Internet warriors that know all the laws you guys are the best. Get off your SoCal keyboard and do learn how to be a positive member of society. If any of this snow flys off the rig it won’t break a windshield, it’s not like that sheet of ice you once saw on a TH-cam video that smashed the windshield. It’s fresh snow. It blows off the car like sand
You need to fully clean your roof of snow before driving. If you suddently hit the breaks you will get all that snow on your windshield and you will have to stop in the middle of the road to take it of. Or drive without a view through the windshield until you can stop.
Two years ago Virginia passed a law requiring everyone to clean the snow off the roof of their cars, crossovers, SUVs, trucks and vans. I think that was around the time a viral dash cam video went around showing the snow/ice coming of the roof of something and smashing the windshield of the vehicle with the dash cam.
@@The_Opinion_of_Matt Check out those dash-cam "crazy driving" videos from Russia: It happens there also! Don't know what their laws are though...EXCEPT (IIRC) having a dash-cam is one of them. -- BR
Love TFL, love the content....Please don't start adding cheesy music to your videos...car guys would rather hear engines, exhaust, and tires spinning... keep up the good work and stay safe!
As a Disco 3 owner and fan, I enjoy all the films you do on it. Yes, it can be an expensive vehicle, but if you take on some of the maintenance your self it's not that bad. For me it's about the feeling of confidence the car gives and I think you sum that up nicely in the film. It's that feeling of being presented with a stretch of road/terrain or difficult weather conditions and being able to deal with it. I understand why you turned back early, although in the UK we'd say "you bottled it!". However, nobody wants to be stuck out all night in freezing conditions and possibly having to waste the time of rescue services. Thanks for the uploads.
Hate to pile on here (haha) but people driving around with snow on the roof that is hazardous to other drivers is a big pet peeve of mine. I think it may even be illegal in some places.
Such a lame video and lame driver...I like that you like LR's, so do I. But they just dont deserve to be driven like that...Reverse that tiny flat piece of the "steepiest" road without trying or seeing that slope...Running an old AT tires in the winter on 2,7ton vehicle? Being scared off 30 cm of fresh powder? Driving with that pile of snow on the hood and the roof? Who does that? Good driver? LR enthusiast? Definitely not!
Who mixed the music in? Background music should not have oscillating volume that goes from lower than dialogue volume to near head banger ear splitting levels.
@@TFLcar Gosh...living in CO as long as you have, that can't be NEWS to you, can it? Even I (as "tourist" from TX where we don't have snow much anymore) learned that living in Colorado Springs my first Winter there. Snow on the roof CAN be dangerous if it flies off (who knows where) while driving @ highway speeds. I know it's a hassle cleaning it off, but it's doing the right thing for you and others. Leaving snow on the roof can be a hazard even if it IS legal to do so in a given state. OTHERWISE...nice video of some serious CO snow-driving! Looking forward to taking my 2021 (when I get it) Chevy Colorado ZR2 up there to see how it (and the Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac tires) do in the same conditions. :-) -- BR
@@TFLcar Two years ago Virginia passed a law requiring everyone to clean the snow off the roof of their cars, crossovers, SUVs, trucks and vans. I think that was around the time a viral dash cam video went around showing the snow/ice coming of the roof of something and smashing the windshield of the vehicle with the dash cam.
I grew up in Colorado and I am smiling at these comments. Most of us whom spent as much time as I have in the snowy mountains would never take the time to clear all the snow off the roof. There are many other things more important to worry about in the snow than a little snow falling off my roof at a stop sign. Lol
@@smarticus6384 Then you haven't learned much, either -- join the "Clueless in Colorado" club. The Initiation Fee is lower than most CCs (way cheaper than the ones in the Springs), however monthly dues vary: They're higher if you drive around with snow on the top of your vehicle. But really, what's so important in YOUR life that you can't take the extra few minutes to clear the snow? Absolutely nothing...don't kid yourself. Besides, you still don't get it: There's more to it than "some snow falling off your roof at a stop sign." BTW, your screen-name is a misnomer: Wishful thinking on your part. -- BR
Would have been interesting to see the LR3 get high centered. Especially because the air suspension can raise up extra high if the traction control detects it getting stuck.
Under Colorado law you are required to remove the snow off of the roof of your vehicle before driving. It is lazy, and reckless. It is essentially an unsecured load on your roof. And if something happens and you need to stop it can slide down and cover your view of the road. Not to mention large frozen chunks can damage other vehicles.
