lol...

Talk to the Baja 500/1000 guys,they've been rockin' 2wd bad boys for many years.

what exhaust are you running on the work truck?? That thing sounds so good!!

Fuller needs to cam and slap a turbo on that puppy

What kind of exhaust do you have? That sounded beautiful when you were backing out of the mud .

I offroad a mustang (2wd of course), but it has decent weight on the rear, only light offroading though

What Radio do you have in your truck? I have the same truck without the radio mines an auto sadly, but big city better on auto my opinion. Looking on getting a bluetooh radio where I can just hook my phone and play it off that. what do you recommend?

Best CO vid ever lol

Do videos like this comparing wheels and tires. Like what is better a 22” or 17” on pavement and on dirt.

My f150 is rear wheel drive and I put a locking diff in it and I've never had a problem off roading. Most 4x4 trucks are open diff and when youre in mud or snow only 2 wheels are spinning anyway.

That GMC sounded niiiice in that mud! Flowmaster?

Ahhh yeah another custom offsets vid!

A good set of mts, and a little common sense, sometimes i dont even use 4wd

Where did you go to find these trails? I have looked all over wisconsin for some good wheeling spots and can never find much that isnt private land. Any suggestions?

Can you do more videos like this

Yo this is a great video and definitely help me out I just wish I bought a 4 x 4 lmao

What bumper and suspension set up is on that GX?

Should i just get 2 of those aggressive tires and put them on only the back wheels if I have 2wd? What are your thoughts on that?

It would be awesome if you have added a 2wd Ridgeline in the comparison. Would love to see how FWD vs RWD truck compare in the off-road. Also Ridgeline has more chances of conquering that first hill, if it will go backwards.

Bro I honestly do it all the time!! Just don’t get brave and I wouldn’t go mudding

Do you have a locking g rear on the 2x4?

What year is your chevy pickup? I have never seen them with a manual!

That Sierra sounds good