5 Snow Driving Tips! Important Things to Know About Snow Wheeling. Maximize 4Runner Snow Wheeling!
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- 3 PEAK MOUNTAIN SNOWFLAKE (3PMSF) ALL TERRAIN TIRES vs WINTER TIRES vs CHAINS
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In this video, I discuss only 3PMSF All-Terrain tires. Why do I choose All-Terrain 3PMSF tires? I do this because they suit my driving style. For off-road driving, they are a good compromise tire. True winter tires are not a subject of this video. While All-Terrain 3PMSF tires may provide some additional snow traction beyond what general all-season tires can deliver, they do not match the capability of a true winter tire for adverse winter conditions. The test to determine if a tire gets the 3PMSF logo is a straight-line acceleration test to measure traction on medium-packed snow. You read that right: the test is on medium-packed snow only. Soft snow, slush, powdery snow, hard-packed snow, ice, and other snow conditions are not tested. It is only a straight-line acceleration test. Braking and turning on snow, along with ice traction are not part of the test. There may be some degree of correlation between traction available for acceleration and traction available for braking and turning but as I said braking and turning are not tested. So, there is no data available on the braking and turning performance of 3PMSF tires. What really interests most drivers in severe winter conditions is braking performance, right? Sadly, no industry or government test measures stopping distances of 3PMSF tires on snow or on ice. Consumer Reports and similar groups may have some ice tests. It is important to note that the 3PMSF test procedure only tests for certain minimum standards. Again, it only tests for minimums standards. More precisely, the 3PMSF symbol represents that a tires’ traction is at least 10% superior on medium-packed snow compared to a generic all-season tire. You read that right: only 10% better traction for straight-line acceleration. The ideal solution is to run dedicated winter tires on their own wheels during the winter. However, please note that some winter tires are designed for on-road use only. So, you will need to do your own research on winter tires which is a topic beyond the scope of this video. It bears repeating that 3PMSF tires cannot match the traction of dedicated winter tires in winter conditions and should not be considered a replacement for a true winter tire. Also please take into consideration that some tires are suited for off-road and some are only suited for on-road driving. As a final note, it is recommended to carry a set of chains as a safety measure. I've tried to get this correct but please do your own tire research and choose the tire that best suits your driving. Always do what you consider to be safe for you and your family based on your vehicle and the driving conditions.
TIRE PSI - WINTER TIRES
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Some viewers have asked whether it is ok to deflate tires to get better traction while driving on the highway. Airing down is an off-road only driving technique. Never drive at highway speed‘s with underinflated tires. It is dangerous due to increased risk of rollover and poor handling. Also, when driving off-road, how much you can safely lower psi varies significantly depending on the tire/wheel combo you have. Please always do what is safe for you and your family based on your vehicle and the driving conditions. PLEASE NOTE: you air down to get more traction. Winter tires already provide said traction. So, airing down winter tires is generally not recommended.
WIDE TIRES vs NARROW TIRES
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Wide tires provide more surface area. Narrow tires provide higher surface pressure against the road and so they cut deeper into the snow. Narrow winter tires are often a great choice. Narrow tires dig deeper into the snow which helps get to the road surface below. So, narrow tires can work better than wide tires in loose snow and slush on a paved surface. If you are off-road in snow that is too deep for your tires to reach the trail below, wide tires and airing down to create a larger contact patch may be preferred because there is less of a chance that the tires will dig themselves into a hole and get stuck. This is why arctic trucks run tires as wide as 475/70 R17. As always, it all depends on the snow conditions.
PLEASE NOTE
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This video is not intended to be a comprehensive list of all the essential tips to snow wheel safely. It is an entertainment video that simply presents 5 Tips that viewers may find useful or helpful. The multitude of other essential snow wheeling subjects such as trauma kits, recovery equipment, navigation, communications, clothing, emergency items, pounds per square inch of vehicle weight applied to the ground based on tire size, etc. are not within the scope of this video.
00:00 Intro
00:13 Guest Star
00:38 Tip 1 Best PSI
04:04 Science
05:03 Tip 2 Divets
07:56 Tip 3 Kinetic Lessons
11:08 Tip 4 De-Ice
13:20 Tip 5 Emergency Slide Turn
14:00 Fire Steel 
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Been snow wheeling in the Mt Hood National Forest since 1968. Always found that a small square point shovel was my best friend. Sometimes called a sand shovel. Makes those divots you speak of go away very quickly. And always carry chains with me as a back up safety device. The chains i use are called ice-breaker chains and can be purchased at Les Schwab. They have small steel bars on the cross sections and grip the snow like the claws on a cougar. Love your red plastic snow boards. Light weight and do not take up much space in your rig. Safe wheeling everyone.
Great tips! I've had a lot of good tips from viewers. I may have to do a follow-up video with all the viewer tips. I'll check out those chains. I don't like the hassle of putting them on but as you said, they are a great back up safety device. Thanks for the input and safe wheeling to you as well!
Yes V-Bar chains are a great backup.
