I’m a little older than you but they used to be called Service Stations. Wash your windows, check your oil, air tires, take your money, bring you change. It was very civilized😮

Your comments on winter driving with a 40k load sound like me when I was a teenage driver. In winter conditions I had no fear and felt in control. I loved the feel of breaking the rear loose or spinning brodies. Always impatient with those more cautious than I when following following them. I would as you feel comfortable traveling at the speeds you suggest while going forward. It's when you need to stop that's the problem. It's one thing to be rear ended by a Prius, but another by a tractor trailer. Best of luck driving with your over confident attitude and I hope I don't see you in another video of Bonehead Truckers.

😢59yo, existing in a Hosp. bed. Greatful to you Mike, for keeping my heart in the ever-changing byways.. I was born in Oregan. You've brought me back to my birthplace. Always wanted to go back. 😊 From Central Valley, NH. ❤ you. Stay safe. God Bless You.❤ always

I know these were recorded a little while back, that does not bother me , thanks for another great video. I love the snow drives.

Hi Mike.. You are spoiling us! With you twice this week!..Thnks so much for sharing yr precious time with us... Best regards... x🇬🇧

Nothing like a good wintertime instructional video in June. Gets us all ready for winter coming in September 2023 LOL. Come on snow 7 months wasn't enough!!!

Lots of prayers for you brother, and all our truck driver heroes 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

I drove a truck for a two truck company for 2 months in 1988 (so clearly I'm an expert 😂). I waited out the snow in a truckstop in Ohio. The company owner said I should have kept moving like his other driver. The other driver wrecked in the same storm. For that and other reasons, I am no longer a truck driver. I am really glad some people tougher than me still haul the goods that we need.

I would absolutely LOVE to ride with you on this route . That is so beautiful to me .

I gotta say Mike you are an amazing driver for those conditions. My son took a load out of El Paso this past winter and had to pull off the road because of the conditions, he drives a Tanker Yanker. I am glad he did he pulled over as it's just not worth a wreck. Thanks for the videos, still catching up. Safe driving.

It's so beautiful. We're in the tropical Pacific Ocean. Thank you for letting us have snow adventures through you.

Beautiful scenery and amazing driving.

Spectacular scenery. Love your videos. Keep up the good work. Greetings from Canada.

'64 Born in Portland, OR. (54) yrs on the New England coast. Always wanted to go there Now I can say I've been on Rt 58 thru snowy OR w Mtn man Mike. T.y. Mike.

Another great ride. Like how you explain things. Great job today.😊😊😊😊

Really enjoy your vids! Thank you

I am glad your eyes can see as far as you can because Mike with my cataracts , watching this video Iwas hard pressed to see anything until it was close to your trucks nose. Which shows to me our DVLA (in the UK) was correct to pull my license away from me. Cheers for sharing your experiences out on the highways .

That seanrey is so gorgeous I was born and raised in Oregon and I left Oregon wean I turned 18 and I live in Montana I do miss Oregon sometimes

Beautiful drive!

Beautiful scenery. Love the mountains in Oregon.

I live in Salem and I really appreciate not having to pump my gas when it's 35° and raining sideways.

Thanks for posting this, Mountain Man. I'll be coming back to these videos when it's 90-Plus degrees outside to keep cool thoughts this coming Summer. You mentioned the Caddy V, I had been wondering how it was doing for you. Take Care and Keep Safe out there road running. Ready to get in some fishing later on?

Thank you!!!!

You a good driver greetings from Germany Cologne ein Fan aus Krefeld..

I've been waiting for these videos from this past winter. I live in Reno and made the trek over Donner Summit many times...when it was open, for work (not a truck driver). Epic year of snow in our neck of the woods. Can't wait to see some more of your videos.

Hey man, thanks for your videos and especially snow storms. I enjoy watching and listening rumbling noises and you talking shit while i work.

Excellent snow day 😎🤣⭐️

Beautiful scenery,

As a native Oregonian, I knew to avoid Hwy 58 in the winter- Most beautiful drive during non winter conditions- During winter I drove Hwy 22 which was well maintained

Waaaooow waten mooi uitzicht begint video 👍🌹🇹🇷

Beautiful scenery

#47 I'm 75, Mike. So I would not tackle Route 58. Thanks for the video! Happiness is The Highway!

The snow so pretty

Hey Mike, Bonus.... two uploads this week. Thanks. :-)

Thank you for telling us when this was filmed.

I love it when you get up in my area ❤

That HAS to be some beautiful countryside in better weather.

Great​ yr.video​ be.safe​ truck.drivie

my first trip was with doubles over this road in a snow storm b4 plow came through

I like the way you drive.

Hi Mike; A song I came to love (God on the Mountain) when I had it" into the wind" between Calgary and Vancouver,( Highway thru Hell) You may be familiar with it. Here's a line or two, "Life is easy when you're up on the mountain, you've got peace of mind like you've never known. But things change, when you're down in the valley, don't lose faith, for you're never alone". Keep the Faith Bud.

