Loving your guys videos! I’ve been recovering from a brutal surgery for four weeks now and have been living vicariously through all the overland and Jeep channels since I’m stuck at home. Thanks for making my recovery better!
It is true, the trails are one of the few places left where strangers always stop to help strangers in need. Back in the city we are 99% of the time on your own and no one cares about your problems. Side note,....another sick video guys ! 👍
I just got a JKU and have been hooked on your channel after finding it last week while searching through Jeep videos on RUclips. Great job on conquering the Rubicon Trail, and for making awesome videos!
Another great video! You two truly put the off-road in Jeep. Also, what is soo impressive is your calmness and demeanor through all obstacles. Lastly, I love the fact you you were helping Jason and then all helped you. Keep posting!
After being on the trail and getting beat up and banged up , it always amazes me how nice my Jeep drives once its back on pavement. But its always a good time going off road. Another great video!! What an awesome trip you guys had!!
I've been over the Rubicon and watched my fair share of videos to relive that experience. I have to say that this series of videos now ranks as one of my favorites. Some takeaways: 1. Really impressed with the articulation of that metal cloak suspension. 2. I just recently started following this channel and I was skeptical about these first-timers on the Rubicon, and then the girl starts barking out these smart driving directions and just does a great job of spotting. Time to eat crow. 3. I' m not sure if you knew what you were getting into but it looks like your companions dragged you over the more difficult lines on the Rubicon. Outstanding work guys.
The "tough but fun" lines of Rubicon, for sure. :) Also, I'm while everybody is yelling for bead locks, I'd just like to point out how well those tires performed. They seem to stay on the rim rather well, and the grip seems excellent, not to mention how much punishment they took!
Gotta say, you trail tested them the hard way. :D Still, someone ought to make a shoutout to the engineers at Milestar. Maybe if we tell them that we like them, they might make more nice tires for us to play with ? :)
TBH, the first episode I watched on this channel was because it was that smokin hot "girl" with the caption what we don't like about our Rubicon. I was thinking of buying so I wanted to know. Then as I watched videos, I realized that "girl" has a great eye for seeing lines.
There goes the tire, LOL. Still super impressed they held the bead that long and then able to re-seat and keep going. The rig and the tires are both super impressive!
It's one thing to go out and video all this but the editing is what makes it extra good. You do a great job editing and I appreciate all your time you take to do it.
Wow, what a adventure you guys had. Awesome time. Glad to see not to much damage to the jeep. Always take extra stuff for the unexpected happening. Good to see you make it out ok and safe.
What a blast. It's the crazy things that happen that makes a trip more memorable, lol. And you guys are not easily missed. Maybe I'll see ya on a trail some day but I'm pretty much stuck in Florida. We do get in the Smokies in Ga and NC Mount La Cont and the Blue ridge Parkway. IM having a blast getting caught up on all the Vidios I've Missed. I'm with you guys nothing you guys wrong going hard but I wouldn't want to tear up my wheels and I'd prefer to drive it home. The Step Child is one cool ride that I'm sure you want to keep in good shape. It's fun watching all the new changes and new stuff. I'm pretty hard on my wheels so I usually go better if I'm replacing stuff. Hi Jelly! Happy safe trails. Colorado's a beautiful State and close to other awesome States too. Ive been cross Country 3x and the only State I haven't visited yet is Alaska.
Wonderful video as always. You are absolutly right to keep an eye on those high lift jacks. Good jacks. Mine is over 40 years old. I had a handle that was under pressure when it kicked on me. It was an extra long handle that when it kicked, it came up from underneath and brushed my jaw. An inch of two to the left I would not be here. As it was it took 22 stitches to completely reattach my earlobe. I was very lucky that day.
Awesome series on Rubicon trail, a lot of fun and tough driving, as far as some of the trail damage goes you didn't have too many. That exhaust though took a few good hits. I recently installed the Flowmaster cat-back and it tucks up really nice, but it is a little louder than I expected.
Nice work you two! We were just up at the end of the trail and into Chambers Lodge then up to Tahoe City! This is the perfect time of year to be out there!
