Hilux loses control and gets airborne - Pinjarra Hills QLD
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Description: "This was in Pinjarra Hills Brisbane.
The vehicle that went off road had two people in the car. Both walked away with no injuries. " 
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Oh what a feeling.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just testing the suspension
@@darcdog3269 And the pillar strength for rollover protection. 😉👍
Toyota 😂😂
More like No-yota
A slight turn, a tradies worst nightmare.
School kids in the car, not tradies.
The way tradies cross to the wrong side of the road on every slight bend they must be allergic to steering too much
@@BearSwipes Tradies can have kids. How do you think they get apprentices?
@@jackaufenhand5710 Sure can, but these two kids in the car were not tradies.
@@jackaufenhand5710 hahah brutal hahaha
Top marks for pulling over to help hope everyone is good
Better men than me.
Has someone stopped? Yes? Great. I'm no paramedic so I'm getting out of the way.
@@simonespinetti6058 nothing brilliant about Australia.
@@simonespinetti6058 nah i agree with him, if you’ve got nothing to add to the situation i'd probably keep on my distance
He did stop, if you'd bothered to watch further
@@simonespinetti6058
I am helping.
Now thats what I call an offroad adventure.
Horrible driver but im sure they learned a little from that
if he was driving a Holden Adventra that wouldn't of happened ..
@@seventystix6964 Let's be realistic here. We're a nation of 25m people with more than 875000 km of roadway. We simply can't afford to line it all with steel to accommodate those incapable of making good life choices.
And even if we could, the idiots would still find a way. Thats how we end up with Blackspots and reduced speed limits, where all of us have to drive slowly because a handful of us can't get their sh!t together.
@@rfbftp123 its a ute thing. You probably wouldn't understand
That went from "uh-oh" to "holy shit bro" at about 80kmh.
Thumbs up to the dashcam driver for reversing course to offer assistance, and to Toyota for designing a vehicle that can perform a half-somersault-backflop without turning the occupants into chunky sauce (description states both occupants walked away, probably not worth buying a lotto ticket for a couple of years after that).
But not one with effective chassis management so it doesn't crash when it loses traction.
@@milamber319 Are you really blaming that on the vehicle with no idea of what actually happened? Seriously?
@@marvindebot3264 It's pretty clear there was no traction control or stability control active in the car. the brake lights normally flicker on and off and the car gets jerky as it tries despirately to keep the car moving forward. (generally by clamping the brakes on and off on the back drivers wheel to cause the car to rotate back around) but toyota utes while they look cool and fancy tend to have the chassis management system of cars from 2 decades earlier.
They are brain dead. If a modern system from the time that ute was made was active in this ute it probably would have at least reduced the slide significantly.
@@milamber319 like all utes, they are dangerous pieces of crap in even good conditions let alone when it’s wet. No wonder the road toll is going up exponentially
@@user-vk4vd7vr5t Absolutely. I don't even have a problem with them in concept, but the ute makers don't take safety seriously and cheap out massively when they have the tech to do it right. ...and its not like these things are cheap either.
It's good to see the Australian space program is finally getting off the ground and I'm glad the astronauts returned safely.
Australian Research & Space Exploration (yes ARSE! It’s a real thing)
Australia was the third nation to launch a satellite (after USSR & USA) and it's still operational
10/10 🤣🤣
@@andyman8630 We also helped verify the moon landing in the 60s as 2 Australian bases allowed triangulation with the US for the moon.
@@jazzabighits4473
correct! and we are a critical part of space navigation! our radio telescope dishes receive and send comms to space probes when nobody else can due to our global location
Gives a new meaning to high-lux 😄
Was not expecting that, hope everyone is okay...
Also read the description on this channel "The vehicle that went off road had two people in the car. Both walked away with no injuries. ""
@@nicko198718 good ole seatbelts and airbags!!
With glossy roads like that? With a/t tyres? In a heavy Hilux? At that speed while turning? I was fully expecting that tbh with you. Driver was daydreaming. Hope he was alone in there, that's a seriously bad outcome for his mistake.