Don’t worry if you got stuck the air suspension would go into to “extended mode” and it can also go into “super extended mode” if that’s not enough, so I’m confident you would have got a lot further. But it’s also responsible driving to know when to go back and not put others at risk rescuing you Well done from the UK 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸
One more thing if it high centers it has an extra inch or two left in the air suspension that the terrain response reserves to help you get unstuck, I believe that’s how those Johnson rods they sell for these to get an instant 2” lift in. Those install in 30 minutes by the way.
Fun video. Thank you. BUT ... my biggest pet peeve. People who don't clean their vehicles. Dangerous, could fly back. Fill your windshield, blinding you. Could even break wipers. Just my opinion & pet peeve.
You make a good point about having the right vehicle for the weather. It's just as important to have the right tires for the weather. I had a Saab 900T with Pirelli P6s on it and got caught in a late season storm in Upstate NY. It was helpless, but with snowtires it was unstoppable. Fun Video!
Could have made it further. They have a none selectable setting of "superextended mode" , should you get high centred it'll lift the vehicle even higher to clear the obstruction. That's when you start to think about turning back.
Guys snow on a roof like that is a no-no dangerous for cars behind you. Where I live in St. John’s Newfoundland, Canada we have snow storms worse then that every 2-3 days during winter lol 😂😂😂
I have a LR4 and have taken it in some dicey snow filled circumstances and it has always got me through. However, I’m not sure I’ve seen it that deep. Where would you even turn around? Fun stuff.
@@hothippo6013 ah, im just quick to defend my LR3's out there! I have the exact model mines 08 with Falken AT3w tires, trying to convince wife in the snorkel!
Love your channel guys. What part of Colorado are you filming this? I'm living in Hawaii currently but will be moving to Colorado next March and I'm actually looking forward to some change in weather as funny as that sounds. I grew up in north east area and I love driving out in the snow when everything is closed or nobody is out. I have a 2003 Montero now and I'll most likely have to sell it on island but I'm looking forward to getting into something similar when I get out there. How has the LR3 been holding up?
I love that feeling too, it’s almost like you’re transported to some mystical , arctic paradise. The still , crisp night air, the fact you’re often the only one out, is one of the only perks to harsh winters.
Great stuff. I bet it's fun to do a father/son vid like this, too. One recommendation, cut the video when you're shooting vehicles in snow, unless it's super windy. There aren't many sounds out there like tires going through snow. The crunching is relaxing!
Wow, I was so surprised to see you guys drive the vehicle with all the snow, even on the hood, where's the effort and respect for other drivers behind you. Tommy is generally a guy of principal. Again, no effort to go up the road, you didn't even get stuck. I'm a big fan of the channel but this one left me on my appetite. At this point you could have just gone to a parking mall and to do "new tracks" lol. Sorry it was too easy
Love your videos on the Land Rover.. we own a 2006 LR3 that we utilize for Land Cruising/Off roading. And, a 2016 LR4 HSE for the family. Never have had any issue.. just your routine maintenance. You guys are awesome. Please more videos on the LR3.
All that for 20ft of hillclimb? High-centered on a paved road in the snow? Not trying to call b.s. but my '98 XJ has driven through blizzard and deep snow from UT to VT and never had any thoughts of getting high centered on a paved, snowy road. 🤔
You guys made a wise choice to turn around. The older I get, the more I find myself considering risk in almost all situations. I’m not risk averse to the point of not having any fun, but I definitely consider risk vs. reward & mitigation of unnecessary risk a lot more.
I usually enjoy their videos. This one upset me a little bit. The music was a little too much, but that didn't really bother me. Please remove the snow completely from your vehicle if you'll be on any public roads, that is just being reckless. Don't forget what vehicle you're driving, this isn't the Tesla, he was looking down at the 4WD switch WAY too long while driving down that main road. If you need to look at the switch, do it while stopped. Again, reckless. This video was not up to the level of "professional" that they consider themselves to be. Worried about getting stuck? Why even leave your driveway? You have plenty of vehicles you could have taken with you to help had you gotten stuck. This was just an excuse to make more money. 3 minutes of actual snow "driving." The other 7 minutes and 3 seconds were just so you can make the maximum money with TH-cam's 10 minute policy. Very disappointing.