Awesomeness Kevin & Britt, you guys are 2 cute! Fun videos, have had 3 Jeeps from 47 to 67, and a lifted 73 Blazer whhich I haven't seen yet. At a place near SJ, CA. I had it stand almost straight up crawling out of a hike squeezed between a tree and a bank of dirt...guys told me my front tires ya coulda stood under, a pucker moment for sure, I made them get. Out as I thought I might flip backwards & there was no backing up! Keep up the great work Britt! Love ya's, Jeff of Clovis!
Great Video .!.! You guys do a awesome job. So much fun to see the highs and lows and how you do battle with the problems along the way. I know for sure the step child is now getting bead locks LOL. I am looking forward to the trail damage video. Good Job.
OMG!!! This just popped up on my page, so I had watch...what a throwback! It's amazing to see how you have grown since your early days!!! See y'all next week at Trail Hero : D
@@boughtnotbuiltoffroad7784 welcome, looking to get a JL in the near future so I enjoy watching your clips. Hopefully one day we'll meet for a trail run once I have my new rig! Anyway both of you take care and keep the rubber side down!
Congrats! now about that warm shower, fresh food and a clean place to sleep! Amassing how great these simple pleasures are after a few days on the trail.
I don't know how much you've researched into the event but there are thousands of Jeeps. They have various difficulties of obstacles to crawl over and when I went a few years ago we all got to do a circle on the Daytona International Speedway. Had a great time!
Great guys, now I need to go to the Rubicon more than ever. FYI, you could get a hitch stinger and then leave your spare on all the time, rather than taking up valuable space inside. Thanks for sharing your awesome Jeep adventures!
Looks like an adventure. I really get a kick watching others do this trail. It always looks way more difficult to me. Hate to jinx myself but ive yet to lose a bead after all these years, been close, lost air but no beads as of yet. Fingers crossed. First time we did the trail, when we were back offtrail at the hotel and were going for breakfast our radiator let go and was done. Very lucky. We take 140lbs of tools with us as well as many spare parts like axle shafts, drive shafts and tie rod ends. Never know on the Rubicon what you will break.
That spot that got your tail light is the spot where I broke my muffler hanger on the way up (big rock at the bottom). If you remember my exhaust stack heading into Rubicon springs lol.
Love the goo fix! My dad broke his thermostat housing on his 63 International Scout on a trail run, used JB Weld, and that housing lasted for years. Guess he left it that way to see how long it would last.
I LOVE watching your videos, and living Vicariously through them. I still love four wheeling but not as radical as you anymore. (With age comes wisdom)!
One of the better Rubicon videos! Looks like a blast! Stressful too though, I don't know if I could take 4 straight days of being puckered like that, lol. I'd love to see you two do a collaboration with Autoedits Jason at some point. It'd be cool seeing my two fav Jeep youtubers out on the trail together.
Wow! Never a dull moment in this rubicon trail. Broken radiators, tail lights, and more close calls. Glad yall had fun and Jeep made it out in 1 piece! Would you say this trail/trip was your toughest yet?
Old trucker tip...to reinflate a tire that won't seat, spray ether, wd40, or some other flammable aerosol into the tire around the gap between the rim and bead, toss a match in and boom..instant reseat...BTW Brit..luv the braided hair look...had to comment on that..I'm old..not dead. cheers
I didn't know it was an old trucker tip... but I watched a coworker get knocked out doing it in our shop when I was 19 years old. Guess it's not as deadly "on" the vehicle than off.
@@CactusHugrAz For sure you have to be careful how much you spray, and only do it as an emergency fix..also wear safety glasses etc. Did it some when I was hauling logs around Peace River..roads were savage, full of rocks and stumps..losing a bead back in the bush was no fun. cheers
I know y'all are done with this now, but if you ever have to use a high lift again, take a rope, a piece of chain, strap, or whatever you have, and tie it around the high lift and the tow hook on the bumper, That way if it comes lose it will have something holding it from shooting out and hitting someone. Great video's, Y'all sure know how to have fun.
