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Weight doesn’t matter you’re running too much tire pressure 10 to 15 psi is best for snow even lower for bead locks

I realize the PW is a rather heavy truck but given the snow depth and consistency I would like to think the truck should not struggle so much, assuming you are running good winter/M&S tires. It is like the torque is too great for the amount of traction inherent in the tires and they break loose and dig divits. The weight of the truck facilitates making these divits. I have driven in all types of Canadian snow conditions for almost 50 years in various light duty trucks and have rarely gotten myself bogged down like this.

This episode is proof the #1 recovery tool is a shovel. And I agree that wet Southern Coastal BC snow right at 0°C is as slippery as hell. Kind regards from Vancouver Island.

Would you mind sharing your tent setup (tent, rack and all the goodies ?) I have a 2016 power wagon, might want to try that setup. Thank you (Merci beaucoup !).

Learn how to drive instead of slamming trans in and out of forward and reverse

carry a set of tire chains in my pw. they turn my power wagon into a tank.

Weekendd! good night, love it,super ~talk you later,

From a fellow power wagon owner..You don’t back the heavy end of a truck down the incline.. same for any truck. Much harder to back up it. 60-70% of your traction is on the front wheels. Iv learned that the hard way myself.

Winter is ending, last snow camp I guess. congratulations i like your video :)

Wow the 20psi worked! I’ll be interested to know what you discover on the lockers.

Time for some 40's!

Another awesome vide man! That is one crazy washout! Looks like you still found a sick camping spot though. you'll have to check out my overland build on my channel! Keep up with the awesome content man!

Definitely digging this. Solo adventures are my favorite. Thank you for your accurate account of what backcountry exploration truly is.

If you are afraid to get scratches on your truck, you may be a city boy. Nice, you actually are using your pickup!

NICE!!

Unreal the wheel hop on these trucks. I have 21 ram does the same!

Keep up the great videos my man!

I have 2 PW's. More importantly years of snow driving experience. Here are tips I'm giving to you. 3-400 lbs of weight in the bed. Cinder blocks or bags of sand. 4 high for your transfer case in mud or snow.. 4 low is for steep climbing or pulling. Put some pedal in that truck. It's not a Prius. Momentum is everything hence never 4 low. The low gearing is breaking traction at a slow pace.

Why not use the winch?

That’s got to be some rough snow. It takes quite a bit to bog my PW in the white stuff. Good job taking it slow and working through the situation instead of just trying to throttle out of the problem.

Would a Maxtrax style Vehicle Recovery Board work in deep snow like you experienced?

20 PSI seems to be a good pressure to start with on any off road trail. Who makes the rear bumper? And I see you got rid of the duratracs and went with some coopers , I've ran the stt pros for 40,000 kms now, great tire .

Good to see you again

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Nice rig! seems like you drive in snow quite a bit. I was considering the coopers like it seems you have however in PA I shoe the falken widpeak AT3W with the 3 peak snow rating. You might want to consider a tire with the 3PMSF for the next set which will help tremendously in snow. Love the color on your PW. Considering getting one myself!

Nice truck, and beautiful scenery? 2018 PW?

That’s power wagon weather for sure.

Awesome content

I live in North Dakota and feel that airing down in snow is counter productive. You want to dig down to the ground, not float over the snow.

Hey I am looking to get a 2018 power wagon. It has very low miles(14,000). Do you think it is worth getting?

you should never turn the wheel all the way in 4x4

Glad you were able to get out. Might I suggest starting your turn around in reverse. That way if you get stuck, you can use the winch to pull you back onto the road.

Super dope bro

Super dope bro

I also have a dually we put on the winter snow tires on, have chains if needed still in canvas sack they came in never used yet, it's all about your snow tire we run a 275x60x20 aired to 80 pounds in front 100 on rears we never air down going into snow sand yes, but never in snow our tires are 10 inches wide never ever had a problem with a deep lug snow tire sure they are a little noise going down a dry road, just turn up the stereo a little more

If you are going I need to drive the back roads in snow and mud you should have Mud and Snow tires not all terrain with all terrain you have four slicks, I grew up in montana and Wyoming now we have lots of snow, that's when we change our tires with the looking of snow, sure they maybe loud on bate highway or roads, but when we hot snow we don't get stuck so get some mud and snows for driving in snow

Love that light bar. What kind is it?

It hurts to hear those scratches

Nice view on the way up, cool spot. Where are you?

ROOKIE!!!!!! 4LO and slow!!!!!WATCH JEEP JK VIDEOS ON HOW WE GO FARVIN DEEP SNOW NOT PACKED SNOW AND GET STUCK!

I just dropped my tire size back down to factory... 😥 I'm typically running my 35" @ 30-35 for trail riding. Highway 40 unless I'm hauling something then I max. I think we could get away with 25 but I just don't need that much rubber touching the ground on most trails

How many km's on you truck?

those little 33's from the factory are the worst tires I ever driven on. Super slippery in snow and rain. after 10k miles they are horrible on all surfaces. when tires wear their traction characteristics change. Mickey Thompson and cooper sst have the best wear characteristics of any all terrain I've used. They stay grippy for their entire tread life. Makes all the difference

Can you make a video or go in a snow foot to see the capabilities of your power wagon?

Awesome videos bro!! I was wondering what size tires you are running?

I'm so glad I got the color I did. Seeing it again in your video is definitely cool 😎

U know nothing of the snow?

Beautiful Scenery!! Where was your adventure? (Country, Area) Have to Support a fellow PW owner so I subscribed!! Thanks for Sharing!

Have you notice a MPG decrees with the RTT on the back? Awesome videos bro, I just got myself a PW

I Love the area U camp in..I think U said you’re in B.C. It’s Beautiful!!!👍🏻