Hi from Australia,
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Cheers travel safely
Out There Touring
Great videos. Thanks for not adding any stupid music, getting straight to the point and being informative!
You’re kind of the Mr Rogers of back country exploring! I love your low key voice overs and great footage. Always informative. Thanks!
Thanks for the comment! We are trying to keep it real but I could probably do with a voice over coach ha ha!
Brown Needles, my brother’s head is big enough, no compliments please 😄🙌
@@aired-downoverland9239 brothers… :)
Keep up the good work 👊
10 psi, that seems very low.Is this safe.Moreover you need to have a tire inflator ready to go
@@nicholassanzari9603 With the right wheels, 10 psi is not an issue. We’re running Method wheels with their beed grip technology and have never lost a beed. We also have onboard air compressors.
Thank you from the video! From Yakutia, Russia
Thank you too!
What a great video for those who are JUST getting into wheeling, especially in the winter. Love it!! 🤘
Big thanks! There is just something fun about winter wheeling!
@@OverlandPNW
100% fun! Unfortunately, winter wheeling is VERY limited where we live due to snowmobile/ATV laws BUT we still have logging roads to kick back in!
Hi from Australia,
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Cheers travel safely
Out There Touring
Another killer video! Love the tips! Man that is some seriously deep snow you guys are plowing through. Keep up the good work!
Thanks! It was a ton of fun. We want to get an earlier start and push through to the lake and camp next time.
@@OverlandPNW
One word. Dynamite.
Helps clear trees. 🤣
Hi from Australia,
I just read your comment and thought you might like to look at my set up, Australian locations such as world heritage listed K’gari ( Fraser Island the worlds largest sand island) and camp cook ups.
Cheers travel safely
Out There Touring
Love your videos & how well you explain all the functions of the 4-wheel drive dials or toggles buttons. Just purchased a 2023 after driving a 2006 all these years. These are the best for outdoor enthusiasts, however, I will never do the hard stuff you all do. I am not that experienced. Thank you.
Great video! A lot of good information I can use on my travels. I’ve also learned since this is the first time I’ve had a truck, that you can get into four-wheel-drive and low gear to help you get around in a lot of bad weather like snow.
Thanks! Nothing better than a truck with 4 wheel drive! Cheers and best wishes for 2022!
Hi from Australia,
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Out There Touring
Great info! Just drove out of Breck through the massive snow storm on 01/06/2022 with my JK Unlimited (2.5 and 35's-Duratrac). This would have been very helpful. We didn't get stuck but I certainly was swimming through the snow. Appreciate you taking time to educate those of us less familiar with driving in these conditions.
Thanks man! Comments like these are truly appreciated! Loved your Moab dirt bike video. We used to do an annual dirt bike trip near Moab. Cheers!
@@OverlandPNW Hey man, I'm from the PNW as well and I love advice. I take my rig out a lot and this info will come in handy. what lake were you trying to get too?
@@David-rj1ru For snow wheeling, we go into (or try to go into) several different lakes. The roads are unremarkable forest service roads without snow but in the winter they are great for snow wheeling. What we do is choose any high mountain lake in the Central Cascades that has a relatively long forest service road leading to it (or to a trail head that goes to it). These roads generally go up hill toward the lake and the snow gets progressively more challenging. We always seem to find some fun doing that. By the way, your rafting videos were very cool. I Know the river but have never fished it. Hope the fishing was good! You guys navigated the rapids well!
@@OverlandPNW Thank you friend. that was my first time ever in a pontoon.
Love snow. Tested out my rig I built in the summer for snow. Love it. Excursion is great. No matter the ice or snow. Pulled a half ton up a super steep icy hill with little effort. Got 33s on 16s with Dynapro ATMs in the front and dynpro AT2 on the rear. I have 4 snow plow rated ice breaker chains for traction boards and and for emergencies.
I checked out your channel and subbed. Your Excursion is legit! Also, nice job on our video about what to bring overlanding! Cheers for 2022!
Hi from Australia,
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Excellent video. I don't know if I'll be trying that slide and drive maneuver to turn in tight spots anytime soon, but maybe one day. Thank you for the snow driving lesson, sir.
You are so calm because you are ready for anything. Have everything. Good to see having your wits together and rising to every challenge. Love snow country.
Big thanks for the nice comment!
Hi from Australia, 🇦🇺
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Out There Touring
I’m 0.49 seconds into this video and just had to hit pause to comment…by far, hands down, the best video already for this topic. As a Florida boy I’m excited to learn about driving in the snow vs what I’m used to down here at sea level. Thank you for putting in the time to make such great content!
Thanks and wow, great channel you have!
@@OverlandPNW - Thanks! Love your videos…even though I drive an F150 down here - lol. I almost purchased the Tundra TRD Pro though…great trucks!