The old Britt did an awesome job! I think she’d made it, but still good decision on Roman’s part to turn around. I’m ok with snow, but not with sliding, I go immediately into panic mode and lock up, many years ago my wife slid her Suzuki XL7 off the side of driveway in a 36 inch snow, she got out before it went over, but did around 8 thousand dollars in damage, the body shop we took it to did an awful job and we lost our tail when we traded it in on a CRV, this happened all because of a bad decision not to park at the bottom and wait for me to get home and carry her stuff up. Thank God she wasn’t hurt! Another great TFL video!!! Also sometimes a repair ain’t the way to go, take the loss and go get something else, a bad repair and a salvage title will kill you, but all we could see was it was nearly paid off, live and learn. My old bosses son is a pilot for Spirit Airlines and lives in Golden I’m sure he was out in his Tacoma playing in this, Jerod stay safe, listen to Roman!!!
Strange that a country that rarely sees snow anything as deep as that is so good at building a truck that handles it so impressively. In the UK a couple of inches of snow usually means traffic chaos, with huge tailbacks. Maybe we should all be driving Landrovers?🤔
posted thur 3/25/2021, 5:27am, so how did y'all fare in the massive snowstorm last week (?) (or maybe couple days ago, i forget),... did ya test the fleet of 4×4 rigs ?, or nah ?,.....
Born and raised in Boulder CO and I had to get to work in this rough storm. I unfortunately have a small Mazda. It wasn't much fun. Im definitely that group you were talking about "having the wrong car for the conditions" someday I'll get a more serious CO vehicle. Once I can afford one.
Lol, wondered when you were going to make the call on getting bellied. I could never afford a Landie so used a Fiat Panda in deep snow. Could pick the arse up and spin it round when it got stuck, kept going in reverse until the back window or exhaust was snow blocked. Happy memories.
Has the snow come back or do you live on so high altitude that it is normal for late April ? I know Denver Colorado and that it is part or close of the Rockies but coming from Europe it is not so easy to know how long winter stays there .... except I know you went up that *lin pass several times with the eGolf and a truck and the model X and a trailer I guess., where the pass had been pretty high altitude ... or higher than germans highest mountain at least
You could raise the vehicle an additional 2inches by holding your foot on the brake and holding the height adjuster up for a few seconds. The vehicle will only do this if it senses that it’s bottoming out
We Kind of enjoyed your video, we do miss Colorado, but they’re from 94 to 2005 Drove tractor trailer all those yours., and I drove from Conifer (8730 ft) to commerce city every work day, and never got stuck one day! By the way, I drove a 1993 Ford Ranger XLT extended cab “ 2 wheel drive”, Minnesota driving experience helped! Studded snow tires and sand weight helped! Also, driving like you have a “Brain In Your Head” really helps! Pushed a lot of snow with my front bumper! “ DRIVE SMART”!
Should have carried on. You won't get high centered because the air suspension will go into "extended mode" to get you off an obstacle allowing you to back out. Read the manual 👍
Very nice video... Hey guys, I would like to have an advice from you. Between LR3 and LR4, which is better and why? And talk about the two engines, the 4.4 V8 and the 5.0 V8 and the electronic failures and reliability on both cars... Please...
Get the LR3 if you're between the two of them IMHO. The LR4 is nicer and newer and more luxurious with better tech, but... The 5.0 has timing chain/guide issues, there's more electronics, and from what I can tell there's less DIY support out there for them. The LR3's 4.4 is quite bulletproof, the ZF6 trans is super stout if you change the fluid every 75-100k (they start acting weird around 140-175k if they've never had the fluid changed), and they have a large DIY community with lots of spare/aftermarket parts and guides out there
Wow, that LR 3 is a billy goat. That was a great video. You guys are fantastic. Watching...I was wondering if my Tacoma Trd would make it up there without weight in the back?? I got fallen wildpeaks at3. I like that music alot. Who's it by?
Guy's you chickened out. Pretty sure had you have brought Nathan along, you'd have been to the top and back. Don't forget, you have something called super extended mode, if the LR recognizes its bottomed out it will raise the suspension to full height. Usually another 1.5-2" of ground clearance.
That music was incredibly awful. I had to mute it and use subtitles. I'm surprised the LR didn't catch fire or blow a head gasket. There's a good reason they are dirt cheap.
Great job....you took it to the edge of your comfort zone then backed out. Most people get in trouble by pushing the limits far beyond the capabilities of themselves and/or their equipment. Pushing the limits is okay when you are with a group that can help you get out. Many novices get in trouble because they think that because they have four wheel drive, they are invincible. I am a retired trucker and it seems that during snowstorms, 4x4's are the first vehicles you find in the ditch. If you had a CB radio when one of these 4x4's goes flying by you will often hear truckers making bets as to how far they will travel before they find the 4x4 sitting out in the rhubarb.