You guys are hilarious! So, always carry JB Weld, it would have saved you the round trip to Rubicon Springs and back. I personally TIG weld just about everything, but would never carry a TIG welder on a trail run. In fact, in 33 years of OHV fun I've never seen anyone carry a TIG setup on the trail. Maybe in a support truck? The most likely welding rig would be jumper cables, 2 car/jeep batteries, a pair of vice grips, and a couple sticks of 7018 rod, but you wouldn't be welding aluminum with that setup... And damn, you guys thrashed your way through, but maintained a great attitude! Also, it's time for a CO2 setup too. How to fill an unseated tire: 1) get the wheel off the ground, 2) clean out as much dirt or mud as you can, 3) put a ratchet strap around the circumference of the tire (right down the middle) and tighten until the tire bulges out, 3) use an air source, preferable a power tank or CO2 tank cranked up to 200PSI to pop the tire back onto the bead, but don't overfill the tire. Just use the pressure to shock the tire onto the rim bead. Don't ever put 200PSI in your tire! Once it's seated you may have to deflate a bit to remove the strap--remove strap, fill to desired pressure, put away tools, and resume fun. I need beadlocks too, but for some reason I've never lost a bead at 12PSI with stock rims on my JL or JK before... But I've reseated a ton of tires for others... And I must disagree with Hector down there. The Rubicon put you to the test, not the other way 'round. Next time will be easier. Side note, don't get an air compressor, as most of us have gone to a CO2 tank setup. It's way better for a ton of reasons. I'll never look back. It's like comparing a stock Dana 44 to a built Dana 60... Keep on wheelin'!
Kevin Williams, you should mount it where I did. I have a 10lb tank mounted to the left side C member of the roll cage. It occupies no room that you are currently using. I'll post a pic on my build page tomorrow. I used the Power Tank mount and bolted directly to the tube that angles down and terminates over the left rear wheel. It's perfect, you'll dig it.
Great video, you guys looked worked by day four. Bummer you couldn't make it past the Springs, always next year. I live in Reno and I was tracking you with the idea of an intercept, always next year.
Awesome we're thinking heading for Rubicon this year one of the closer trails to our place 6 hour drive is not bad okay make it 8 hours have to stop at Sparks Nevada to four wheel drive parts glad you guys made it back out of their safe looks like a awesome awesome Trail
Oh forgot to add on my last previous comment that now that you earned them beadlocks to take a glance at the KMC wheels. They have some cool BL's and I love the fact their outer ring allows for water and debris to flow out.
If ya'll get the chance to make it to North Carolina, there is the Uwharrie National forest. With some nice trails. If you do decide to make the trip, post some dates, and I'll wheel with you guys. Love your videos keep up the good work.
Watching these videos made my buttocks pucker a few times. That was some gnarly driving. Very impressed with machine and skillz. And minimal damage. Fine trip indeed. Should you find yourself in AZ, I'll bounce around with ya. Thanks for the jeep porn, always enjoy the videos.
You guys rock. I was thinking about getting a jeep, then after seeing what your stock JLUR was able to do, I went out and bought a White JLUR. Absolutely love it. Only had it for 2 weeks, but already have mods on the way, and outings planned. If you are ever going wheelin in the Mid Atlantic I will def try to meet up with yall. P.S. LISTEN TO BRIT when she tells you lines. She has an amazing eye.
Awesome Rubicon series, thank you.... Question though... You couldn't fit the spare tire inside the Jeep with him? Looked like there was enough room, especially if you put the Rad on top..
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I've always had big truck and utvs you guys definitely opened my eyes to Jeeps since I've been watching you!! GREAT videos thanks for sharing ❤❤💯🤙
Loving your guys videos! I’ve been recovering from a brutal surgery for four weeks now and have been living vicariously through all the overland and Jeep channels since I’m stuck at home. Thanks for making my recovery better!
Your videos are what hold me over until my wife and I hit the trail. Awesome content and very entertaining. Keep up the good work.
You guys should totally come down to Australia for some fourby fun.
Plenty of great trails to hit and awesome views to see!
It is true, the trails are one of the few places left where strangers always stop to help strangers in need. Back in the city we are 99% of the time on your own and no one cares about your problems. Side note,....another sick video guys ! 👍
I just got a JKU and have been hooked on your channel after finding it last week while searching through Jeep videos on RUclips. Great job on conquering the Rubicon Trail, and for making awesome videos!
Another great video! You two truly put the off-road in Jeep. Also, what is soo impressive is your calmness and demeanor through all obstacles. Lastly, I love the fact you you were helping Jason and then all helped you. Keep posting!
Simply the best RUclips channel ever! Thank you Both for sharing your Rubicon trip with us, I truly appreciate it 🖤💟🖤
After being on the trail and getting beat up and banged up , it always amazes me how nice my Jeep drives once its back on pavement.