Taking my F150 up into some east coast mountains this winter and am trying to get prepared now. My 35” Toyo Open Country RTs are not 3PMSF rated, but I do have 4-wheel drive and sufficient ground clearance with a 6” lift…just trying to decide on whether or not I need chains. I’m thinking I’d rather have them and not need them vs needing them and not having them. It’s my understanding you should put chains on before you ‘need them’ - so I’m assuming that’s only if I plan to take the truck off road into the snow, correct? I wouldn’t need chains for normal asphalt driving, would I? If you have a video on when to put chains on, I’d love to watch that! Thanks! Excited to have a better rig than my three brothers that will be on the trip with me. Lol
@@Financial_Awareness I'm a fan of Ford trucks. I had a F350 that I used to haul a travel trailer and loved it. I completely agree that having chains on hand is smart. It would be a bad situation to need them and not have them especially if you are traveling with family. In snow country, lots of people use chains during a heavy dump on asphalt roads. There are also a lot of highway mountain passes that require "traction devices" during certain times in the winter. What qualifies as a traction devices varies by state law but it is typically an all season tire, mountain snow flake rated tire, chains or studded tires (if allowed). Sounds like a fun trip with your brothers!
@@OverlandPNW - Thank you for taking the time to respond…really appreciate it! Happy Thanksgiving to you and your loved ones! Appreciate you sharing your knowledge in your videos…love’em! Keep it up!
Hi from Australia,
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Cheers travel safely
Out There Touring
You should do a video explaining common “snow ratings” and what they actually mean. There are actually several snow ratings floating around that mean different things and have varying requirements. Might be interesting.
#1 on my personal list of snow driving tips would be to know the type of snow conditions you are dealing with because the best tool for the job in snow varies quite a bit depending on the snow you are in. For example, a narrow (fully inflated) tire is actually superior in situations when there is a solid surface below a layer of snow that can be reached before the axles and undercarriage of the car hang up on the snow or if there is enough snow that it just compresses into ice under the tire. Skinny tire, less surface area, so there is more pressure per square inch to push the tire down to the solid surface with better traction. In deep snow with no accessible high traction solid surface the goal is the opposite and you want wide tires or tracks to maximize the surface area supporting the car, decrease the pressure per square inch, and float on top of the powder.
Great video, I was sad to miss the trip!
That's a great idea and it is actually a fairly complex subject. It also dovetails nicely with the "science" theme of the current video ha ha! It gets complicated because there are four types of snow crystals, a variety of different categories of snowfall, and several types of snow cover which may or may not be layered. That all distills into different road categories from black ice to powder.
@@OverlandPNW I agree, there are many different conditions. With different layers, different snowflakes, and the fact that the existing layers change with age, there are a huge number of possibilities. In fact, as a long time snow-wheeler, and engineer, I calculated out the number of different possibilities. It comes out to roughly infinity. :)
There are two things I would add to your list for driving in deep snow (I'm sure you have done both of these, but I think they are counter-intuitive to many people new to snow wheeling):
1) In most (but not all) snow conditions, if you are plowing along nicely and your vehicle suddenly starts to bog down, BACK OFF on the gas, don't give it more gas. More gas is likely to make it dig in and get stuck, less gas will let it get back on top of the snow.
2) If the your vehicle comes to a stop, DON"T SPIN YOUR WHEELS. Spinning your wheels will create the divots mentioned. On my manual transmission, I actually hover my left foot over the clutch so I can push it in quickly to stops any wheel spin as fast as possible. If your rig stops moving forward, always try backing up first before spinning the wheels.
2b) The advanced version of not spinning your wheels is to always cut power JUST BEFORE your vehicle stops moving forward. It takes practice to know just when to cut power, but when done correctly it makes the odds of you being able to back up (instead of being stuck) much greater.
Again, nearly every snow pack is different, so what works at one time will not work another time. Keep experimenting.
Here's a video I found interesting on snow flakes. This expert suggests there are 35 different types of snow flakes:
ruclips.net/video/ao2Jfm35XeE/видео.html
@@andrewsnow7386 I agree about the infinity types of snow conditions ha ha! Those really are great points and it underscores just how much there is to snow driving. There is a real snow-driving skill set that develops with experience. There have been some great comments like yours from people that have developed that skill set. I could probably do a video called "Another 5 Snow Driving Tips."
Sammy, we need you on the next trip
Hey all from Canada, narrow tires are best in deep snow, the reason is simple, in snow unlike sand, your not trying to redistribute the weight, the snow cannot support your truck, your trying to cut trough the snow, that why large tires are not very efficient in snow they give more resistance and if you deflate it even worst. Over here winter tires are mandatory, so we have a lot of experience in dealing with it.
Greetings from Salem! You guys are fun to watch--I like the brotherly pokes, playfulness and patience. I'm glad your wife enjoys getting out there with ya! Thanks for the great content and the helpful tips. I finally bought me a '13 FJ and I'm looking to make some off-road upgrades--preparing for casual (yet, decently challenging) off-road adventures--and searching for any helpful local resources which can help provide high quality service in assisting to mod my vehicle. I look forward to checking out more of your content. BTW, it was nice seeing you guys help free stuck motorists. Thanks, again, and best wishes this 2022 holiday season and always!