Hey, can we trade weather? It was 93 degrees yesterday in Long Beach, CA. Today, my beach city is suppose to hit 90 degrees or more later in the afternoon.
"there is nothing more scary than driving the wrong vehicle in the snow..." Tell me about it, 1989 Chevy S10, Rear wheel drive, rear ABS only in "Buffalo Snow".
Good video but PLEASE!!! Please check your music volume between talking and music parts! It made it painful to watch with headphones and unable to watch without them while at work. Please work on this and thank you.
Very much how a bit of competence could lead to difficult to attain horrors but I enjoyed it- really crazy thing to do tho’. When they start to slide - it’s a 2ton sledge- and the road camber changes all the time - so whoosh!! Off to greater depths - but shows what can be done if you have to.
Great video, that LR3 is great!, what happened to the ML320 did you sell it? Many of us would like to see more off road tests including the skids test, please! Thx
One big kid, one young kid, one LR3 and 20 inches of snow who wouldn't want to make a video to see how far you can go in your 4x4, and to all the winers in the comments , no snow was harmed in the making of this video, 👍 great video you guys, always let the kid in you out to play
Great video Good luck guys Love seeing the snow
I had a 2005 LR3 with the rear locker. Best snow vehicle that I ever owned.
Disco 3 and Disco 4 are unbelievable off road. They don’t look out of place in the middle of the snow or in a puddle or in the middle of the forest
I own a 07 LR3 and live down in Lakewood! I can't wait for winter now and to try this road!!
Pretty sure that iceberg on the roof is illegal 🥶😱
He has roof rack so its going to take a lot of force to make it go past that. Not normal braking.
yeah that is just a hazard waiting to go trough the windshield of the car behind
...not in the state of Colorado...unless the snow is blocking the drivers view
@J R ...it was the same when I lived in Virginia...I guess a person could try and sue for damages in a civil court...
Internet warriors that know all the laws you guys are the best. Get off your SoCal keyboard and do learn how to be a positive member of society. If any of this snow flys off the rig it won’t break a windshield, it’s not like that sheet of ice you once saw on a TH-cam video that smashed the windshield. It’s fresh snow. It blows off the car like sand
You need to fully clean your roof of snow before driving. If you suddently hit the breaks you will get all that snow on your windshield and you will have to stop in the middle of the road to take it of. Or drive without a view through the windshield until you can stop.
Its called being lazy, zero respect for other drivers, very dangerous following a vehicle with a covered roof of ice and snow
True, but it usually flies off the roof from the wind (while driving) and hits someone's windshield behind them.
-- BR
Two years ago Virginia passed a law requiring everyone to clean the snow off the roof of their cars, crossovers, SUVs, trucks and vans. I think that was around the time a viral dash cam video went around showing the snow/ice coming of the roof of something and smashing the windshield of the vehicle with the dash cam.
@@The_Opinion_of_Matt West Virginia passed the same law.
BIG GOVERNMENT.
@@The_Opinion_of_Matt Check out those dash-cam "crazy driving" videos from Russia: It happens there also! Don't know what their laws are though...EXCEPT (IIRC) having a dash-cam is one of them.
-- BR
Very cool video, love the snow and LR3, music is a bit too loud though.
If you can call that "music" it's definitely too loud. Please no more of this TFL!!!
That was a great video with horrific music...
Love TFL, love the content....Please don't start adding cheesy music to your videos...car guys would rather hear engines, exhaust, and tires spinning... keep up the good work and stay safe!
As a Disco 3 owner and fan, I enjoy all the films you do on it. Yes, it can be an expensive vehicle, but if you take on some of the maintenance your self it's not that bad. For me it's about the feeling of confidence the car gives and I think you sum that up nicely in the film. It's that feeling of being presented with a stretch of road/terrain or difficult weather conditions and being able to deal with it. I understand why you turned back early, although in the UK we'd say "you bottled it!". However, nobody wants to be stuck out all night in freezing conditions and possibly having to waste the time of rescue services. Thanks for the uploads.
Hate to pile on here (haha) but people driving around with snow on the roof that is hazardous to other drivers is a big pet peeve of mine. I think it may even be illegal in some places.
I have seen some ice sheets falling of lorry trailers... no fun at all :/
@@STOP2NWO
I've had a sheet of ice fly off a van and break my windshield, in a Kenworth rig. Pushed it off the groove inwards.
should be considered atempted murder and shoot on sight...
