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So far the AT2's have been amazing! no issues whatsoever. Comfortable ride and good steering and relatively quiet (not as quiet as the Geolandar AT tho) Solid set, but as for the AT1's I have no experience. Was lucky to have this set on marketplace for ($200 CAD!!!)

@@alecdelacroooz nice! Looks like these are probably my choice then for now. It’s hard to get tires shipped to hawaii rn before amazon had tons of options but now i found about 3 💀 btw you think there would be a big difference if i went 265/70 instead of my current 265/75?

@@_N4VE_ wow amazing! i'm from Vancouver crazy how my video was able to reach you in Hawaii! if you go 75 from 70... just make sure you won't rub along your fender and wheel well! and tire will be taller

@@alecdelacroooz oh no i meant i’d be going from 75 to 70 lol. And yah man crazy how your content can reach just about anyone in the world! lol gadda love the internet 🤙🏽 but on a side note I scored a set of BFG KO2’s for $250! Some random dude on my local craigslist got a new set of tires and no longer needed them. I was skeptical but they were in good condition and balanced fine! Has a ton of tread left too. 285/75/r16 basically 33s(32.8 to be exact) but surprisingly don’t rub with my leveling kit. they should last me a good while now before i have to buy a new set 👍🏽

Stock everything lang po! - American Racing wheels and K02's for rubber

true... no point now, the vehicle I installed the drums on have been totalled about a year now :( haha

It was a fun trip!

Good point! its not hard, you literally just give it a nice pull and the wire will come off... to put it back on, just push it onto the sensor and it will "click" back into place.

Correct po! direct line to from the sensor to the cluster Salamat!

Yes! truck size have a different load rating and stiffer sidewalls! the one in my video is for regular passenger only ... which is 2ply sidewalls

Thank you for the view and comment! yes they're simple yet fun to work with cars! it is what got me into doing DIY repairs - which in my humble opinion, help you learn a lot and save $$$!! The brand of oil doesn't really matter (I have tried a bunch over the years) for me as long as its the same weight (5w-30) and I prefer synthetic, but yes, you can't go wrong with Pennzoil!

Same, my level went down after going for a bit of driving so don't worry you're not the only one! This is why I always keep a bottle of oil in the back after doing my oil haha, Thank you for watching.

wow thank you for that! can you point out the minute mark in the video for that drop off? thanks

@@alecdelacroooz I do not know in which minute of this video you encounter that maximum drop, but it is at about 52.429857°N 125.876455°W, just before you hit the two hairpins prior to the 15% downslope.

pwedeng pwede naman sir!

Thank you for the comment, I don't think we used a new crush washer when replacing the top fill plug. So far it has been good, but if you got one might as well use it! :)

@@alecdelacroooz haha thanks I could understand lower change ima just do lower thanks again

what did you mean by this?@@mrslapside

@@alecdelacroooz sorry I meant I’m gonna use a crush washer on the drain plug for sure. Thanks! how’s the car today any major maintenance needed? I just bought one with 12k miles and I’m still trying to learn more about.

@@mrslapside 9th Gen Civic Si with only 12k Miles!? whoah thats a crazy good deal! mine will be getting a full brake replacement soon. Calipers have started seizing when driving so ima replace the rotors, calipers and pads on all corners. Other than those, car runs and drives great.

Thank you for the input! will keep that in mind next time... We've always used OEM or QS but got this Fram when we did the video.

yun oh!

Yes it was!

Can't fit the camera in the engine bay but posted a pic of where it is in the video.

at the @2:54 mark

Good question! I don't know myself, but what I believe is that its a direct connection from the sending unit to your tachometer so maybe sending unit wire?

you will have to make one yourself.

Hi Jose, they're good for what they have advertised which is OEM+ brakes and very minimal dusting... NOT as good as my Hawk Pads tho...

Oo daw ser eh, at least that's what I have heard. Check out videos sa hard way its pretty intense.

unfortunately i didn't, but we basically went the same way when we were coming down.

you see, very brave Rav4!!!

TY baws, need new camping content from you tho

The honda civic 8th gen si locations are really bad too. Gotta take wheel off, all type of shit. Just search it on google of the diagram of where it is youll start laughing lol 😂

wow must be an insane driving experience eh?!?

thank you! yes I have always done it that way to avoid scratches haha! cool you noticed!

I agree, other than the viewpoint in the beginning or at the bottom of the hill, there's really no point in stopping for pics or vids, but a bucket list destination for me nonetheless.

Technically, Highway 20 does not dead-end in Bella Coola, because there is BC Ferries service from there to Port Hardy.

Those are amazing too I heard! they do ok offroad but of course, not as good as these AT2's. I think I would have gone for the LE3's since they're better on road/highway (and is designed for that) driving had I not found these AT2's for a good price on Craigslist lol!

Thank you for viewing! After Anahim Lake, the road becomes gravel all the way down after the Hill. I also have another video regarding the gas stops along Hwy 20 so you won't get stranded especially since you guys will be travelling via motor bikes! also watch out for sudden weather changes! it was sunny and warm when I drove down. Foggy and rainy when I drove back up. Safe travels!

Hello fellow traveler! How was you trip back in September? hope it went well and you guys had an amazing time!

@@alecdelacrooozit was great with one exception. The road in and out of Bella Coola was closed due to fires. So we ended up going further north to Prince Rupert and catching the ferry from there. Will be trying again in 2024. Thanks for asking.

@@sledgehammer7516 oh no! that's unfortunate! but still, it looks like you guys had an amazing trip!

I'm sure they have a size for your truck, but it is still best to double check! tnx for viewing

ganun ba?! lool sayang

Tnx mr. Nonsense lmao

@@alecdelacroooz >.> are there lots of campgrounds on the way?

@@HJNonsense A lot yo!

I have no idea when it comes to slippy ramps and heavy boats, but if you're towing, you'd probably wanna go for the Destination XT... I believe its the more hardcore counterpart of the AT. Hope this helps

@@alecdelacroooz Thanks for the info! I will check them out.

Welcome! glad the video was helpful

The XT's are also pretty amazing tires I've heard!

I have the X/T on my RAM. I might get these for my Charokee Trailhawk. It currently has the A/T but not A/T 2 pretty much same tire but improved.

They're amazing tires! super quiet yet capable on gravel roads hope my video helped! had the yokohama geolandar AT's before and they're about the same noise level but Yoko's are more expensive I think?

Thank you It was amazing out there! you can really connect with nature! This drive was fun but you must go slow or you can easily fall off.... I looked up Worcester looks like its in the UK?

Thank you very much! I appreciate it.

I know right?! mother nature said, 1 more time before the flowers bloom lol

well well well....

Tnx baws, pero Iphone to ni Vince

@@alecdelacroooz seryoso? GandA!

no baws, this tire wont come in your size for the mazda 3... pag gusto mo all-in-one tire, go for all weathers... but since u have a dedicated winter set, i would go for a summer tire or all season set 🙏