Thanks and big congrats on the FJ! That's a great rig! As for local resources, I have only had a couple of shops work on my 4Runner and was disappointed on the quality of work. I ended up re-doing or fixing some quality issues. So, we do almost everything ourselves. As a result, although I know there are some great shops out there, I don't have personal experience with them. I have been asked several times. So, it is something I should track better. Let me know if you find a shop that you feel comfortable recommending. And congrats again on the FJ and best wishes to you as well this 2022 holiday season!
Hi from Australia,
I just read your comment and thought you might like to look at my set up, Australian locations such as world heritage listed K’gari ( Fraser Island the worlds largest sand island) and camp cook ups.
Cheers travel safely
Out There Touring
Just discovered your channel, I love the snow footage and the commentary is hilarious!
Sweet video. We recovered a couple people yesterday who slid off of icy side roads here in Southern Oregon using our kinetic rope. I appreciate the tips on their use.
Thanks! And .... awesome of you to help those people! We need more people doing stuff like that! Cheers!
Rob, great to hear others are out there helping. Jon and I love that part of off-roading, the opportunity to help others…and in some cases be humble enough to accept help. Happy wheeling!
Hi from Australia,
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Cheers travel safely 🇦🇺
Out There Touring
I am new to off roading - having just purchased a 4Runner. Your videos are an excellent education on how to use the vehicle in off road conditions. Thanks very much for taking the time an effort to create this content! Liked and subscribed.
Congrats on the new 4Runner! Thanks for watching and for the sub. We very much appreciate it!
A few things he didn't mention...
1. don't even try a road like that without another equally capable vehicle and operator and a good reason to go. If conditions worsen you are putting other people and your wallet in harms way to rescue you.
2. New fallen snow such as we see here can allow some progress but even with good clearance, deep snow being compressed under the vehicle will take the weight off your tires. Then you are hooped. Scoop shovel time.
3. A little warm weather changes the consistency of the snow dramatically and it becomes much harder to penetrate and gain traction.
4. Its the wrong tool for the task. Too many people want to pass through "nature" without experiencing it. A snowcat, mountain sled, or backcountry skis are more the ticket.
You made a great choice of vehicle for off roading! 4 runners are tough to beat. My dad has been buying tacomas and 4 runners since the 80s and they still continue to impress me
Hi from Australia,
I just read your comment and thought you might like to look at my set up, Australian locations such as world heritage listed K’gari ( Fraser Island the worlds largest sand island) and camp cook ups.
Cheers travel safely
Out There Touring
It is so much fun watching you guys. Your content and knowledge is by far the best on this subject. Be safe and Merry Xmas.
Thanks! We try not to take ourselves too seriously and time on the trail with the right people seems to always lead to laughs!
Hi from Australia,
I just read your comment and thought you might like to look at my set up, Australian locations such as world heritage listed K’gari ( Fraser Island the worlds largest sand island) and camp cook ups.
Cheers travel safely
Out There Touring
Quality, fun snow-wheeling video. So easy to watch and great tips, as always. Sty safe out there.
Thanks, and will do!
Hi from Australia,
I just read your comment and thought you might like to look at my set up, Australian locations such as world heritage listed K’gari ( Fraser Island the worlds largest sand island) and camp cook ups.
Cheers travel safely
Out There Touring
Just to correct you about the 3 peaks snow pictogram. For a tire to receive it, it just need to be 10% more effective on tamped surface than a 4 season tire. Also, Chinese companies can apply it on non-winter tire on demand, so yeah... don't rely on it to know if a tire is good in winter condition and do researches about your tires.
That is correct! I have a detailed section in the video description that states the same but it can't be repeated enough. So, thanks for the comment! Cheers and best wishes for 2022!
Although it may be true 3pms ratings are required for Canadians in the winter.
@@Zanderthelab Yes they are required, but I mean it doesnt guaranteed that the tire is good enough for our winter.
@@Wildhorn666 I suppose. I wouldn’t buy non American made tires. Cuz 3pms is an American rating isn’t it?
Don't buy Chinese manufactured tires
Loved it mate, the scenery is amazing and we have some pretty good stuff in Australia. If you ever get over here be sure to catch up with us.
I can safely say that doing some off-roading in Australia is a dream location for both Jon and I.
Thanks and I agree with Aired-Down Overland...Australia would be a dream location for off-roading!
Hi from Australia, 🇦🇺
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Cheers travel safely
Out There Touring
SCIENCE!!!! Great video and very timely. I wasn't aware of the slide turn. I can't wait to try that out!
Thanks! And yes...we need to support the scientific studies ha ha!
Hi from Australia,
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Cheers travel safely 🇦🇺
Out There Touring
Beautiful country. Thanks for taking us there!!
Thanks! Cheers and all the best for 2022!
Great work out there! That was major snow you guys were in! I was up today trying to get to my campsite, but 3 feet of snow was too much for our stock 2020 Cherokee. Pushing snow up hill and was loosing traction, with chains on and aired down to 12. The 30" stock tires on 17" stock wheels just weren't enough to get me there. I need to build a dedicated snow buggy!