It is illegal in the UK
Ha,..loses his nerve while still in sight of the woman shoveling her drive.
Dave Anderson lmao 🤣
Really!!!! you gave up and we can still see the lady down the road you were talking to. What about 200 feet up the hill? LOL
Michael Fink exactly. Twits.
Such a lame video and lame driver...I like that you like LR's, so do I. But they just dont deserve to be driven like that...Reverse that tiny flat piece of the "steepiest" road without trying or seeing that slope...Running an old AT tires in the winter on 2,7ton vehicle? Being scared off 30 cm of fresh powder? Driving with that pile of snow on the hood and the roof? Who does that? Good driver? LR enthusiast? Definitely not!
Who mixed the music in? Background music should not have oscillating volume that goes from lower than dialogue volume to near head banger ear splitting levels.
You should move that snow of your roof that lot coming of and hitting someone not good .
Thanks for the heads-up. Will do next time!
@@TFLcar Gosh...living in CO as long as you have, that can't be NEWS to you, can it? Even I (as "tourist" from TX where we don't have snow much anymore) learned that living in Colorado Springs my first Winter there.
Snow on the roof CAN be dangerous if it flies off (who knows where) while driving @ highway speeds. I know it's a hassle cleaning it off, but it's doing the right thing for you and others. Leaving snow on the roof can be a hazard even if it IS legal to do so in a given state.
OTHERWISE...nice video of some serious CO snow-driving!
Looking forward to taking my 2021 (when I get it) Chevy Colorado ZR2 up there to see how it (and the Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac tires) do in the same conditions. :-)
-- BR
@@TFLcar Two years ago Virginia passed a law requiring everyone to clean the snow off the roof of their cars, crossovers, SUVs, trucks and vans. I think that was around the time a viral dash cam video went around showing the snow/ice coming of the roof of something and smashing the windshield of the vehicle with the dash cam.
I grew up in Colorado and I am smiling at these comments. Most of us whom spent as much time as I have in the snowy mountains would never take the time to clear all the snow off the roof. There are many other things more important to worry about in the snow than a little snow falling off my roof at a stop sign. Lol
@@smarticus6384 Then you haven't learned much, either -- join the "Clueless in Colorado" club. The Initiation Fee is lower than most CCs (way cheaper than the ones in the Springs), however monthly dues vary: They're higher if you drive around with snow on the top of your vehicle.
But really, what's so important in YOUR life that you can't take the extra few minutes to clear the snow? Absolutely nothing...don't kid yourself.
Besides, you still don't get it: There's more to it than "some snow falling off your roof at a stop sign."
BTW, your screen-name is a misnomer: Wishful thinking on your part.
-- BR
Would have been interesting to see the LR3 get high centered. Especially because the air suspension can raise up extra high if the traction control detects it getting stuck.
Under Colorado law you are required to remove the snow off of the roof of your vehicle before driving. It is lazy, and reckless. It is essentially an unsecured load on your roof. And if something happens and you need to stop it can slide down and cover your view of the road. Not to mention large frozen chunks can damage other vehicles.
Roman always quits before it gets good,should of let Tommy drive
Don’t worry if you got stuck the air suspension would go into to “extended mode” and it can also go into “super extended mode” if that’s not enough, so I’m confident you would have got a lot further.
But it’s also responsible driving to know when to go back and not put others at risk rescuing you
Well done from the UK
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Idk who did the music/audio editing for this video but please don’t ever touch another video again 😂😂
Exactly 00:25 seconds in, and I'm annoyed. 🗣Brush the snow off your roof.
Clean off the roof and headlights. Great video, but please do a better job of snow clearing. Safety first guys.
We no like the music. Stick to the basics. Love the channel.
One more thing if it high centers it has an extra inch or two left in the air suspension that the terrain response reserves to help you get unstuck, I believe that’s how those Johnson rods they sell for these to get an instant 2” lift in. Those install in 30 minutes by the way.
Should have went until you got stuck. You guys need hitch mounted winch so you can use it in multiple cars
I think they could have at least gone up until they got a wheel slip or two...
And they have no one to call? Don't they have like 10 vehicles? They could have at least driven one more vehicle up.
Fun video. Thank you.
BUT ... my biggest pet peeve. People who don't clean their vehicles. Dangerous, could fly back. Fill your windshield, blinding you. Could even break wipers.
Just my opinion & pet peeve.
