I was the guy that said, "Is that your raptor over there?". We could have made it a quick and easy recovery, but the owner rudely told us to no. It was very strange to be honest... almost acted like he was too good to talk to us! I have a raptor of my own and have taken it all over the dunes. Funniest part was his tire pressure was at street level! Lol. Glad you guys were able to help!!!

My favourite part was watching 20 people push that Jeep out of the sand. High level of enthusiasm, keeping it 100.

Dude in the Raptor was like "what's the better vehicle out here?" Seemed quite let down when they explained that the yellow banana is a force to be reckoned with.

5 stars for Rudy’s driving/steering in that tight squeeze! Dad, you are teaching him well!

Thank you Matt for your comment that is the number one mistake that people make out in the desert leaving their vehicle , and always bring supplies plan on getting stuck even though you might not .

Good advice Matt. Here in Australia we are taught precisely that. ALWAYS stay with the vehicle. Every year we lose people who thought they could make it to help and failed. Love your channel.

Thank you Matt for your comment also about staying with your vehicle. It is extremely important where I live which is in Western Australia and especially in the north of the state where it can be extremely with no shade and no water. We even have reports here of people who are so ill-prepared/desperate that they drink the coolant from their vehicle's coolant system and that never ends well. Also great to view a channel where there are on profanities and such pleasant people. Take care.

So it's official: you are THE KZfaq guy!! Congrats.

The silence after the guy is told his $90,000 raptor is not even close to good as the yellow banana is priceless

The lady customer in the back seat says, "typical man, when he gets lost won't ask for directions"... Excuse me Ma'am, men do NOT get lost - We just don't know where we are sometimes.!

I love how respectful they are to these people who clearly already are embarrassed and feel bad... fantastic stuff

Now he's gonna air down to 10 PSI and throw a bead and have to call Matt again.

The Banana looked like a clown car when everyone started pouring out of it haha

Whoever's editing your videos is doing very well. To the point to where it's exciting and not a drawn out 40 min video. Nice job guys! Loving the content!

Randy is more than a camera man! Technical consultant and keeper of the positive spirit!

Airing down for sand really does make a huge difference. A lot of people only learn this the hard way, but sometimes life's best lessons are learned that way.

It's easier to find a vehicle than to find a person. Good advice Matt!

Stuck in the hospital with a broken leg and this made my day 100x better love seeing Matt and lizzy work thier magic on the raptor. And as always grade A camera work!!!

Matt, Rudies are always amazing guys. My grandson Rudie' Keyser 13 years old came through cancer now and is doing well. We thank our Father in Heaven.

I watched many many of Matt's off road recovery, what impresses me is the great team work,great attitude,plenty of food and water;like anything the more you do the more efficient one becomes doing it.Keep up the good work ;-)

Re. "air down" to improve offroad performance - don't forget to include an "air pump" so you can air-back-up when you get back to higher traction surfaces...

Matt, you make it look so easy. And being a local I can attest to the fact that "life or death" situations happen all the time there. The desert is no joke.

You are absolutely correct. Back before Desert Storm, we were doing field ops in 29 Palms, CA. There was a Marine who was a guide to which way vehicles were to go. He got left behind, and several hrs later when we realized it, he decided to go his own way. They founds his remains months later, several hundred yards from a highway and many many miles from where he was left. It made the national news as well.....😭

Lizzy is such a great addition 💥 bam Thanks for all you do matt

Came for stuck Raptors & got a stuffed banana. Also, I would have lost it if circus music had played when everyone exited the banana.

Look at rudy once again stepping up to the plate. Way to go rudy. Got yourself a good one matt

I have been watching few of your KZfaq videos now. You’re becoming a role model… helping other in trouble, keep it up

4:38 Matt is so awesome, he tells time by the freckles on his arm!

After the first time I got stuck with nothing but an e-tool to dig with I started doing research: Max trax, big shovel, air compressor, recovery straps and a winch. I feel much more confident that if I get myself stuck again I'll be getting myself out instead of waiting for kindly strangers. Luckily Matt's around, too just in case people like me get too full of themselves. :D

Amazing to see this channel explode. I think Matt can comfortably hire a crew now. Amazing to see it grow from a few thousand subscribers to 440k. Whoa!

8:53 😅 we see that every time someone gets stuck lol 😂 I’ve learned a hole lot from watching this channel from recovery to lower my psi before going off-road and to stay safe. Thanks Matt!

The guy’s head just deflated when Randy said the Banana was much better off-road than his truck. 😄😂😄

I was just wondering if you take water and some food on all of these jobs as you could also be stranded for some time. Also mention to any one going off roading no matter where they are to take emergency provisions with them to use as they stay with their vehicle!

Randy is always so nice lol 😂. Matt was like yea I got an appointment I’m late to already. The guy was like I wanna ride in the jeep. Randy’s like let’s switch then. Poor matt took more time having to switch people back.

That watch gesture 🤣

If you've never been in the southwest it's honestly hard to believe just how hot it can be, how much water you need, and how disorienting the desert can be.