Thanks! Pushing snow uphill is definitely a tough one! I like the snow buggy idea! Cheers!
Hi from Australia,
I just read your comment and thought you might like to look at my set up, Australian locations such as world heritage listed K’gari ( Fraser Island the worlds largest sand island) and camp cook ups.
Cheers travel safely
Out There Touring
Awesome video I learned a lot from it! Im notorious at getting stuck in the smallest amount of snow, every year I get stuck in something. The other day I almost got stuck in a divot I wish I watched this video before going out haha. I have always wondered how to turn around on a narrow road with large snow banks. I have always avoided roads like that, that was very helpful thank you! It is very pretty there great camera work! Have a great day!
Thanks! Hey I'm really enjoying your channel. You guys are great. That's some serious cold weather you have been out in!
@@OverlandPNW Thanks so much we really appreciate it! It has been a very abnormally cold December, it should be interesting to see what January/February brings as they are usually the coldest months here!
When you want to turn around on a narrow road pull your e brake and slide your rig around in a 180
@@xafbxmoto269 Like a tactical "J" turn!
@@OverlandPNW Exactly 👍
Awesome video and you 3 are a perfect match for these videos. Thank you
Thanks! We try to have a little fun ha ha!
Nice photography and thanks for the useful tips. Happy New Year to you and your family. Toyo 12
Thank you for the kind words!
Loved the video. I am about 100 miles north of you and love wheeling and snow wheeling near Mt Rainier. I normally wheel as a lone vehicle. I have a few tips. I always, snow wheeling, carry 2 sets of chains. Never used them but peace of mind is great. Trick is not to use them until you need to. This way you do not go further in than you should. Another trick is to always travel up hill on the way in, if you can. Gravity will help you get out.
I love my army shovel. I can "rake" the snow out instead of depending on gravity to keep the snow on the shovel. Square shovels and or pointed shovels the snow can slide off as you try to shovel out. Yes it is a short handled shovel which means you maybe on your knees. This means you should carry some sort of barrier, plastic or otherwise. Something you should carry anyway. Great thing is it does not take up much room.
Final thing. Tire pressure. My YJ weighs in about 3500 with 2 people and a trailer, TC-3. I came up with this weight going to the dump and they scale you going in and out. I am guessing that the trailer weighs at least 500 lbs. So I weigh about 3000 lbs with 2 people. Matt's Jeep, the yellow banana from Matt's towing. weighs in over 4000 lbs. He ran 8 psi in his tires. So given the tire rating of my tires and weight I run 17 front and 25 rear normally. I could run lower but this I believe this is safe for me and have the best control on the highway. Off road, I believe that 8 psi is more than a safe pressure and believe I could go down to 6 psi and still be somewhat safe. This is me and me knowing my vehicle. As Overland said, you need to figure out what is best for you and your vehicle. Get your vehicle weight, that way you know what is safe for you.
One of the best comments ever! Thanks for all the good tips. All well thought out and good practices. Totally agree about carrying chains for the peace of mind. Cheers!
@@OverlandPNW
Thank you for the reply. I have to ask, what type of tire are you running? Looks like BFG All Terrain. Before yesterday I had never heard of a 3 Peak tire rating. I am running the BFG M+S 2 tires and love them. Yes, I know, not best for rock climbing or ice. All in all a good tire even though they are a bit noisy but not bad. Not like the old bias ply tires. Yes, I am old, LOL.
Should check out my exploits on Rumble as Jeep60. I had more on RUclips but they are not good to me so I dumped them.
Hi from Australia,
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Cheers travel safely
Out There Touring
@@TheLittlered1961
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Depends on the type of snow and the temperature. the last cold spell we had the snow was like gravel. There have been other times when we just barely got home with new studded tires on ugly snow just around the freezing point. Mind you this is on 17% grades. The other thing is to get into 4wd long before you have to. Don't wait till you are stuck on a hill to remember. Turn off traction control. It is not your friend in snow. It just slows you down and you do have to maintain momentum especially when going up hill. Carry chains. I have had to chain up all four wheels when a wet road changed to glare ice. When you have to pull yourself around your vehicle tires with a snowflake are not enought. Studded tires but they have their own problems.
Totally agree. I believe I hit most of these points in my written remarks in the video description but I appreciate the comment because it cannot be repeated enough. Cheers!
Hi from Australia,
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Cheers travel safely
Out There Touring
Thank you so much! I’m new to back road driving and your videos are so helpful and fun!! Keep them coming!
Thanks! It's great to get feedback like that! Cheers!
Hi from Australia,
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Cheers travel safely 🇦🇺
Out There Touring
Another great video! Timely too. I can confirm that Tip #3 is super accurate 😆
Thanks! Loved your Ophir Pass video. Those shelf roads looked intense!
Hi from Australia, 🇦🇺
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Cheers travel safely 🇦🇺
Out There Touring
For someone who loves the snow, I really enjoyed this video. I actually learned a few tips here. Thank you
Oh and I couldn’t help but notice the high clearance bumpers; those wouldn’t be coastal off roads bumper DIY weld kits?
