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@@BayRN1 well... You aren't wrong

@@chevycoloradoinalaska7018 definitely was. Can't wait to get back out... Is been...a bit hard. Lol

@@andykirkendall8285 💯. Lol He only did that because it was funny and entertaining... Unfortunately for me... Disaster struck right after.

@ awesome video I enjoy your content 😎😎😎

@@lmalesci some vehicles do run mud tires, however in the general area that we're in all-terrain tires kind of roll ule overall because of the fact that we have snow ice, mud, dirt, sand, little bit of everything. It's not just mud and because of that it also improves our on-road driving along with the off-road driving. A lot of people do air down which hopes where a mud tire may not need to be aired down as much for similar scenarios. However, around here there are also much more aggressive all-terrain tires or as some of us run such as myself a hybrid tire. So my tire personally is a combination of an all-terrain and a mud tire and there are a few different brands that make them mine are Mickey Thompson Legends EXP if I'm not mistaken, however, I could be slightly off on that. Hopefully that gives you a better idea on why we typically run all terrains around here versus mud tires. If not, feel free to drop another comment and I'll go ahead and see if I can answer it for you

@@andykirkendall8285 I can't have said it better. Lol. Granted he was following me...

@@ordnanceman20 I'm located in the Jackson area... As for this video... It was North of Houghton lake... I'm not sure the exact location as I don't quite remember

@@trailtothevoid I am in the Mid Michigan Area near Gladwin Trail head, Would love to hook up for a run, can show you the entire Gladwin Trails/ 2023 Gladiator with 37's and recovery gear.

@ordnanceman20 I've been all over that area too.. it's one of my favorite areas.

@@trailtothevoid Also love running Leota Trails to St Helens, Lots of stuff in that Run!

@ordnanceman20 💯 I've been in that area plenty as well. It's been a bit though.. I need to get back

@@RedbeardSasquatch more events and trips will come... All in due time

Of course! Sometimes it's hard to get video... And I know that for sure. Thanks for coming to watch

@@pedrosanchez4035 thank you. Hopefully it was informative for you in making any decisions you might be for an air compressor

@@trailtothevoid Thank you, you were very helpful, and your review tipped the balance, I have ordered one with a set of all top deflator 'thingies' you might want to take a look at them as the tool you use will wear the valves, the All Top tools leave the valve alone. (ALL-TOP Adjustable Auto-Stop Tire Deflator Valve Kit (10-30 PSI) 4 PCS Screw-on Tyre Air Down Tool for Offroad 4x4 (with 5 Valve caps)) I know they make a device like the one you are using. Have fun out there 🙂

@pedrosanchez4035 I actually have those deflators too. I need to re set mine up... They got played with. Lol. The only thing with those twist on deflators, make sure you don't have one of the o-rings from inside them come out. Sometimes they will get stuck in the valve stem. Also get some spare o-rings that match... It'll save you a headache looking for one if it comes out and maybe drops on the ground

@@RobertOkruashvili I'll be honest. It's probably the same one just with a different color and stickers. All top is specializing in 4x4 and overlanding stuff, while vevor does not.... They have vevor hot dog bun warmers and change sorters..

Yeah.. I did. I actually have one for sale. (You can go to my email and send me an email. trail.to.the.void@gmail.com)

@@mitchellmelvin8009 indeed I did. I have since removed it, along with the pedal monster. It's up for sale now. It was nice overall, but I'm the long term I needed a different solution.

Yeah I did

Yeah I did

Yeah I did

@@Won_Ton_JLL all the time. Lol

@@GlennBonser .276 inch outside diameter; .206 inch inside diameter There is a link in the description to 25ft and 100ft

@@eretza666 I choose the roll up front panel and no windows. Only because I didn't want anyone looking in the bed

Yeah.. I didn't think it's hard. It's just pretty

@@SolemnStacker I do agree. Easy for sure. But scenic and that's half the reason I do what I do... To just get out and enjoy the scenery.