Good to hear from you Mike!! Everything good with you? Good yo see you take time off for your health and family.. This video is from January? Like you said you had videos completed but not uploaded.

I run 58 all year long when I'm heading south to Phoenix and it's so bad up there...

Mike, I like the way U drive, U remind me of me. Retired Haney Heavy Haul Driver

Hey u got snow I'm in southern Oklahoma and have green sky's and tornadoes and hail

You mentioned about Oregon not pumping their own gas and flipping out about having to do that themselves. My state of New Jersey doesn't pump gas either, but recently changed the law allowing the option to pump one's own gas. Most of the 10 million Jerseyians don't pump and I don't pump either. I stay in Jersey so I don't have to worry about it.

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Been awhile since I was in Oregon. But that last time they said they didn't care or pump diesel. Only gasoline. I pumped my own every time at either filling stations or truck stops. I was driving a GMC diesel pulling a 5th wheel trailer

MOUNTAIN MAN MIKE.....I KEEP BAMBOO BACK SCRATCH STICK IN MY DOOR POCKET IN MY TRUCK... WHEN MY WIPERS BUILD UP ICE I USE THE STICK TO REACH OUT AND POKE MY WIPER BLADES 👍👍👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣👍

HY 58 can get really nasty in the winter, but the state road crew work hard to keep it clear. I couldn't guess how many times I've chained up on that road in both trucks and commercial bus. Better safe than sorry.

Mike, what is your opinion of the practice of pulling two trailers in the winter on frozen mountain roads? I saw a lot of FedEx trucks pulling two trailers through Pennsylvania on I-80 that ended up going off roading!

Rats. You're in my neighborhood with this one, I wanted to see more! :)

Does your volvo truck feel happy and controllable in snowy situations?

I think summer officially arrives in less than a week.. so hang in there.

watching this in 99 degree desert temp, it helps I think! lol

Does your truck have full lockers or just inter axle?

r these the videos you had trouble with the sound way back then? If it is, you must have had a great fixer because the sound sounded great!

I thought Oregon left it up to the driver as to whether or not to use chains? FWIW, I learned to drive in the snowbelts of the northeast, and we NEVER used chains (well, maybe a farmer or 2, but that was more for mud..). Whenever I used to head to the Pacific NW, I aways tried to cross the mountains in Oregon, just to avoid having to hang-iron. Here in the northeast, we always make certain we have good lugs on our drive treads. A lot of west-coast drivers prefer non-lugged drives, because they ride better, make less noise, and give better fuel economy, with the downside being that you must hang iron anytime it snows.

It would be cool to somehow get your speedometer and tach and maybe gas and brake up on the screen somehow.

I loved it then pumping gas but they don't have all kinds of help at these gas stations you pull in there to get gas you got to wait on them to come out especially in the wintertime you know you don't want to stand out there and pump gas just sit in your vehicle and you don't stay warm I say cuz I grew up in California what I moved to Oregon I loved it somebody else pumping my gas like I said specially in the winter time Mercy now I live in Iowa but I don't drive here I don't like pumping other peoples gas either because I have to pay people to take me places they pumped her own damn gas I'm not doing it I thank you for this video be nice if you put one out tomorrow or even every day be pretty nice my only entertainment I have I can't afford cable

This channel doesn’t begin to compare to other COAST TO COAST truck driving channel’s as other’s have stated countless times on this channel AND ON OTHER CHANNELS VIDEOS COMMENTS!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm cussing sitting here watching it :)

Mike, I've welcomed others to pump my gas since I don't want my gorgeous aroma perfume to smell like Premium, Regular or Diesel when I leave the station.

pump ur own gas wow they need the easy button

where is our gov with their snow plows

I believe in New Jersey drivers are not allowed to pump their own gas.

maybe start a truck driving school

I have lived in Oregon all my life. We still get our gas pumped for us for several reasons. It employs more people yes, no matter the economy, but it is also safer in many ways. Have you ever watched people at stations for any period of time? Some aren’t so bright. Rarely do people drive off with the nozzle still in. Less to no spillage. Also I’m handicapped I can’t do my own. Try getting help in another state. Also our prices aren’t much higher here. Try California prices and you have to pump your own. Just letting you know. The videos are great. Thank

Truck driver here. Been in those conditions many times. Your going too fast especially in chain up conditions without chains and tailgating. Sorry man, not a good example.

I'm so glad u never trained me bc u practice such poor driving technique. Tailgating that car was not necessary. That driver was exercising caution where u were not. U drive according to the conditions, not speeding or tailgating. So what if u have people behind u. What's the big hurry? Ignoring the chain laws in effect is ignorant & stupid. Doesn't matter if u want to put chains on, blinking lights were on = chain laws in effect.

How the hell is it still snowing? Im freezing my balls off in Australia which is appropriate for this time of year.

Beautiful drive!

watching this in 99 degree desert temp, it helps I think! lol