But its always a good time going off road.
Another great video!! What an awesome trip you guys had!!
I've been over the Rubicon and watched my fair share of videos to relive that experience. I have to say that this series of videos now ranks as one of my favorites. Some takeaways: 1. Really impressed with the articulation of that metal cloak suspension. 2. I just recently started following this channel and I was skeptical about these first-timers on the Rubicon, and then the girl starts barking out these smart driving directions and just does a great job of spotting. Time to eat crow. 3. I' m not sure if you knew what you were getting into but it looks like your companions dragged you over the more difficult lines on the Rubicon. Outstanding work guys.
jettcity Thanks for the support! Yeah, when we met the buggies that first night, we knew we were gonna be in for a good time. Haha
The "tough but fun" lines of Rubicon, for sure. :)
Also, I'm while everybody is yelling for bead locks, I'd just like to point out how well those tires performed.
They seem to stay on the rim rather well, and the grip seems excellent, not to mention how much punishment they took!
Gotta say, you trail tested them the hard way. :D
Still, someone ought to make a shoutout to the engineers at Milestar.
Maybe if we tell them that we like them, they might make more nice tires for us to play with ? :)
TBH, the first episode I watched on this channel was because it was that smokin hot "girl" with the caption what we don't like about our Rubicon. I was thinking of buying so I wanted to know. Then as I watched videos, I realized that "girl" has a great eye for seeing lines.
I love that you post your vids as soon as I get home from work!! Love seeing this beefy JL
Howdy y’all, this series has been butt clanging... AWESOME
It’s amazing what y’all did, can’t wait for more. Thank you
At the end, it was easy to see you guys had a great time. Great job!
It’s time to buy bead locks!!! Bad place to get that flat tire great video guys be safe and have fun
There goes the tire, LOL. Still super impressed they held the bead that long and then able to re-seat and keep going. The rig and the tires are both super impressive!
Yeah, those tires took a beating.
Also, they seem to have really good grip.
Love the upbeat attitude! Way to handle adversity with a smile. On R-trail is on my bucket list.
Rubicon Trail... the gift that keeps on giving. Congrats!
goof balls....love it all smiles even with no water, food and about out of fuel! Hope to see you all on some local trails soon
Great video aaaagain.. can't wait to see what you fix and what you upgrade. Damage video should be epic.
It's one thing to go out and video all this but the editing is what makes it extra good. You do a great job editing and I appreciate all your time you take to do it.
achigurh Thank you!
Yeah, the editing does deserve som praise.
It takes a lot of time and effort - So great job guys … erhh … guy and girl. :)
Great videos of this adventure. The Jeep is looking awesome.
Great video, the trip looked amazing. I can't wait to go there myself.
Wow, what a adventure you guys had. Awesome time. Glad to see not to much damage to the jeep. Always take extra stuff for the unexpected happening. Good to see you make it out ok and safe.
What a blast. It's the crazy things that happen that makes a trip more memorable, lol. And you guys are not easily missed. Maybe I'll see ya on a trail some day but I'm pretty much stuck in Florida. We do get in the Smokies in Ga and NC Mount La Cont and the Blue ridge Parkway. IM having a blast getting caught up on all the Vidios I've Missed. I'm with you guys nothing you guys wrong going hard but I wouldn't want to tear up my wheels and I'd prefer to drive it home. The Step Child is one cool ride that I'm sure you want to keep in good shape. It's fun watching all the new changes and new stuff. I'm pretty hard on my wheels so I usually go better if I'm replacing stuff. Hi Jelly! Happy safe trails. Colorado's a beautiful State and close to other awesome States too. Ive been cross Country 3x and the only State I haven't visited yet is Alaska.
that was an awsome trip...you inspired us guys to go the trail and have a jeep like yours. More Videos to come please.
You guys are now my favorite channel! Thank you for all the amazing videos can’t wait to see what’s next
Definitely see bead lockers in the near future!
Lol, "you're getting caught up on your ..." Awesome of you to not cut that out, hilarious trail blooper.
