Toyota FJ Cruiser stuck in the Qatar Desert, Rant at the end about dumped rubbish. سيلين , العديد

We saw a vehicle in the distance, at first we thought it was a buggy, but it turned out to be a Toyota FJ Cruiser, it was sitting low in the sand, on it's chassis rails.
We winched it out, had to reverse once and get another pull to get it onto firm ground.
When we arrived at the beach, we found a bag of rubbish that had just been left there by some entitled Tosser who assumes that someone will pick up after them. What actually happens is the bag is left, until it splits open and the rubbish gets spread. Sadly this is far from an isolated case. We end up picking up rubbish every week.

[@KamAshrafi]

The best thing you can do is teach them how to deflate their tires on the spot. If they haven't deflated then they're just going to get stuck 5 minutes later.

[@rakannazer6692]

In sand you should turn on - a trsck or crawl control or mts system

[@garycaraga]

they havent deflated the tires, dont leave them, they wont get that far until get bogged again

[@jordanmccarthy9851]

Another member of the 40 psi club.

[@urangsirih8451]

There are A track , diff lock , Crawl syatem for the highest trim Fj , ??

[@parsley8644]

There is no highest or lowest trim for the fj, all fj’s come in the same trim level

[@and7976]

@@parsley8644 Not all FJ are equal I am 100% sure of this because I was just at the dealer.

[@streammlock09]

Picked up rubbish at sealine the other day. Amongst rubbish collected a few extra toys 🧸 and a head torch

[@QatarSandMan]

Well done,

[@UncleFjester]

3:00 that ends the debate on whether its a recovery point or not

[@QatarSandMan]

It was on this occasion.