You make a good point about having the right vehicle for the weather. It's just as important to have the right tires for the weather. I had a Saab 900T with Pirelli P6s on it and got caught in a late season storm in Upstate NY. It was helpless, but with snowtires it was unstoppable. Fun Video!
How do you know it's the steepest Country Road in America cuz I know some pretty steep country roads here in Kentucky
Could have made it further. They have a none selectable setting of "superextended mode" , should you get high centred it'll lift the vehicle even higher to clear the obstruction. That's when you start to think about turning back.
Guys snow on a roof like that is a no-no dangerous for cars behind you. Where I live in St. John’s Newfoundland, Canada we have snow storms worse then that every 2-3 days during winter lol 😂😂😂
I have a LR4 and have taken it in some dicey snow filled circumstances and it has always got me through. However, I’m not sure I’ve seen it that deep. Where would you even turn around? Fun stuff.
Actually its never in 2 wheel. Contiuous 4x4. You just hadn't selected a Special mode.
Think he meant human 2wd ;)
@@hothippo6013 ah, im just quick to defend my LR3's out there! I have the exact model mines 08 with Falken AT3w tires, trying to convince wife in the snorkel!
@@hothippo6013 I expected him to crawl on all four when he said 4wd 🤣
OMG !!! ROMAN with those old lady glasses just too funny hahaha... driving to BINGO during a snow storm , maybe he's part of the golden girls lol....
Really lazy that you didn’t clean the snow off the roof. Should’ve had Andre or Nathan do the test. They wouldn’t have chickened out at the end.
The music selection in the whole video was TOP NOTCH. Truly matches the LR3 adventure !
Who is this music for? It sounds like something you hear in the background at a mall or something. C’mon guys use your analytics.
I liked the music a lot. But maybe I'm not the intended audience.
I also liked the music alot. Gave it a great vibe.
This music may only suit long road trip vlogs 🤦🏻♂️
Love your channel guys. What part of Colorado are you filming this? I'm living in Hawaii currently but will be moving to Colorado next March and I'm actually looking forward to some change in weather as funny as that sounds. I grew up in north east area and I love driving out in the snow when everything is closed or nobody is out. I have a 2003 Montero now and I'll most likely have to sell it on island but I'm looking forward to getting into something similar when I get out there. How has the LR3 been holding up?
I love that feeling too, it’s almost like you’re transported to some mystical , arctic paradise. The still , crisp night air, the fact you’re often the only one out, is one of the only perks to harsh winters.
Great stuff. I bet it's fun to do a father/son vid like this, too. One recommendation, cut the video when you're shooting vehicles in snow, unless it's super windy. There aren't many sounds out there like tires going through snow. The crunching is relaxing!
Great video guys, but the music makes me feel like I am in a beach club.. ruins a bit of the video...
Doug DeMuro described the terrain response dial as weapons settings : spear, trident, and throwing star are the ones I remember.
Wow, I was so surprised to see you guys drive the vehicle with all the snow, even on the hood, where's the effort and respect for other drivers behind you. Tommy is generally a guy of principal. Again, no effort to go up the road, you didn't even get stuck. I'm a big fan of the channel but this one left me on my appetite. At this point you could have just gone to a parking mall and to do "new tracks" lol. Sorry it was too easy
If this isn’t satire it should be
Love your videos on the Land Rover.. we own a 2006 LR3 that we utilize for Land Cruising/Off roading. And, a 2016 LR4 HSE for the family. Never have had any issue.. just your routine maintenance. You guys are awesome. Please more videos on the LR3.
Snow?! What is that... in the Philadelphia region we only received 0.30 inch of snow. Normally we receive 22 inches of snow a season.
I live in Sweden, let me save you time and just tell you, yes they can. One of the best winter cars you’ll ever drive.
Gotta love the LR3, they are such likable things
what mode did you use? Sand, Mud n Ruts, Rock crawl, Hi or low range?
How many miles lr3 because I’m a big fan of Land Rover but they have a lots of issues, hopefully I could pick up one myself.
This Land Rover looks at home in these weather conditions...good job folks!
All that for 20ft of hillclimb? High-centered on a paved road in the snow? Not trying to call b.s. but my '98 XJ has driven through blizzard and deep snow from UT to VT and never had any thoughts of getting high centered on a paved, snowy road. 🤔
You guys made a wise choice to turn around. The older I get, the more I find myself considering risk in almost all situations. I’m not risk averse to the point of not having any fun, but I definitely consider risk vs. reward & mitigation of unnecessary risk a lot more.
Where's the disco at ?
