That would be awesome

They do just not in sand

Tires are only as good as the driver that uses them, he makes the tires look really good.

@@feellnfroggy Truer words have never been spoken lol. Too many people put a lift, tires and a winch on a newer vehicle and think it will go anywhere! If you don’t know how to drive off-road then you’re getting stuck! I built my first truck when I was 18 and learned very quickly that lesson! I was stuck staring at the trucks I’d copied effortlessly conquering obstacles while I kept getting stuck or needed multiple attempts. I finally asked if I could ride along with an older gentleman and watched him as well as picked his brain and from that day forward I got better and better! Then moved down south and had to learn some of it all over again as the terrain is way different!

⁠ 2:40 what tires do you run and size?

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Trying to add some privacy due to some haters being hateful

😂 facts

Why would they go there in street tires at least have some kind of grip

For. Real

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Last year I was deep in the backcountry going down a trail I came upon a woman and kid on a polaris ranger panicking and crying. I asked what was the matter apparently her husband was stuck on a Boulder close to the end of the trail with there other kids. A grizzly with cubs was near and they couldn't pull the ranger off the rock. Miles and miles of deep creek crossings trees down and boulders I finally got my f150 back to them came around the corner to see a crew cab ranger sitting up on top of a Boulder with all 4 tires a foot off the ground. How in the hell they got stuck that bad I have no clue. They were as remote as you can get in the lower 48 with no cell service hardly any water in wyoming early summer where the weather can turn and still snow at that elevation. It's amazing the situations people get themselves into.

Welcome to 2024 The world of I’m going with zero preparation and I EXPECT you to save me for free

Better tires would do wonders

In reality a 4×4 on worn out tires or streets is still better than 4×2. Most 4×4's will have a locker in front and limited slip in back from the factory, if lucky a locker front and back which is best. Most people don't know this, more money than brains scenario lol. I seen some 4×2's with a locker in rear run through some serious shit too though

Obviously, you have not heard of anti-spin and limited slip differentials. When one tire on the rear spins fast enough, the other one kicks in, and they spin at the same time.

You know you are both right.. Im just a freaking idiot. That has no idea what I'm talking about.. Even though I have driven offroad from the winter mountains in Montana to the desert of Arizona. But I guess to others I'm just an idiot.. Y'all have yourself a great day

They look good they perform even better in mud dirt and terrible in the sand

Yes it will

If that’s the only thing you have, sometimes you just wanna have a little fun

Thanks

@carl h; i worked on a ranch for three years, driving a 63 International 4x4 PU with stock tires all over in muddy fields got stuck once

The Toyota actually had some decent tires on it but no ground clearance.

When you have done as many jobs as us They get pretty easy

You got that right!

Goes for the F150 too. These guys need to stay in their lanes.

@@gregdenton5282 you obviously don’t go hunting or do much activities in the woods.

@@seanpaul9164 what makes you say that?

@@seanpaul9164 I live in the woods, & 80% of our meat comes from the woods & 90%of our vegetables come from our garden. But I will agree up until the mid 2000's Toyota trucks were as good as you got but no more. And if you look that Ford had 100% street tires & the Toyota had at very minimal all terrain tires & it only made it half the distance as the Ford. Even today the F150 will out haul, out tow, & out run the tundra.

just not out-last. Toyota is STILL more reliable .

and their f150s too 🤣😆😂

@@salemk.3098 and their Toyotas.

@@salemk.3098 Well, the 150 made it quite a bit further than the Tundra, and the Tundra appeared to have better tires too. That Ford needed better tires.

@@tylermacconnell217 sure, 20 yards is quite a bit

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​​@@OffRoadRecoveryLLCIs the jeep gas or diesel

@@soulstealer1313 gas

@@OffRoadRecoveryLLC good sounding jeep thought it was diesel at first have u ever thought about a v8 swap for ur jeep

The trick is to use winching, kinetic energy, and traction/flotation to your advantage. If you don't have traction or flotation, you end up like the Toyota. Without the other two you'd just be breaking straps or digging holes. Armchair expert here

Green cove area is this one

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Yes and lockers.

Definitely so

@@hammerT2997 I don’t know if I’d be that keen to crawling around in those swamps then! 😂

Not just Florida. South GA, LA, MS and other southern states.

@@PaddyBoy644 lol. I'm up in Georgia, we are pretty heavily gatored too, but Florida and Louisiana are gator havens for sure. Lol

I know a lake where if you ran really fast, you could cross the whole lake without getting your feet wet. There must be 1,000's of gators in there!

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The Toyota had some decent tires on it, definitely not slick. That guy just doesn’t know how to drive, I could have easily taken that truck, and driven it all the way to where the Ford was, jerked him out and driven back out. I learned to drive in the woods at a young age, and I was born and raised right here in Florida. I used to go out playing in the mud with my buddies and I would go more places with tires with less grip then they would with mud tires because they didn’t have any experience.

The Ford is what I was talking about, do you know what the Gladiator is running as far as tires? They look like buckshot 2's.@@seanpaul9164

Stock motor 5.38 gears

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If you are using it every now and then you’ll be fine They just don’t hold up to constant use like we do

We charge $100/hr

On Facebook people would recognize certain companies or people Them start tagging them So we started doing this to try and keep the peace because people suck

@@OffRoadRecoveryLLC "people suck" truer words have never been spoken🙏

Most power lines have an easement that can be private property or not In this case the hunter had permission to use the property

Are you from Florida?

He’s playing nice to gain fame from Matt and him I use to like his work and he bad mouthed both of them and now colabs with them and openly says it’s for business to boost his numbers So who knows

@@OffRoadRecoveryLLC I figured as much. During the live chat he had, I plugged your channel many times until I goaded him into acknowledging you. I told him, "@offroadrecoveryFL " could probably teach him a few things about using a winch. He bowed up to that and said, Hardly. But I got the plugs in anyhow ;-)

@@RealJeep 🤣 well we appreciate that

None of the vehicles in this video were 2 wheel drive

I'd rather drive my 80 series than a SHITBOX JEEP

It depends on the purpose Your Toyota is going to ride much better on the road then any Jeep

There's some info in the description, Matt's working on a specs video