John W To be honest, I almost did cause I was worried about someone getting offended. Lol But I figured it was too funny to leave out. 🤣🤣
Wonderful video as always. You are absolutly right to keep an eye on those high lift jacks. Good jacks. Mine is over 40 years old. I had a handle that was under pressure when it kicked on me. It was an extra long handle that when it kicked, it came up from underneath and brushed my jaw. An inch of two to the left I would not be here. As it was it took 22 stitches to completely reattach my earlobe. I was very lucky that day.
MewFushisDad Holy mackerel, I’m glad you’re okay1!!!
You guys definitely put the Rubicon to the test. Keep up the great videos
I have watched these videos multiple times each. Love them. Keep them coming. Hope to meet up with you guys sometime soon on the trails
Thanks for taking us along!! We really enjoy it.🍾
Awesome series on Rubicon trail, a lot of fun and tough driving, as far as some of the trail damage goes you didn't have too many. That exhaust though took a few good hits. I recently installed the Flowmaster cat-back and it tucks up really nice, but it is a little louder than I expected.
Nice work you two! We were just up at the end of the trail and into Chambers Lodge then up to Tahoe City! This is the perfect time of year to be out there!
Awesomeness Kevin & Britt, you guys are 2 cute! Fun videos, have had 3 Jeeps from 47 to 67, and a lifted 73 Blazer whhich I haven't seen yet. At a place near SJ, CA. I had it stand almost straight up crawling out of a hike squeezed between a tree and a bank of dirt...guys told me my front tires ya coulda stood under, a pucker moment for sure, I made them get. Out as I thought I might flip backwards & there was no backing up! Keep up the great work Britt! Love ya's, Jeff of Clovis!
Looks like another awesome Video! I really enjoyed watching.
Ya'll are great team!
Love a Good Jeep Adventure! Please keep them coming.
Great Video .!.! You guys do a awesome job. So much fun to see the highs and lows and how you do battle with the problems along the way. I know for sure the step child is now getting bead locks LOL. I am looking forward to the trail damage video. Good Job.
OMG!!! This just popped up on my page, so I had watch...what a throwback! It's amazing to see how you have grown since your early days!!! See y'all next week at Trail Hero : D
I think it’s about time for you all a big road trip to the east coast especially Kentucky. We have some amazing riding and views around
What an adventure! Awesome job Brittney and Kevin, and it's a pleasure to watch your video clips 🤙
@@boughtnotbuiltoffroad7784 welcome, looking to get a JL in the near future so I enjoy watching your clips. Hopefully one day we'll meet for a trail run once I have my new rig! Anyway both of you take care and keep the rubber side down!
your skills as content makers keep improving. this video is absolutely excellent 10 out of 10!
Conscientious Observer Thank you!! 😊
Congrats! now about that warm shower, fresh food and a clean place to sleep! Amassing how great these simple pleasures are after a few days on the trail.
Really cool series you guys came out with... Can't WAIT to get my own! Next adventure Jeep Beach in Daytona??
I don't know how much you've researched into the event but there are thousands of Jeeps. They have various difficulties of obstacles to crawl over and when I went a few years ago we all got to do a circle on the Daytona International Speedway. Had a great time!
Great guys, now I need to go to the Rubicon more than ever. FYI, you could get a hitch stinger and then leave your spare on all the time, rather than taking up valuable space inside. Thanks for sharing your awesome Jeep adventures!
Jeep Man Cam Yeah, the tailgate can’t handle the weight of the 38 well. We’ve gotta get reinforcement or a better tire carrier first!
Love this series you two, and happy to see you loving your JLU!
Looks like an adventure. I really get a kick watching others do this trail. It always looks way more difficult to me. Hate to jinx myself but ive yet to lose a bead after all these years, been close, lost air but no beads as of yet. Fingers crossed. First time we did the trail, when we were back offtrail at the hotel and were going for breakfast our radiator let go and was done. Very lucky. We take 140lbs of tools with us as well as many spare parts like axle shafts, drive shafts and tie rod ends. Never know on the Rubicon what you will break.
You and Kevin have had some Awesome Wheeling Adventures... Thinking Your going to really remember the Rubicon... 😃
That spot that got your tail light is the spot where I broke my muffler hanger on the way up (big rock at the bottom). If you remember my exhaust stack heading into Rubicon springs lol.
@@boughtnotbuiltoffroad7784 I'll try to find you on Facebook.