@@Tyrone-e9s we've been all over the area. But I believe the sugar bowl is supposed to be sxs or smaller

@@sjoerd1485 if you live in the mountains... Sure.

@@drumrboy80 I did not. Rarely need to fit light stuff... But my tires were low on air anyway compared to normal.

@@jasontaylor9871 no point was it hard. I agree. It is the lowest badge of honor for a reason. Lol.

True datt! Jeep noises would have been better

@@WanderlustOffroadAdventures yeah... I didn't get time to review it... And normally everyone complains that there isn't any music. Can't win

@@MusicNinjas touche. But hey.. it's Halloween... It's all fun unless you sold your sou.... Oh you did didn't you .

@@trailtothevoid You know I did. Shit keep finding it way back on ebay too.

@@MusicNinjas 🤣😂🤣

@@mkillaC not entirely sure what you mean? I love my lights... And my Jeep.

@@juannegrin7106 indeed. Lol. Thanks for watching!

@@gatekeeperoffroad of course. I absolutely love the product... And had been eyeing it for years... Once the company that I like the quality of their lights came out with one that was compatible... I ordered them instantly... I couldn't wait.

@@jt_overland that was during Mario's birthday bash... Ya know the turtle session where I killed the rear bumper. Roflmao

@@JT_life2022 this was at Rocks & Valleys, in Michigan

@@dlwatcher it was cut... But I'm an attempt to not dull the chain... It wasn't 💯 through.

@@IGLwowwzy lol. Well thanks for coming to check out the channel!

It was definitely fun. And now because of us others can enjoy it without as much need to clean the trail too.

@@trailtothevoid well some more in spots wouldnt hurt but spots of brushy small stuff.

@@TrashPandaAdventures 💯

@@theleftoverbits3542 thanks so much for checking out the channel. I am actually going up for kids camping weekend with my daughter that might end up becoming a video if she decides she wants to do it

@@charlierumsfeld6626 so in a nutshell... Typically you get both. Below is the guidelines. So one is basically to get you things like national Forest roads etc... While the other is State designated trails and stuff. Your $26.25 ORV license is required to ride eligible county roads, frozen surface of public waters, state forest roads (open to ORV use) and eligible national forest roads. A $10 ORV trail permit, is required in addition to your ORV license ($36.25 total), when operating on state-designated ORV trails and scramble areas. The ORV license and the ORV trail permit are both valid for one year, which begins April 1 and ends March 31 of the following year.

@@MusicNinjas lol. I would but no. Need others for a trip like that... And a lot better gear

@@trailtothevoid Like what gear?

@@MusicNinjas better water storage. Food storage. Long term related gear. Plus... If there is 2 people double all of that

Totally agree. Thanks for watching

@@Estechico321 thanks for watching. Hopefully it gives the insight you might be looking for

@@justinsali6581 overall great. I'm glad I didn't get the gasser. But do wish I sprung for the Rubicon...

@@trailtothevoid i have jt Overland diesel just got it 16000 miles waiting on recall to put 37 and 4.5 inch lift on it i guess . the dealership i got mine at only let me do 6 inch lift max and 35s tires or else will void warranty. Should keep or trade it for mojave or rubi gas used?

@@justinsali6581 so I'm on a 2.5 lift with 35s. Mine is also a JTOD, roughly...73k miles. I'd like 37s . But don't think it'll happen anytime soon. Might want to find a different dealership, because technically anything non Mopar they can say will void it. My dealership doesn't really care unless the warrantied part was a modified part. That's just my two cents. I'll keep mine and won't trade it in, mainly because I love the diesel platform.. and eventually the things that are my issues with it will be a thing of the past.

@@trailtothevoid you think it’s pretty reliable?

@@justinsali6581 Overall. Yes it has been. Have I had issues, yes.. but they were all resolved via warranty work, or were being replaced anyway. (Recall for the HPFP was about the only thing that was completely out of my control, and concerned me.)