@mobb70 better traction I'm not really sure of. When driving on snow the 2 trains of thought are, tall thin tires or large aired down tires, its all about flotation. Since I run larger tires I normally air down for snow, that increases my footprint which helps support the weight of the jeep to prevent sinking down into the snow. Technology in offroad tires has come along was in the last 20 years. Not saying the old tires can't do it, just saying its easier with the new tires.
@XX13urtonloverXX Because tire width or footprint should be worked out according to weight. I have had jeeps and a thinner taller tire with a strong sidewall will provide better traction in most conditions. In addition such a tire can be aired down to reveal a larger more mailable footprint than a wider tire that has been equally aired down. I find it funny that Americans fit their vehicles with excessively wide tires. On trails I have always outperformed others with these overly wide tires
@Reverendjim1 I've never seen a thinner tire aired down to the same psi as a wider tire make a larger footprint. I'm not sure what quality of offroad tire your used to, but the tires I run are extremely mailable when aired down.
@Reverendjim1 not in snow, if that were true we should sell our snowmobiles and run dirt bikes in 4 feet of snow... ever try it? thin is good for going through the snow when u can hit bottom, wider is better on floating on top of deep snow.... all depends on what terrain you're on... i do like skinny's in the mud better.
A thinner tire of equal type, will get better traction. Just look at the orig jeeps from back in the day..
mobb70 11 months ago
@mobb70 better traction I'm not really sure of. When driving on snow the 2 trains of thought are, tall thin tires or large aired down tires, its all about flotation. Since I run larger tires I normally air down for snow, that increases my footprint which helps support the weight of the jeep to prevent sinking down into the snow. Technology in offroad tires has come along was in the last 20 years. Not saying the old tires can't do it, just saying its easier with the new tires.
BBTyrant 11 months ago 2
@BBTyrant I agree man...
mobb70 10 months ago
@BBTyrant skinny will work better on that type of snow, more psi to less surface area = more traction
francmeister420 2 months ago
looked like fun
SY1WEK 1 year ago
You turn the ESP off went you go OFF-Road
elmagohypnotisador 1 year ago
Just a trip to the store in eastern Kentucky.
macman1138 1 year ago
@macman1138 lol nice
BBTyrant 1 year ago
@sladjko28 Depends sometimes that esp is a nice little feature and sometimes I find myself turning it off.
BBTyrant 1 year ago
Why such wide tires??
Reverendjim1 1 year ago
@Reverendjim1
Why Not?!?!
XX13urtonloverXX 1 year ago
@XX13urtonloverXX Because tire width or footprint should be worked out according to weight. I have had jeeps and a thinner taller tire with a strong sidewall will provide better traction in most conditions. In addition such a tire can be aired down to reveal a larger more mailable footprint than a wider tire that has been equally aired down. I find it funny that Americans fit their vehicles with excessively wide tires. On trails I have always outperformed others with these overly wide tires
Reverendjim1 1 year ago
@Reverendjim1 I've never seen a thinner tire aired down to the same psi as a wider tire make a larger footprint. I'm not sure what quality of offroad tire your used to, but the tires I run are extremely mailable when aired down.
BBTyrant 1 year ago
@Reverendjim1 not in snow, if that were true we should sell our snowmobiles and run dirt bikes in 4 feet of snow... ever try it? thin is good for going through the snow when u can hit bottom, wider is better on floating on top of deep snow.... all depends on what terrain you're on... i do like skinny's in the mud better.
rumswigger 7 months ago
@rumswigger Well put.
BBTyrant 6 months ago
why did you leave the hood unlatched/open?
OfficerSheepDog 1 year ago
@OfficerSheepDog My buddy forgot to latch the hood after tightening some header bolts that came loose on his aftermarket headers. :)
BBTyrant 1 year ago
what size tires are those? 34's?
heyitstheo47 2 years ago
35's but really like 34.8
BBTyrant 2 years ago
Sorry didn't notice you have procomp xtreme tires.KM2 are bfgs.
old12school3 2 years ago
@old12school3 ahhh ic.
BBTyrant 2 years ago
KM2?
old12school3 2 years ago
@old12school3 ....KM2? What?
BBTyrant 2 years ago
Great vid......One day Ill have to take a road trip to there.
Mass Effect credit song I believe too....good song
UGotTheFunk 2 years ago
Where did you buy your muffler relocation kit? Do you like your headers? Does your engine run cooler? Improved mileage?
rubberband256 2 years ago
do you have to buy a relocation kit for ur muffler?
Sink30 2 years ago
You don't have to, but allot of people like to move the muffler in which case u will need the relocation kit.
BBTyrant 2 years ago
do u know how much it cost and where do they put the muffler?
Sink30 2 years ago
You can buy the relocation kit from jeepswag . com
BBTyrant 2 years ago
Just search the web for some jeep clubs, JKowners or pirate4x4 have some great members that post up runs you can go on.
BBTyrant 2 years ago
Very beautiful place there!
marcothebushman 2 years ago
Thank you
143durmyd 3 years ago
What beautiful terrain & scenery!
1966ih 3 years ago
Thanks!
The artist is : Faunts
Song: M4 (Part II)
BBTyrant 3 years ago
Nice video. I enjoyed the music. Can you please tell me the name of the song, and artist. It kicks snow !
143durmyd 3 years ago