Big thanks from one snow wheeling fan to another ! The silver 4Runner has a Southern Style Off-Road front bumper. The whit 4Runner has a CBI front bumper. Cheers!
Hi from Australia,
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Cheers travel safely 🇦🇺
Out There Touring
Great video!!! I encountered some moderately heavy snow today while on a 4 lane highway. The temp was in the low 20s. The roads became snow covered quickly and covered by 2 to 3 inches of snow (my guess). I drove in 2WD for a while but eventually switched to 4WDH. Later I added the MTS (sand, dirt, mud lowest setting) and drove the rest of the way in 4WDH and MTS lowest setting. Made it home with no problems. My question is, even though the lowest MTS is for sand, dirt, mud, do you think it was appropriate for snow as well?
Also, I don't think there is a speed limit recommendation for 4WDH is there? For some reason 55 mph comes to mind...thanks for the great videos!!!
Well done! Yes, I think the MTS Mud & Sand setting is generally the best for snow. To my knowledge, the word "snow" is only used once in the MTS section of the 4Runner Manual. On page 258 of the 2018 4Runner Manual, there is an MTS Terrain Type chart. It has a line for "Deep Snow." That chart shows the Mud & Sand setting as the preferred MTS setting for "Deep Snow." I have never found a speed limit recommendation in the Toyota Manual for 4WDH but I think 55 mph is a good one. Hope that helps. Cheers!
@@OverlandPNW Thanks. I think I remember reading that 55 mph or below was the speed requirement to shift from 2WH to 4WH and vice versa. Also I read (in some on-line 4WD article) to never drive above 55 while in 4WH (I think it had something to do with wear and binding on the 4WD systems). Thanks for the reply! Have a great 2022!!!
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@@ottouring Thanks. You have a great rig OTT. Enjoy your journeys! 👍
Thanks guys for fun video. It was good to meet you on the trail. till next time
I was hoping you would comment! So Great to meet you on the trail and thanks for all your help!
@@OverlandPNW Pleasure was mine!
The tire and PSI really depend on the situation.
Higher PSI is actually better if there's hard pack and ice. You don't want floatation in that scenario.
Also 3 peak tires which are usually an AT tire differ from full winter tires, which are not very aggressive for deep snow.
I know every one craps on the duratracs but in the correct width and PSI for your rig they're great year round.
All good points! So true that the tire and PSI really depend on the situation. I've had a lot of good input from viewers. I could make a second video of just great viewer tips. Cheers!
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Actually, most of these tips are valid as long as you don't have snow chains. Chains are the game-changer in the snow, improve the traction around 10 times better so the track like you are showing in the video wouldn't be a problem at all and you would avoid bumping from one side of the road to another while driving. Nice video though, cheers!
True about chains! In one of our other snow videos, one of our drivers put chains on his Jeep Wrangler. It was like a Jeep snowcat with those chains.
I always carry chains , but, I would rather not put them on ... hardly any challenge with them on 😉 I love driving in the snow and making my own tracks , even have a tread that works well in the snow (like the old Good Year Wrangler) in spite of my living in So Cal so it's not like I get to drive in it often .. I got the impression that the bumping was deliberate
Chains don't do anything in deep snow especially when actually breaking trail
@@daviddowty7743 while I don't have any experience in deep snow chain use, I do know what you mean about traction without them on, far better to make your own tracks rather than drive on the packed down hard pack where several others have driven , I have also been surprised at how well you can do breaking trail
How about the new snow socks?
I love your video! I've always wanted to get into overlanding but wondered what to watch out for or tricks to learn thank you so much! Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much! Overlanding is such an adventure. So, I hope you do get into it! Cheers!
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Excellent video man! I enjoyed watching it.
Thanks man!
Great video and it seems like a bit of an adventure and anything can happen. Some really great tips and some of them actually apply to when driving in sandy areas as well. I'm very familiar with the traction boards, as they are part of the standard equipment when doing off-roading in Australia. Thank you for sharing and have a great week.👍🙂
Thanks! You are absolutely correct that snow and sand off-roading share techniques and gear.
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Love seeing fellow 4Runner guys that are also knife nuts!
Can a guy own too many knives? Of course not 😏🙌
Yes! My Christmas present from Aired-Down Overland has a damascus steel blade with the Overland Pacific Northwest logo on it. It is in my pocket now and a thing of beauty! He just got soft shackles from me. Win for me ha ha!
Loving your channel! You guys are like big kids with awesome, really expensive toys! Hope to get my Tacoma as souped up as your T4R! Cheers from Southern Oregon!
Big thanks! Your Tacoma looks cool debadged. That Goof Off is amazing stuff!
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Awesome folks very nice ❄ snow Run and thanks for sharing Awesome footage 👍👍🗽🇺🇸
And Great information 👍
Happy wheeling and happy new year too all!!
The Vermonter
Thanks 👍. Happy wheeling and New Year to you as well !
