@CheesenCrackers69 u probably don't drive a lot with your jeep on the snow off road. Your jeep is capable of driving much better through this road without stopping through that road. All it needs is experienced driver!!!!
I agree with you, I've seen good jeep drivers, and I've seen bad jeep drivers, this guy's jeep clearly is more of a mall crawler.
I drive a 1992 F-250HD, 7.3L IDI N/A stock height running Goodyear Wrangler Territories. Which are based on the mt/r, but designed for road use as well.
Living on the side of a mountain, with a HELL of a lot more snow than this guy "drove" on 3-4 feet on average, the tires perform well, it helps if the person behind the wheel does.
I run 35" ProComp Mud Terrains on my 92 YJ and I don't have the side sliding problems most do. The alternating outer lugs provide a better cleat pattern on snow, at least in my experience. I know I was the only person moving arounnd in my neighborhood last Dec when the storms hit.
your 4WD acts like mine, all 4 tires dont pull with the same rpm... its weird..should all be turning the same, why arent they?.. figure you might know
@OneLoneLegend Its because we dont have locking diffs...power is still sent to all wheels but the command trac system decides in what proportions. Locking diffs are a common upgrade.
i have a 91 yj and always found that a "good" set of stock tires always did better in snow alot less sliding on top of the surface,with wider tires or off road or style to much slip for me in ''winter'' - great vid and jeep
Tires however are bound to slide sideways, they are to wide for soft snow like that, need skinnier tires that cuts down. I'm ashamed to say I had a VW Jetta -89 this winter, but damn was she a snowplow! All thanks to my skinny tires.
How do you feel about your YJ? I'm looking at a 92 with a 4 inch lift and 33" tires with a new motor with 40,000 miles on it for $3800. It's the 4.0L I6.
i much prefer my TJ. more comfy ride, better suspension, nicer interior. If you're using it for a daily driver i suggest a TJ. Don't get me wrong I still loved my YJ, just like TJ's more. and be prepared for terrible fuel consumption.
I would go for it man, I have an 87 YJ with a 4 inch and 31 AT's. It has the 4.2 inline 6 and i love it! Its the best thing i ever spent 3,000 on! IT had 120000 miles on it though, but thats nothin when you run mobile 1 through it for 25 years!
seems like a good deal, you'll only find a shitty 4 banger TJ for around that price and the yj will do anything a TJ can up until the really gnarly stuff, I've had two YJ's and one TJ, and my 92 YJ was the best vehicle I've ever had, I almost wish I didn't trade up
Prolly have open diffs. Don't think YJs came with LSDs. My 95 was open with 3.07 gears. Now run 4.10s with 33s and a Detrioit in the rear. It does pretty well. Nice Jeep by the way.
to be honest i dont know, the jeep command trac system has baffled me for a very long time. I dont think it has LSD's though. I plan on getting lockers
thanks for the vid. Im glad you didnt add any music to it.
grats on the tires. I have 31 BFG AT on mine.
batty505 2 months ago
Dummheit pur hallo da liegt gerade mal 60cm schnee...
Farkas611 11 months ago
Gooooo BC!
Predwolf2 11 months ago
you are bad off road driver, you should not stop there at all on such a road with that car, don't respect off road driver like that!!!!!
SuperBooksmart 11 months ago
@SuperBooksmart What are you talking about
CheesenCrackers69 11 months ago 4
@CheesenCrackers69 u probably don't drive a lot with your jeep on the snow off road. Your jeep is capable of driving much better through this road without stopping through that road. All it needs is experienced driver!!!!
SuperBooksmart 11 months ago
@SuperBooksmart I know, but the point of thie video is to test out the grip of the tires. I drive in snow a lot. Thx for the comment tho.
CheesenCrackers69 11 months ago
@SuperBooksmart
I agree with you, I've seen good jeep drivers, and I've seen bad jeep drivers, this guy's jeep clearly is more of a mall crawler.
I drive a 1992 F-250HD, 7.3L IDI N/A stock height running Goodyear Wrangler Territories. Which are based on the mt/r, but designed for road use as well.
Living on the side of a mountain, with a HELL of a lot more snow than this guy "drove" on 3-4 feet on average, the tires perform well, it helps if the person behind the wheel does.
snuffthepunkz 10 months ago
go with the Goodyear Wrangler daratracks the are an awsome tire
claytony1234 1 year ago
@claytony1234 I agree , I put a set of 33's on my YJ and they absolutely tear ass in the snow.