Need starting fluid to pop that bead but you guys did great airing up that rf tire.
Great job guys! Loved every minute!
You guys have EARNED headlocks. I’m very excited to see some on the Jeep soon. Please tell me I’m right.
Once again amazing
You guys are awesome! Love you videos! Now I want to do the Rubicon, but first I'm going to climb some of the trails in Moab! Keep on Jeepin!
Head north next summer, Michigan has great dunes to fly around on!
"This is why we need Bead Locks" "If you're not here to help, you're on the wrong trail" "steering is straight, ahhh, I love this thing"
You guys are awesome! Great fun watching your adventure. Have a safe trip home.
Awesome stuff! Makes me want to get my license even more now from your content and learn how to 4wheel.
Love the goo fix! My dad broke his thermostat housing on his 63 International Scout on a trail run, used JB Weld, and that housing lasted for years. Guess he left it that way to see how long it would last.
I LOVE watching your videos, and living Vicariously through them. I still love four wheeling but not as radical as you anymore. (With age comes wisdom)!
One of the better Rubicon videos! Looks like a blast! Stressful too though, I don't know if I could take 4 straight days of being puckered like that, lol. I'd love to see you two do a collaboration with Autoedits Jason at some point. It'd be cool seeing my two fav Jeep youtubers out on the trail together.
Yo u guys r the best thanks for the ride. Three days on the trail crazy. Much love from Philly!
You guys are such bad ass wheelers!
tech tip when using a high lift jack with a long travel suspension, put a strap between the axle and the frame so it picks up the tire
Richard Reese Yeah, we didn’t think about that until after it was already up. Lmao
Great Trip, thanks for taking us!
Awesome trip, awesome video...thanks for sharing your experiences. "Only in a Jeep!"
Time for some beedlocks. Good video...The music reminded me of the movie Back to the Future. Hahaha
Love the channel.
JBweld saves the day again! I swear there is nothing JBweld cannot fix.
Wow! Never a dull moment in this rubicon trail. Broken radiators, tail lights, and more close calls. Glad yall had fun and Jeep made it out in 1 piece!
Would you say this trail/trip was your toughest yet?
Great job on the video. Good to see both vehicles make it off trail.
Some really awesome knarly wheeling I cant wait to wheel the Rubicon Trail.
Old trucker tip...to reinflate a tire that won't seat, spray ether, wd40, or some other flammable aerosol into the tire around the gap between the rim and bead, toss a match in and boom..instant reseat...BTW Brit..luv the braided hair look...had to comment on that..I'm old..not dead. cheers
John Smith Thank you!
I didn't know it was an old trucker tip... but I watched a coworker get knocked out doing it in our shop when I was 19 years old. Guess it's not as deadly "on" the vehicle than off.
@@CactusHugrAz For sure you have to be careful how much you spray, and only do it as an emergency fix..also wear safety glasses etc. Did it some when I was hauling logs around Peace River..roads were savage, full of rocks and stumps..losing a bead back in the bush was no fun. cheers
I know y'all are done with this now, but if you ever have to use a high lift again, take a rope, a piece of chain, strap, or whatever you have, and tie it around the high lift and the tow hook on the bumper, That way if it comes lose it will have something holding it from shooting out and hitting someone. Great video's, Y'all sure know how to have fun.
You guys are hilarious! So, always carry JB Weld, it would have saved you the round trip to Rubicon Springs and back. I personally TIG weld just about everything, but would never carry a TIG welder on a trail run. In fact, in 33 years of OHV fun I've never seen anyone carry a TIG setup on the trail. Maybe in a support truck? The most likely welding rig would be jumper cables, 2 car/jeep batteries, a pair of vice grips, and a couple sticks of 7018 rod, but you wouldn't be welding aluminum with that setup... And damn, you guys thrashed your way through, but maintained a great attitude! Also, it's time for a CO2 setup too. How to fill an unseated tire: 1) get the wheel off the ground, 2) clean out as much dirt or mud as you can, 3) put a ratchet strap around the circumference of the tire (right down the middle) and tighten until the tire bulges out, 3) use an air source, preferable a power tank or CO2 tank cranked up to 200PSI to pop the tire back onto the bead, but don't overfill the tire. Just use the pressure to shock the tire onto the rim bead. Don't ever put 200PSI in your tire! Once it's seated you may have to deflate a bit to remove the strap--remove strap, fill to desired pressure, put away tools, and resume fun. I need beadlocks too, but for some reason I've never lost a bead at 12PSI with stock rims on my JL or JK before... But I've reseated a ton of tires for others... And I must disagree with Hector down there. The Rubicon put you to the test, not the other way 'round. Next time will be easier. Side note, don't get an air compressor, as most of us have gone to a CO2 tank setup. It's way better for a ton of reasons. I'll never look back. It's like comparing a stock Dana 44 to a built Dana 60... Keep on wheelin'!