@@daviddou1408 A laughable reply with no material value but as to attack and let me know that you're pissed off. Regardless of the minor details in my reply and whatever your intentions, the truth of the matter is, the driver did not drive suitably according to the conditions. Nothing jumped out in front of them, this was not some accident outside of his control. He chose (or not chose) what to do that day. Now will the police determine that he was driving without care and attention or will they let this one slide I do not know. I can only hope that he himself has learned a lesson that day and that the video serves as a graphic warning to others to pay their full attention where it's due, to think ahead and understand physics and mechanics when they get behind the wheel of a 2.5ton brick on wheels and travel at speed.
@@hayloft3834 you should read your own comment mate. This is my first message addressed to you. The funny thing is, you are having a pop at me for the exact thing you've just done. Pathetically comical don't you think? 😅
And with regards to "speed" even 20kph is too fast if the road conditions demand a speed slower than 20kph, just try and drive in snow and you'll see that you can sometimes walk faster in the snow on the pavent, faster than the vehicles trying to drive through it. Just like this video, it doesn't matter what the speed limit is of the road, it's the drivers responsibility to pay attention, understand and stay within the capabilities of themselves and their vehicle and this is exactly what the driver did not do here. This shows yourself and others in this thread lack capacity for understanding.
Abusing me for missing a single sentence description stating number of occupants which as yourself and others have done is pathetically childish and irrelevant. To do as I had done which was to point out the key takeaway that the driver was going too fast and crashed seems to have gone way over your heads. But maybe the real issue is lack of mental capacity for the most part. I hope you stay safe on the road. I bet you're one of those that will end up driving against the flow of traffic on the wrong side of the road heading towards oncoming vehicles, because you're too thick and oblivious to read the road. You're a danger to yourself and others and have apparently learned absolutely nothing from the video you obviously feel so passionately about. Australia would be a much better place without you lot on the road, angry, arrogant and thick as shit.
I regularly see people in rangers , hiluxes etc running the gauntlet in wet weather. These are big heavy vehicles with relatively poor weight distribution need to be driven more carefully than cars.
bingo; I drive a van.. same thing when unloaded; light rear end easy to lose.
always get tailgated by them in the wet, they don't give a shit about anyone else on the road.
@@athiestprayingmantis6483 They’re not tailgating you, they’re drafting you so they can get a sick overtake when they hit the DRS zone.
Sadly, many think they are 'safer' than a car (in any conditions)
@@athiestprayingmantis6483 exactly. My car has been off the road for three months due to a Hilux not being able to stop in the wet.
Sick jump bro
"Both walked away with no injuries" That's INSANE, that couple should buy a lottery ticket.
They were in a Hilux, the odds were definitely on their side lol
Or invest in driving lessons/defensive driving
@@damienodonnell1304 or tyres that weren't made in china
No point, they used up quite a big chunk of their luck dodging that bullet. 😅
Or take the bus.
Well, that escalated quickly.
Elevated!
This is the thing with all of these utes. People think they are safer driving a big truck around but their handling limits are ridiculously low. Guaranteed a regular car with decent tires would not have broke into snap oversteer like that. Another entertaining vid to watch is the hilux "moose test".
I've owned, and driven, several utes. Yes, it's a bit easier to lose the back end, but really, they aren't that much different to driving a car. The tyres on this Hilux must have been almost completely bald.
AWD or front wheel drive would not have the same problem, but any RWD could, It was wet and they accelerated as they hit those slippery white lines.
That's not snap oversteer, that's just plain old oversteer.
Tyres are a really critical choice on utes, especially higher utes. I’ve had utes for decades, and found incredible differences in wet road traction of different tyres.
@@KeepItSimpleSailor so is keeping to the speed limit on a curvy, wet road
"Them Duke boys were at it again"
Hope all were okay
Header description confirms both occupants uninjured. And thank heaven for that!
i was in the passenger side it was on our way to school we’re both ok thank you everyone for the support
I’m glad you’re well Kye. I was the one behind you (my footage). You were really pale.
@Kye Yarnold thank goodness you were both ok, that was some "ride" that's for sure.
Y'all went dukes of hazard ahaha
day off school, yeah😉
It looks an unusual accident. Any ideas on how it went so wrong so quick?