Love these tips! looks like a lot of fun driving in that nice soft snow. Great video!
Thanks! We don't get a lot of snow here but it sure is fun when we do!
@@OverlandPNW Your area is much like SE Alaska when it's not snowing which is most of the year. Beautiful forests but wet. - The Chatty One
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Great video! All that snow you guys have looks so fun! Also good info on the kinetic ropes! I didn’t know you needed to let them rest!
Thanks! I'm enjoying your snow videos as well.
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Very cool😎👍 thank you all for this cool and informative video !!!!! Am in Colorado learning ...... 🍻🔥Stay warm ! Have fun ! B safe !!
Thanks man!
That snow wheeling looked amazing! Thank you for the tips on snow wheeling.
Thanks! I'm still shivering from watching your -10 camping video! Cheers and best wishes for 2022!
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Super informative and entertaining. Nice to see you use it for what it was meant for. Thank you for sharing Sir.
Thanks! Your channel has now become one of my favorites! Many thanks and Cheers for the New Year!
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Blowing up my dude! Well done and well deserved!! :) Stay warm out there!
Big thanks! Stay warm as well with that winter fishing!
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Good stuff guys
That snow was deep but you were just cruising along easily, nicely done!
Cheers 🍻
Thanks! I just watched and comment on your videos. Cool rock slabs and rock stair cases! You should post more.
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Amazing snow off road, absolutely I like your video.😍
Thanks! Your channel is great. I just subbed!
Thank you for making that that was excellent!!
Thanks for the nice comment! Cheers and best wishes for 2022!
Nice video! Watching from New York
Thanks and cheers to New York!
This video is great. So we'll put together. Lots of good info. Love it.
Thanks! Coming from you that means a lot. I've been catching up on your videos today!
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Man that’s some deep snow! It sucks getting stuck! Great video! love the backcountry trips! That’s some real backcountry 4x4 ing!
Thanks! It was a very fun day in the snow!
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Amazing hope your kerp safe and well 👍
Thanks, you too!
Now I am ready to get out in the snow! I learned a lot. Great video!
Awesome! Thank you!
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Great video and tips! Looked like a fun day out on the snow!
Thanks! Yes, it was a fun day in the snow!
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The slide turn was cool. I didn’t know about that trick. I really enjoyed this relaxing video. Well done!
Big thanks! I just subbed to your channel. Great content! Cheers!
@@OverlandPNW Thanks! I subscribed to your channel too!
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I love snow wheeling and have been doing it for over 40 years. I am also a tire junky and I have been selling them for over 35 years. I am always looking for the best snow tire for deep snow. Snow varies from location to location. I live in Wyoming and we have some very dry snow at times and it is horrible for any type of traction! I normally start with my Jeep at 10 psi and go down from there. My tire of choice is Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ in a 35x12.50x15. I am old school and I love my 15 inch wheels because I can get a very long tread contact patch and still have sidewall left. Several weeks ago I was elk hunting and we had about 8 inches of fresh snow, the snow was dry and what I like to call sugar snow, won't pack, can't make a snow ball and the only effective way to conquer it is with tires chains. I use ice bar chains that effectively turn my 35 inch tires into 38 inches. I spent several hours trying to recover some elk in high winds and close to two foot deep drifts that the wind would fill in my tracks every 15 minutes, horrible pain in the ***. It was nowhere near as fun as wheeling in heavy wet snow that packs good under the tires. I usually find that 10 psi is just a starting point and my Jeep does really well between 4 and 5 psi with a good wrinkle. I also have an atv with tracks that is a lot of fun but in the super cold months, normally January, the snow will be of the sugar variety and there are days when you can't even make progress with tracks or even snow shoes. Go home and wait for some warmer weather. My other must have for snow wheeling is traction adding devices in both axles. Right now I run air lockers, but for years I ran detroits front and rear. A tire that isn't pulling is a liability!
I've heard great things about the Mickey Thompsons. The long tread contact patch vs wide contact patch is something that a lot of people do not consider when making a tire choice. It makes a difference. Great input. Thanks for the comment!
Excellent advice and big fun!
Thanks! Love your Canyon Lands/Moab video. The rock structures are like staring at a campfire...fascinating!
Knowledge transfer! Awesome 👏
Awesome! Thanks!
Thank you. We love the winter snow videos. So great to see your channel has done well in the last year. Can't wait for more videos.
Mark (& Teresa)
Thanks and thanks for noticing the channel growth! Your Tuscarora State Forest camping video was great!
@@OverlandPNW Thank for checking it out! Definitely learned a lot on this video. Loved the 5 pointers especially turning around. We also remembered when your brother had the truck for 2 hours? Lol then drove it into a tree. He's come a long way (has a great teacher). Enjoyed seeing your wife and your brother being a brother...🤣
Mark (&Teresa)
@@OutOfOfficeCamping I don’t think he will ever live down driving into that tree ha ha!
@@OverlandPNW ❤
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Great vid. Goin to the snow in the morning
Awesome have fun snow run!
Amazing scenery and I can relate to the don't listen to Brother. Loved it.