You’re truly an awesome individual Matt. Thank you and God Bless you for what you do. Who knows what could happen to people if you weren’t there. 👍👍🙏🙏

Good work! The orange Raptor people seemed cool, nice to see people out enjoying their truck like that!👌👍

I guess with the whole Covid thing and malls being closed, all those Mall Crawlers have to actually off road now

Good solid advice. Really appreciate the mention of safety in the desert and exposure.

Just had my first “Matt” moment yesterday. We got hit with the big winter storm, I’m sure you guys in Hurricane did too. Went from t-shirt weather to blizzard with in an hour. I was on my way out to the pavement on a gravel road and came upon a “Cruise America” rental buried to the frame in the adobe mud. I stopped to ask them if they needed help, while trying to keep my laughing in check because of the Cruise America factor of your videos. They asked me how to get it out, I replied “I dunno, I don’t think Matt comes to Western Colorado.” They actually got my reference and we all laughed. A ride to town was the best I could do but it was a Matt’s Off Road Recovery moment for sure minus me pulling them out😂. Love the videos keep up the good work!

This Channel is addictive. So Good , I don't even 4x4. I will never complain about the pot holes in the streets again , But I will complain about the road, gas, Tax .

Proud Dad moment indeed. Nice work Rudy and teams. Two great extractions.

“20 friends to push him out, that’s a system”

I love you put the weather in Celsius for the Northern friends in Canada. 😁

First time watching content on this channel.... I'm a Raptor owner myself so I stumbled upon it.... Awesome Video😁👍

Love this channel!! I send my best wishes to all of the people in the video and to all the people reading this comment. My best regards from México 🇲🇽

True customer service.

absolutely correct. Stay with your vehicle. It can provide shelter from the elements, its larger and easier to find, and it can reduce the amount of time a person is exposed because theres not two things to go look for

Nice steering Rudy, and great braking too! I know you were pushing the pedal through the floorboard to avoid running over the rope! 😂

You NEVER disappoint Matt. You have a great crew each with many talents and skills of their own. Just like you. Another great video! Thank you. Your warning to your viewers to stay with their vehicle is so wise. Many visitors to the desert or so unaware of the dangers it holds.

The owner in the second Raptor really looked sad. Poor guy.

Hi Lizzy, Over the last few months, I have watched this several times. You gotta love someone that wears spurs to a recovery.

Fantastic, an old Jeep Cherokee shows the $75k+ Raptors how it’s done.

Did the police ever find the paddle tired sandrail guys that stripped that RZR? That was some riveting Southern Utah Matlock going on there!

It always feels like I'm part of the family for some reason and I love all of you 🤔.. Must be the 4x4 bloodline of having fun while working 👌

All these jeeps and half ton pickups getting stuck by the lake brings back good memories. Of not getting a one ton diesel stuck by simply airing down the tires, before leaving the roadway...

Nice people. Its always nice to be able to help people that appreciate it. This was no big deal and they just needed an assist. Well done sir (and Lizzy!)

Man, wives love putting their men on blast 😂

Randy:I'm glad we didn't bring the dogs 🤣.

THOSE 20 Brothers pushing out without Matt’s help is awesome even tho I know Matt was there if needed. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

I like the fact that the guys is trying to make himself feel better about dropping so many bands on the raptor by asking technical questions. Like why the hell are you even out there in the first place if you didnt know to air down Richie rich!

Oh Randy, sometimes I just want to be in your shoes.. great ride

Best advice ever STAY with your vehicle, living in AZ we find vehicles out in the desert days and weeks before we find the bodies IF the bodies are found.

Thank God you guys dont judge people, but just "WOW", on some folks and their speaking and way of life.

We have the Silver lake Sand Dunes in Michigan but I know nothing about the desert and would ask questions before attempting to do so. Amazes me how many single trucks you recover, I never go it alone out in the middle of nowhere as a rule. From Ohio, love your recovery videos 😎

Rudy really stepped it up in this one! Threading the needle w/ that Raptor

Greetings from Mesquite. Thanks for the stickers the other day!

Such wise advice. Here in outback Australia your vehicle is your lifesaver. It can be see much easier than a person lying in the sand, dying of thirst. We have some additional rules. zRed smoke flares, VHF/HF radio, 20ltr jerrycan of water and 3 days emergency rations. Out here the only cellphone reception is in town and that might be 300km away.

Had a feeling Rudy was your boy Matt. Love your family and all you guys and gals do. Let's get rowdy!!

I live, work, and play in the UAE. We play and camp in the desert. The rules to stay alive in the desert are always carry enough water for at least 3 days more than you intend to stay for each person and/or dog in the vehicle. Never go into the desert with less than 3 vehicles. A second vehicle can easily get stuck helping the first one that is stuck or broken. Also, if you do go into the desert by yourself, you are foolish but if you do, never leave your vehicle if stuck. More importantly, remember that EVERYONE gets stuck one time or another. No one is immune regardless of your vehicle or how well you think you drive. One more thing; if you want to go into the desert, you take a Land Rover, if you want to come back out, you take a Landcruiser.😉

i love when the homebuilt jeep pulls out huge dollar vehicles....