When did The Dukes of Hazzard start filming in Australia?
😂😂👍
I go through there every weekday morning and afternoon and I've not noticed that sort of excitement before. The joy / peril of driving on a wet road. I hope everyone's OK.
Greasy roads, excess speed, poor vision, watching a GPS, texting, worn brakes, warn tyres....don't forget the drugs or booze the night before.
I love how he stays committed... never once touching the brakes! LOL
once you have angle hitting the brakes is the LAST thing you want to do. It slows the front and causes the back to try and overtake you more.
@@milamber319 yeah but hitting the breaks early could’ve resulted in spinning on the road instead of Vearing off.
@@milamber319 that's only on sand and congested roads.
If he had of hit the brakes he could have saved his car, at worst blown out a tyre.
@@devarmont87 Are you smoking? since when do physics only work during congestion?
@@dannymate1209 In hindsight maybe but then he might have hit the cammer or spun into the pole or maybe done a 180 slid into that gutter sideways and done a barrel roll so having a different unpredictable accident isnt exactly better.
That's taking the "Keep left unless overtaking" sign very seriously, dude was ready to overtake an F1
@@camhendry Yep. You can see where the red (Celica?) just ahead of the Hilux gives a flash of his R indicator as if to say "Here ya go", just before it all goes pear-shaped. Looks like a bit of impatience might have been involved.
Done jumps like that with my dirt bike, never tried it in a Hilux 👍🏼
Aren't you glad that you didn't.
Quite unexpected...good on the cammer for returning to assist!
And this is why you need to learn patience. By the looks of it, he was so happy to get an over-taking lane, he put the peddle to the floor causing the rear to lose traction.
Brake lights didn't even come on, so once he started to lose it he didn't even let off!
@@chrischeers8081 braking when you get loose is not a good idea
@@Xarotron It's not the braking, I don't think they lifted at all and kept accelarting. Would certainly explain the air that they got. And even if they thought they could still hold it while it was on the road, surely the second you hit the grass and see that pole coming towards you your first reaction would be to brake. I think we can all agree that we're not looking at a Lewis Hamilton here that was planning on driving out of it through pure skill...
@@chrischeers8081 in fact in a situation like this you should never brake. So not braking is the smart option.
@@peterbartley7183 If you're trying to get it back while on the road, sure, but even once he hits the grass and is heading towards the pole, there are still not lights. I would argue that once they started to lose it, they froze and just kept acceleratoring.
I'm gonna guess the Hilux owner works for Auspost because he absolutely sent it 👌
Pretty Disrespectful comment.
@@jamezxh implying ute drivers deserve any
Air mailed it bro.....missed the slot though....
from 65-70, "sent it". Cars and Utes suck ass lmao.
@@jamezxh People that listen to Slipknot and sub the BBC shouldn't lecture on morality.
49 stunt jumps remaining
Lucky that they missed the power pole.
At least the cammer went back to help. To many times I see cammers not stopping.
Do you though? You see the video cut, not necessarily the cammer not stopping
@@firstname405 if you watch the whole video (to the end) they do go back. Sometimes it’s better to appear ignorant than open your mouth and remove all doubt.
@@ellieburton6208 nice self own 😬
Missed both poles. .straight between them. .good aim.
“Well boys looks like i sent her a lil too hard aye” 😂
Pedal to the metal in the wet and jerking the steering wheel, what could possibly go wrong
SUV suspension also greatly contributed to the spectacle
Glad to hear all occupants are ok
Looks like he accelerated when he crossed those painted lines. Glad everyone is okay.
It was the start of a short overtaking lane....he booted it and flicked the steering to quickly get in that lane.
One flick led to another..the rear flicked out.....
My thoughts exactly, jumped over and gunned it, back slid out.
That gets a 7/10
The lead-in is a bit sloppy 5/10. Good airtime and execution 7/10. Then he nails the landing with a nice roll, 9/10.
This is footage of the most skilled dual cab driver in Aus.
"Oh them Duke boys are at it again"
Nailed the landing...10.