Thanks! There's always good times with my brother!
@@OverlandPNW same here.
Enjoying the pretty snowy scenery…Fantastic!😀
Thank you! Your Pineapple Rice video was great!
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Brilliant video. Love Mount Hood . Never experienced driving my land rover in that kinda snow. It looks fantastic!!!
Thanks! We love Mount Hood as well! Great place to get away from the daily grind and enjoy the outdoors!
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Great show. Many thanks.
Thanks! Cheers and best wishes for 2022!
Your snow pancake looked tasty!! Awesome video as always. Tons of quality info!
It was a cool snow pancake but a couple of viewers corrected me and said it was actually a snow waffle ha ha! Cheers and best wishes for 2022!
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Love the content ❤
Wow that was an excellent video I learned a lot thank you so much for sharing
Many thanks and Cheers for the New Year!
Great video! Great Advice
Glad you enjoyed it!
That was absolutely lovely!
Many thanks!
Great video, I liked, subscribed and commented 👍🏽
Big thanks! These kind of comments are the best!
Thanks guys! As always very interesting video, some few things are new to me, and some were just a reminder! Thanks. Happy New Year!
Cheers and best wishes for 2022!
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Great tips on driving in the snow. Enjoyed the video.
Big thanks! I watched and really liked some of your Moab videos and your year-in-review video. You have definitely embraced the adventure lifestyle. Cheers and best wishes for 2022!
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Excellent video and information. And what fun 😱
It was a good time! The trail always seems to lead to laughs when you are with the right people!
Informative and beautiful scenery.
Many thanks and Cheers for the New Year!
What a great new video! Fantastic tips! Love the narration.
Thanks! I was checking your channel for a snow video and found it: the Sky Ranch Road | Bass Lake, CA video. It was awesome!
@@OverlandPNW That was a beautiful quick trip - we got so lucky. Wasn't much 'wheeling', but couldn't pass the opportunity for some snow fall!
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Awesome video and very interesting for us Kiwis as we get very little snow in North Island of New Zealand.Many thanks for a great video, thumbs up and greetings from Kiwiland,, Tony.
Thanks! Love your channel. We are a big hunt/fish family. Very nice fish you caught in your last video! I subbed to your channel.
@@OverlandPNW Thanks and we love your videos too and subbed too, regards,, Tony.
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Thanks for this wonderful video , I appreeciate your work , LIKE +👍🙋 Have a great day
Thanks! Your drone videos are awesome!
Great video. Thank you. Hope to see you on the trails up here in the PNW.
Thanks! Nice Post Canyon video on your channel! That brought back some memories!
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Awesome video!!
Big thanks! I watched your video of the 175 Ton perimeter trailer. What a beast! Legit heavy haul trailer!
Been enjoying your content...Subscribed!! Thanks for all the information.
Big thanks for the sub! The support is truly appreciated! Cheers!
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Fun filming. Enjoyed and learnt at the same time! :)
Thanks! Cheers and best wishes for 2022!
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Thank you! -from Canada
Big thanks for taking time to comment!
Very informative and good to know for all overlanders. Good job 👏🏼 explaining.
Big thanks for the comment. Your channel is great!
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You guys are awesome helping people out
Thanks! We were happy to help them!
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Love the use of the "yellow arrow". And love your banter with your brother.
Thanks! The comment is much appreciated!
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Great video and merry Christmas to both of you and Steve. We don't have any snow locally and have to drive 200km to get some snow.
All the best for 2022 and I look forward to the video. Best regards.
Thanks and all the best to your for 2022 as well! By the way, your Underwater Metal Detection video at Waiake Beach was awesome!
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Very informative and entertaining. I learned a lot, thank you!
Thanks for watching!
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Thanks for the snow driving lessons!
Thanks man!
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thank you for this video.. this was very educational for me ... just subscribed to your channel.. hoping for more videos in this style.. entertaining, specific and educational (and not too long or draggy)
Big thanks for the sub! Cheers and best wishes for 2022!
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Cool video!!
Thanks and very cool DIY platform you built for your 5th Gen!
Thanks for the advice I just got my Tacoma 4x4 off road one day I’ll be like y’all sickk ass trucks keep up the hard work ❤️
Congrats on the Tacoma! Cool mountain bike video on your channel! The downhill section was awesome!
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Great tips and great driving! I am definitely subscribing
Thanks so much for the sub!
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This is the first time I see your videos, and I loved it. Good information. Subscribed.
Thank you!!
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That was fun to watch!
Thanks...if you are on the trail with the right people, it always seems to lead to some laughs and a good time.
@@OverlandPNW I’ll have to look for you if I’m ever in those snowy parts of the country. Got myself a 4Runner off-road to overland but this gal from Miami has never driven in snow. Looks scary but I like adventure.
Nice video, tips that I will keep in mind when I move north. 🥶☺️
Big thanks for watching and for the comment!
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Beautiful! It's a winter wonderland lol great job guys looks soo fun.
Thanks! It was a good snow day!
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