I usually enjoy their videos. This one upset me a little bit.
The music was a little too much, but that didn't really bother me.
Please remove the snow completely from your vehicle if you'll be on any public roads, that is just being reckless.
Don't forget what vehicle you're driving, this isn't the Tesla, he was looking down at the 4WD switch WAY too long while driving down that main road. If you need to look at the switch, do it while stopped. Again, reckless.
This video was not up to the level of "professional" that they consider themselves to be. Worried about getting stuck? Why even leave your driveway? You have plenty of vehicles you could have taken with you to help had you gotten stuck.
This was just an excuse to make more money. 3 minutes of actual snow "driving." The other 7 minutes and 3 seconds were just so you can make the maximum money with TH-cam's 10 minute policy.
Very disappointing.
Geez...go easy on these guys....they are easily the best on TH-cam....easily.
The old Britt did an awesome job! I think she’d made it, but still good decision on Roman’s part to turn around. I’m ok with snow, but not with sliding, I go immediately into panic mode and lock up, many years ago my wife slid her Suzuki XL7 off the side of driveway in a 36 inch snow, she got out before it went over, but did around 8 thousand dollars in damage, the body shop we took it to did an awful job and we lost our tail when we traded it in on a CRV, this happened all because of a bad decision not to park at the bottom and wait for me to get home and carry her stuff up. Thank God she wasn’t hurt! Another great TFL video!!! Also sometimes a repair ain’t the way to go, take the loss and go get something else, a bad repair and a salvage title will kill you, but all we could see was it was nearly paid off, live and learn. My old bosses son is a pilot for Spirit Airlines and lives in Golden I’m sure he was out in his Tacoma playing in this, Jerod stay safe, listen to Roman!!!
Strange that a country that rarely sees snow anything as deep as that is so good at building a truck that handles it so impressively. In the UK a couple of inches of snow usually means traffic chaos, with huge tailbacks. Maybe we should all be driving Landrovers?🤔
Were do you guys find these cheap wranglers? In San Diego nothing is below $10,15k
At 3:06 LR now puts a wing on the steering wheel air bag cover
I love your videos but, please, for the love of God, fire your music editor.
Of course it preformed well: It’s a Land Rover!
Love the content. Hate all the B-roll music. Almost makes the video unwatchable for me.
Impressive snowfall; impressive vehicle! And right decision to call it... better safe than stuck!
What's the name of the track@ 7:12 minutes??!
What kind of tires did you have on?
Which is better in the snow, the LR3 or the H2?
posted thur 3/25/2021, 5:27am, so how did y'all fare in the massive snowstorm last week (?) (or maybe couple days ago, i forget),... did ya test the fleet of 4×4 rigs ?, or nah ?,.....
Absolutely disgusted to see you driving around with that much snow left on the roof. Lazy and dangerous.
That unit has a massive roof rack
Oil Hunter that’s no excuse.
do you got the Nokian Outpost AT on the Lando ?
Born and raised in Boulder CO and I had to get to work in this rough storm. I unfortunately have a small Mazda. It wasn't much fun. Im definitely that group you were talking about "having the wrong car for the conditions" someday I'll get a more serious CO vehicle. Once I can afford one.
Lol, wondered when you were going to make the call on getting bellied. I could never afford a Landie so used a Fiat Panda in deep snow. Could pick the arse up and spin it round when it got stuck, kept going in reverse until the back window or exhaust was snow blocked. Happy memories.
Has the snow come back or do you live on so high altitude that it is normal for late April ?
I know Denver Colorado and that it is part or close of the Rockies but coming from Europe it is not so easy to know how long winter stays there .... except I know you went up that *lin pass several times with the eGolf and a truck and the model X and a trailer I guess., where the pass had been pretty high altitude ... or higher than germans highest mountain at least
You could raise the vehicle an additional 2inches by holding your foot on the brake and holding the height adjuster up for a few seconds. The vehicle will only do this if it senses that it’s bottoming out
Bring another vehicle and go the whole way! That would be an epic video.
If only they had another vehicle, or another driver... Where could they get one?
no matter how any offroad goodie fitted¡d to any car works that roman will always go "yeah it sends power to the wheels that need it"
We Kind of enjoyed your video, we do miss Colorado, but they’re from 94 to 2005 Drove tractor trailer all those yours., and I drove from Conifer (8730 ft) to commerce city every work day, and never got stuck one day! By the way, I drove a 1993 Ford Ranger XLT extended cab “ 2 wheel drive”, Minnesota driving experience helped! Studded snow tires and sand weight helped! Also, driving like you have a “Brain In Your Head” really helps! Pushed a lot of snow with my front bumper! “ DRIVE SMART”!