Or the landing nailed it…
What a front flip
I used to work in that area of Brisbane years ago, and I’m sure I know exactly where that is. That was an awesome flight, I’d give it a 9.7/10 for flight and about a 8.9 for technique lol.
This scenario is probably better and less dangerous than hitting the power pole 🙄
Honestly once they lost the rear they did good countersteering to keep it away from obstacles, just unlucky about the dip that launched them.
@@chrisvanegmond3157 I think he over accelerated and it's rear wheel drive, tipped the front over
He did a good job of avoiding the pole at the last second.
That's some A-Team action there 😱
Oh What A Feeling!
Holy crap that was a wild ride!
Way back when I used to do 80-100 through here in the dry. Pretty nuts to treat it like a dry road when it looks like that
That escalated!
No, it wasnt an escalade. It was a Toyota.
nerd
Thats a VERY short right hand passing opportunity, thats why he gunned it, he was trying to overtake before it ended. It's basically just that corner.......
You don't need to though, car being overtaken usually has to give way at the end
That went from 0 to 100 real quick!
100 to 0 in 0 seconds
Hold my beer!
Unique Stunt Bonus
Reward: Totalled Hilux
Distance: 50m Height: 15m Flips: 0 Rotation: 120*
*San Andreas Mission theme plays*
Now that's taking 'Oh what a feeling, Toyota!' to a whole new level!
Now thats something I have never seen before. A Hilux use owner use the indicator
Too much right foot at a overtaking lane, typical especially when roads are wet..lol
The potholes on Moggill Road are getting ridiculous!
That was impressive!
It pays to have decent tread on your tires. Those Hiluxes can get pretty light & "airy" in the rear end.
8 for style
2 for landing
Just two good ol' boys,
Never meaning no harm
Beats all you never saw,
Been in trouble with the law
Since the day they were born
Straightenin' the curves,
Flattenin' the hills
Someday the mountain might get 'em
Bur the law never will
"You shall not PASS"
Still feeling it...
That's taking the "OH what a feeling, TOYOTA ", a little too literally, spectacular. crash ! Hope no one was seriously injured though. Well done the cammer for the 'U' turn and going back, cheers. 👍
Brings a whole new meaning to Hi-Lux
That's why you don't cheap out on tires
Depends on what type of tyres he has. All terrains and muddies are shit on wet bitumen regardless of how much you spend
@@MV-in2lq well all terrains should be suitable for... All terrain... The guy wasn't even turning sharply.
@@TimberWulfIsHere they are an off-road tyre, not a road tyre
Just two good ol' boys, Never meaning no harm... Yeehaw 👍
That's exactly the tune that went on in my head 🤣
Yep. 🙂 there's always room for that tune when you see a car jump. 👍
Always choose the best tyres you can on cars, and especially utes. Might not have been a factor here, but wet weather traction varies a lot between different tyres.
It's a damn Hilux! I'm sure he drove it off just fine.
He nearly made the jump...maybe next time.
Like an Olympic sport. Great start, good technique, poor landing. Not a ten, lost a few on the end🏅
The hilux feared for its life lol
The split section is a split section for a reason and that section of Moggill Road is very notorious in the wet there.
Steps for ute owners:
1 - Buy ute
2 - Buy the cheapest tires you can find for some reason (or just don't replace them)
3 - Break loose the rears around a slight bend under WOT in a car with a 0-100 time of "yes"
4 - Act surprised that the consequences of your actions had consequences
Btw this is a joke, more likely some oil or something on the road - just hope everybody is okay.
"Act surprised that the consequences of your actions had consequences"???
Ummm... Ooookaaayyy!
Philosophy of ute owners: "I paid good money for this much accelerator travel, and I'm going to use every inch of it."
It was the start of a short overtaking lane....he booted it and flicked the steering to quickly get in that lane.
One flick led to another..the rear flicked out.....
That's why they call them a High-lux because they go high
and a Roll-lux ;)
@@KurtisPape No it was a high lux that wanted to turn itself into a Co-rolla
@@RennieAsh The Hi-ace van also gets some good air 🙃
that was insane
Knowing that the occupants walked away uninjured I feel like I can say...