Kevin Williams, you should mount it where I did. I have a 10lb tank mounted to the left side C member of the roll cage. It occupies no room that you are currently using. I'll post a pic on my build page tomorrow. I used the Power Tank mount and bolted directly to the tube that angles down and terminates over the left rear wheel. It's perfect, you'll dig it.
Pretty epic adventure, thanks for sharing it!
That trip was fun! Great job.
Great video 👍 From this experience you guys should do an episode on what you think people should bring on the trail.
Does that include a TIG welder. LOL
Ray Walkerdine lol yes
This was a tough day wheeling ... but it shows why it is best to never wheel alone ..
Way to go... no Man left behind.
You guys are the real deal. Any footage from the campgrounds? Should be pretty funny.
TheMarclan Unfortunately not much. We spent most the time trying to stay warm by the campfire. Haha Got super cold at night
Lite Brite rock and roll!!!!!
Looking back, Brittney adds all the excitement, beautiful.
Great video, you guys looked worked by day four. Bummer you couldn't make it past the Springs, always next year. I live in Reno and I was tracking you with the idea of an intercept, always next year.
You guys r awesome
Looked like a fun trip
Bead-lock time. But a little starter fluid and a long lighter would have set that bead in a flash! Alway go some in my truck.
Ty Matt Yeah, we’ve got some now as backup!
Lite Brite why did y’all pick the metal cloke lift? Do you think it better than others?
Awesome we're thinking heading for Rubicon this year one of the closer trails to our place 6 hour drive is not bad okay make it 8 hours have to stop at Sparks Nevada to four wheel drive parts glad you guys made it back out of their safe looks like a awesome awesome Trail
Man I love your videos good job aww I would love to meet you guys
6:28 Check out that sweet Chevy. I want to see more of that!
Oh forgot to add on my last previous comment that now that you earned them beadlocks to take a glance at the KMC wheels. They have some cool BL's and I love the fact their outer ring allows for water and debris to flow out.
@@boughtnotbuiltoffroad7784 no problem. They are crazy nice and actually use 3/8" bolts on the ring!
Really awesome 👌👌👌
You guys should put both tailgate reinforcement kit & mopar tire carrier mounting bracket kit for 38 tire
Sorry we couldn't end up meeting in Utah! Loved these vids tho and hopefully we can meet up next time! Best of luck ❤️
I like your off road is the best chanel
Time for a fridge freezer and some water totes 🤠 time to shop!!
Great vid.
If ya'll get the chance to make it to North Carolina, there is the Uwharrie National forest. With some nice trails. If you do decide to make the trip, post some dates, and I'll wheel with you guys. Love your videos keep up the good work.
Watching these videos made my buttocks pucker a few times. That was some gnarly driving. Very impressed with machine and skillz. And minimal damage. Fine trip indeed. Should you find yourself in AZ, I'll bounce around with ya. Thanks for the jeep porn, always enjoy the videos.
nice reseat of that bead on the spot! haha!
Come out to the Illinois area! Hang out with our local Jeep clubs! It would be great to have you guys!
You guys rock. I was thinking about getting a jeep, then after seeing what your stock JLUR was able to do, I went out and bought a White JLUR. Absolutely love it. Only had it for 2 weeks, but already have mods on the way, and outings planned. If you are ever going wheelin in the Mid Atlantic I will def try to meet up with yall. P.S. LISTEN TO BRIT when she tells you lines. She has an amazing eye.
What an adventure!! Brit is looking a little tired on day 4 ;)
Great stuff guys, love it!
Awesome Rubicon series, thank you.... Question though... You couldn't fit the spare tire inside the Jeep with him? Looked like there was enough room, especially if you put the Rad on top..