I just love Land Rovers and Snow. Perfect mix
With snow chains required in most jurisdictions you could climb up to the top of the mountain with comfort.
Love Discovery 4 / LR4 and Discovery 3 / LR 3!
Hi what snow tires are those ?
Too much music in video
Should have carried on.
You won't get high centered because the air suspension will go into "extended mode" to get you off an obstacle allowing you to back out. Read the manual 👍
Very nice video...
Hey guys, I would like to have an advice from you. Between LR3 and LR4, which is better and why?
And talk about the two engines, the 4.4 V8 and the 5.0 V8 and the electronic failures and reliability on both cars... Please...
Get the LR3 if you're between the two of them IMHO. The LR4 is nicer and newer and more luxurious with better tech, but... The 5.0 has timing chain/guide issues, there's more electronics, and from what I can tell there's less DIY support out there for them. The LR3's 4.4 is quite bulletproof, the ZF6 trans is super stout if you change the fluid every 75-100k (they start acting weird around 140-175k if they've never had the fluid changed), and they have a large DIY community with lots of spare/aftermarket parts and guides out there
Do you have a 12 year old girl selecting the music?
Seriously!
Wow, that LR 3 is a billy goat. That was a great video. You guys are fantastic. Watching...I was wondering if my Tacoma Trd would make it up there without weight in the back?? I got fallen wildpeaks at3. I like that music alot. Who's it by?
Guy's you chickened out. Pretty sure had you have brought Nathan along, you'd have been to the top and back. Don't forget, you have something called super extended mode, if the LR recognizes its bottomed out it will raise the suspension to full height. Usually another 1.5-2" of ground clearance.
Here in the UK where I live we didn’t have any snow this winter 😢
I live in Ireland currently,I know the feeling😔
MORE SNOW VIDEOS! WE LOVE THEM!
The better off-roader, the further you need to go for the tractor ;)
LOL This is true and you need a bigger tractor too. 😅
That music was incredibly awful. I had to mute it and use subtitles. I'm surprised the LR didn't catch fire or blow a head gasket. There's a good reason they are dirt cheap.
Do you think Toyota is a wee bit more reliable👍🤣
Great job....you took it to the edge of your comfort zone then backed out. Most people get in trouble by pushing the limits far beyond the capabilities of themselves and/or their equipment. Pushing the limits is okay when you are with a group that can help you get out. Many novices get in trouble because they think that because they have four wheel drive, they are invincible. I am a retired trucker and it seems that during snowstorms, 4x4's are the first vehicles you find in the ditch. If you had a CB radio when one of these 4x4's goes flying by you will often hear truckers making bets as to how far they will travel before they find the 4x4 sitting out in the rhubarb.
Hey, can we trade weather? It was 93 degrees yesterday in Long Beach, CA. Today, my beach city is suppose to hit 90 degrees or more later in the afternoon.
"there is nothing more scary than driving the wrong vehicle in the snow..." Tell me about it, 1989 Chevy S10, Rear wheel drive, rear ABS only in "Buffalo Snow".
Loved the video. Our winter in NJ was horrible. We didn’t get any snow. Maybe next year 😂
Good video but PLEASE!!! Please check your music volume between talking and music parts! It made it painful to watch with headphones and unable to watch without them while at work. Please work on this and thank you.
I love this truck. Clearly more capable than driver is able.
Bad title Should have been, We'll never know if...
Great video aparts from the music, is to distracting and for half of it cant hear what your saying
Very much how a bit of competence could lead to difficult to attain horrors but I enjoyed it- really crazy thing to do tho’. When they start to slide - it’s a 2ton sledge- and the road camber changes all the time - so whoosh!! Off to greater depths - but shows what can be done if you have to.
I want to see another snow tire comparison video but with more competitors than before. Must include the Bridgestone Blizzak DM-V2.
Great video, that LR3 is great!, what happened to the ML320 did you sell it? Many of us would like to see more off road tests including the skids test, please! Thx
Hello, nice video! Do you guys ever use chains on you tires?
One big kid, one young kid, one LR3 and 20 inches of snow who wouldn't want to make a video to see how far you can go in your 4x4, and to all the winers in the comments , no snow was harmed in the making of this video, 👍 great video you guys, always let the kid in you out to play
Do you sell those jacket patches?? Those are cool!