DanoLXF 1 year ago
I'm getting some of the new goodyear wrangler mtr's for my TJ so ill put up a video with my thoughts on them too, I hear they're great
CheesenCrackers69 1 year ago
I run 35" ProComp Mud Terrains on my 92 YJ and I don't have the side sliding problems most do. The alternating outer lugs provide a better cleat pattern on snow, at least in my experience. I know I was the only person moving arounnd in my neighborhood last Dec when the storms hit.
jackalope501 1 year ago
your 4WD acts like mine, all 4 tires dont pull with the same rpm... its weird..should all be turning the same, why arent they?.. figure you might know
OneLoneLegend 1 year ago
@OneLoneLegend Its because we dont have locking diffs...power is still sent to all wheels but the command trac system decides in what proportions. Locking diffs are a common upgrade.
CheesenCrackers69 1 year ago 4
i have a 91 yj and always found that a "good" set of stock tires always did better in snow alot less sliding on top of the surface,with wider tires or off road or style to much slip for me in ''winter'' - great vid and jeep
kenkeniffy 1 year ago
Sweet YJ dude! It is truly a Jeep thing..
Tires however are bound to slide sideways, they are to wide for soft snow like that, need skinnier tires that cuts down. I'm ashamed to say I had a VW Jetta -89 this winter, but damn was she a snowplow! All thanks to my skinny tires.
Brannstroem 1 year ago
my mastercraft courser at also slide sidways easy
sidbarclay 1 year ago
How do you feel about your YJ? I'm looking at a 92 with a 4 inch lift and 33" tires with a new motor with 40,000 miles on it for $3800. It's the 4.0L I6.
NarsilsBane 2 years ago
i much prefer my TJ. more comfy ride, better suspension, nicer interior. If you're using it for a daily driver i suggest a TJ. Don't get me wrong I still loved my YJ, just like TJ's more. and be prepared for terrible fuel consumption.
CheesenCrackers69 2 years ago
I would go for it man, I have an 87 YJ with a 4 inch and 31 AT's. It has the 4.2 inline 6 and i love it! Its the best thing i ever spent 3,000 on! IT had 120000 miles on it though, but thats nothin when you run mobile 1 through it for 25 years!
For 3,800 thats a steal!!!
jimlaredo87 2 years ago
I get about 13, 14 miles a gallon by the way, thats not driving it easy though :)
jimlaredo87 2 years ago
take it
letsparty666 2 years ago
seems like a good deal, you'll only find a shitty 4 banger TJ for around that price and the yj will do anything a TJ can up until the really gnarly stuff, I've had two YJ's and one TJ, and my 92 YJ was the best vehicle I've ever had, I almost wish I didn't trade up
ftwneil69 2 years ago
love my yj thats not a bad deal
timinator824 2 years ago
@NarsilsBane
I've always loved Jeep Wranglers, especially YJs. I hope that one day I will be able to get one. I am frequent checking:
jeepforsale [dot] wordpress [dot] com
This site has a few Jeeps for sale on it.
SouljaBabyWayne 2 years ago
where in bc is this? noticed the N haha i owe icbc 4000$ in points from when i had my mustang,nice jeep
jaysayershuh 2 years ago
LOL thats brutal. this is just a small forested area near Surrey we found.
CheesenCrackers69 2 years ago
I had MT/R's in my cherokee and i loved them. they were outstanding in the desert. i ran over a few cactus and didnt get flat tires :)
killerpollo14 2 years ago
yea they dont do too swell in snow :P
CheesenCrackers69 2 years ago
looks nice but the wheels are tooooooo big for this track u need smaller ones^^
fabianforfree 3 years ago
Prolly have open diffs. Don't think YJs came with LSDs. My 95 was open with 3.07 gears. Now run 4.10s with 33s and a Detrioit in the rear. It does pretty well. Nice Jeep by the way.
Geepnut 3 years ago
these things don't have LSDs do they?
olioli917 3 years ago
to be honest i dont know, the jeep command trac system has baffled me for a very long time. I dont think it has LSD's though. I plan on getting lockers
CheesenCrackers69 3 years ago
Got a little cozy with the tree, eh carl?
mackalina2 3 years ago
lol yes fortunately i didn't hit it, just the bush in front. So slippery
CheesenCrackers69 3 years ago