I was a recovery specialist in the army, and I don't remember fun and games being part of it. The rest of your opening was spot on! Here in northern Minnesota a stuck vehicle in the winter can translate into a death sentence very quickly.

When wealth gets in the way of logic, people get stuck anywhere 😂😂

Road sign out in the middle of the desert? Didn't expect to see that. With the second Rapture, without power steering or brakes, it can be a handful.

Damn you're such pro's... Also, nice editing job. The production value of this series just keeps increasing. That's a million dollar production job you're doing all by yourselves.

I love following your channel and I love all the cooperating team the team spirit brings you together❤️❤️❤️💞💞💞💞I love you all I am from The Arabs

Matt, that's some smooth work you do. I'm an Ex-Wrecker Dawg(35yrs). Worked some sand washes/traps in Phoenix for 20 years. While it ain't your neck'a the wood. It's a chore. You make it look easy. But it's Not!

You definitely could have saved their lives matt. It is indeed very dangerous to leave your vehicle when you are stuck out there. Ore most anywhere for that matter. Another great job bud.

That is a VERY nice rollback! Great video as usual Winder crew!

What a great wholesome channel, thank you Matt for the great excellent work

I live in Arizona. Came here in 1951 at age five. If you get lost in this type of climate, STAY WITH YOUR VEHICLE! If you leave populated areas, take plenty of water with you. My parents kept a two gallon canvas bag on the front o the car at all times when we left out home to go somewhere. I once asked my mother for a drink. She said suck a pebble. She grew up on the desert.

Nice looking Raptor? .....nice looking rollback!!!

Two great recoveries for a Sunday. I love the thumb-tacks-keep-the-headliner-up option. :-) I think it's fact-tree. (Ode to Vice Grip Garage) :-)

I agree on the stay with your vehicle. As a Canadian we preach that in winter. Another great video as usual!!

I did that at Pismo Beach with my 1986 Ford Bronco 80 Bower. We're just all to rain tires never needed snow tires either when I used to go to Wrightwood and big bear snow skiing.

You know what, this is 1 of my favorite channels here. AND, some think it harsh but staying with your car is more likely to save your life than walking away. In open area its odd colored and odd shaped and makes it easier for spotting , and may be your only shade. In extreme life and death situations could be burned for smoke signal ... Thanks for sharing ...

That load of guys wrestling with that jeep reminded me of a class trip I was on back in high school. There was a neon stuck in a ditch up in the Adirondacks where we were going camping for a week at a pretty scary angle nearly rolling over. There were 8 of us strapping younglings in the van and we stopped to help them out. 4 of us went down into the ditch and lifted/pushed from the side and 4 more on the back pushing from behind and we got it out no sweat and nobody run over. We were talking to the family after we got them out and they said they were actually scared, then surprised as they thought we might have been a gang of bad people happening upon an easy target of opportunity! I can probably imagine the feeling... this was back in 2002 and cell phones were not a common thing yet and definitely did not have coverage way out in the mountains so picturing myself sitting there with my spouse and kid in that situation wondering what to do and suddenly a huge van rolls up and 8 young burly guys jump out and group up outside your car to talk to you out of the blue probably would freak me out too. I wish we did had a camera with us because that was pretty wild. They didn't even get out of the car while waiting for someone with a way to call for help to come by out of fear of rolling the car over. None of us back then even really considered or cared that we might have had a car roll over and flatten us, we just jumped out and lifted and pushed them out. Glad it was a tiny car and we were the power-fit class!

That guy got suddenly quit when the guy said the yellow banana was a better vehicle!😂😂😂

Haha these Raptors getting stuck are hilarious! I used to live next to the dunes in CA and could comfortably get around in a front wheel drive Mazda. Momentum is everything…and choosing where you decide to stop!

This Halloween I am going as "Matt from Winder Towing"! (You'll find the suit in the Super Hero section of your local costume store)

That Rolls-Royce starlight headliner looks 🔥🍌

I'm sure your haters are commenting on Rudy being trained by you instead of the "certified wrecker training" course. You and Rudy have much more experience off road driving and recovery then the average wrecker operator. All you folks do excellent work and I enjoy each successful recovery you perform. Keep up the great work. You all are in my prayers Hoka Hey

Rookie moves for sure. Definitely airing down helps even the most novice drivers. I’m sure if he was at around 20-25 PSI (definitely not 10 😂) he would of been floating out there if he had the torsen front end differential. I have a 2017 Raptor and *knock on wood* I’ve driven at least 2000 miles thru sand, pismo, glamis, Johnson valley, Nevada and Utah to name a few and never once stuck lol. I’ll admit when I first bought it I had no experience driving in that terrain other than air pressure and max traxx. None the less. Nice recovery

Weather report up here in Northern Utah. Snowing, coming in sideways.

Matt should have a class on how to 4 wheel drive! I support this channel!

8:57 "Dele, dele, dele..!" and some whistles. Classic mexican words when we are pushing a car lol

Lmao Matt said No No No' That's for my Crew!" *Crew packed in back like Sardines* 😬😅

"Matts youtubing and recovery"

I always help you guys out with body English here in my kitchen watching the rescues