YEEHAA!!! (Dukes of Hazzard reference for the youngsters among us)
Wow, that was a very high jump, and then landed on his roof. I hope they are ok.
Goes to show the need to slow down in the wet. Super lucky to the occupants. Could have been any of us really.
And replace your tires once in a blue moon.
It was the start of a short overtaking lane....he booted it and flicked the steering to quickly get in that lane.
One flick led to another..the rear flicked out.....
Oh.... What a feeling.
That’s crazy! How unlucky catching a dukes of hazard jump with no chance to react! Hopefully recovered with no permanent injury 🫣🙏🏻
“Phew, I just missed that pole….oh shi…..”
Damn them bald tyres!
They're not bald, they're slicks!
Like in the Fast and the Furious films where they drive slicks on every surface. It's more contact, more furious, brother-man-yo!
Utes are light over the rear axles unless there is a load in the back.
@@jayg1803 there is never a load in the back, you can only fit an esky in them, they are wanker utes only
@@jayg1803 yeah touch the front brakes and there's even less load on the rears. Looks like everything added up for this poor driver.
It was the start of a short overtaking lane....he booted it and flicked the steering to quickly get in that lane.
One flick led to another..the rear flicked out.....
This section of road, commonly referred to as "cunts corner," has a pretty short overtaking lane on this side. He would have gunned it to overtake the red CHR and lost traction.
Would love to know the tread depth on those tires.
@@goneracing1646 Tread depth doesn't guarantee grip, rubber compound and quality is where the grip comes from.
@@AUXRVIII annnd several other factors, but yes, I agree with you.
@@AUXRVIII Tell that to the cops lol
they def went all Duke of Hazzard with that little jolly
It was about then that Bo and Luke decided to see how the new Hilux liked taking a shortcut! ;-)
Had they not countersteered as much as they did, they may have ended up face buried in that pole. Idk which is worse but still, good luck to everyone involved.
Hmm, I don’t believe the counter-steer really did all that much. Doesn’t matter which direction the wheels are pointing when there’s no traction.
I hope everyone is ok... I know the Hilux will be!
It landed heavily top down, the entire turret will be bent, not to mention the front end and suspension damage. Write off for absolute sure.
@@rsoul7282 Nah, Hilux’s are known for their superior durability. There’s no doubt they flipped her back over and drove her home👍
@@Aykosss nonsense, the whole Hilux durability myth is right up there with people claiming Nokias are indestructible, I have personally slain both.
write off
see description...both occupants walked...
Not once did the brake lights come on
Expected that. Utes in wet weather are a handful especially at high speed.
I thought they were supposed to be unbreakable, not unsteerable
Oh what a feeling...Toyota!
More so the driver’s aptitude was unthinkable
Oh what a feeling,
My new back brace!
All jokes aside, I hope all he/she hurt was their pride.
see description..
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq i keep forgetting to do that first. Thanks
At least they used their indicators.
sick trick
Must be a ranger driver in that hilux
They are all "wankers".
Says the Hilux driver who doesn't want to be guilty by association lol
Haha close, 79 series, I upgraded 🤣
I think Pajero drivers are worst. A kid driving one mowed down a bloke on scooter by accident at the intersection at the front of my house. The scooter driver died on the scene. They can't help but perpetuate their own stereotype.
it's only a scratch, it'll buff out, I'm sure ;)
Its so easy to lose control in this things in the wet. Happened to me going around a a roundabout. Good thing the traction kicked in.
OH WHAT A FEELING, TOYOTA!
I believe I can flyyyyyyy
Hope the people are all right ? Must say he or she got air time.
description...both occupants walked....
Everyone turns into a race driver at that section of road.
Jeez I saw that ute on the back of a tow truck today, it looked alot nastier on the video though 😳
Thanks for the headphones warning im now deaf after that beeping sound lol
Warning: Videos featuring CAR CRASHES may be loud.
@@DashCamOwnersAustralia haha lol
He always wanted to be in dukes of hazard, his dream came true
They are workhorses, not race cars. Great footage for the cops and insurance who would otherwise be scratching their heads wondering how on earth the car ended up like that.
"Let's see how those Duke Boys get out of that high jump"
Dukes of Hazzard