Dundee Beach is an amazing spot. Drop your tyre pressures lower, it really helps. I start at 15psi on our landcruiser, and can end up as low as 10psi. You do need to go easy on the turns with low pressure or you will debead a tyre.
We loved it! Wish we could have gotten the van in for some beach camping! Would have been superb. I’m happy the ranger found a way out. Will need to play around with pressures now as we are heading to the west coast via the Gibb. I’m looking for some tyre deflators for easier deflating option
@360-Explorers I just use an old fashion valve tool and remove the valve core and guess when I'm close to the pressure I want, you get close after doing it a few time's. Then just use a pencil gauge to adjust it exactly, I like simple things that I don't have to adjust or that will break. We dropped our pressures by 50% when doing the Gibb, so from 50psi to 25psi. Just remember to drop your speed when running lower pressure's and stop regularly to let the tyre's cool down. We stopped about every 30-40 minutes, had a good look around at everything, even inside the van. If something has moved it's best to find it before it does any damage. We never went over 80kph on the Gibb, at time's we could of walked faster. It's great watching your adventure and remembering where we have been. Thanks for sharing.
That’s what we are using now. I’m sticking with it now because it’s been good. That’s a great tip thank you. We might go to 20. And just take it easy. Bit nervous but should be right. We appreciate all your comments mate and I just hope we’re doing these awesome places justice with our filming.
Lower tyre pressures would of definitely helped on that soft sand. Don be afraid to take it down to 12-15 psi it will make a world of difference. Also try high range I find my hilux likes high over low on soft sand. Beautiful spot for breakfast shame the fish didn’t want to play the game
Hey Shane, oh yeah I’ll keep that in mind for next time! Thank you! Yeah would have been lovely for a catch and cook. Hopefully can get a few good fish soon, it’s been a while
@@360-Explorers all us fisherman go through our stages of not catching anything, hopefully your luck turns around with fishing Loving the videos, I wish I could do the big trip it’s just not the right time at them moment, so I’m just living it through your videos
@@shanemcmullen239 well that’s it mate. I really hope we’re doing it justice. Hopefully that time swings around much sooner for you. Thanks for the comment mate. Any questions about the lap feel free to get in touch and we’ll chat
$6000-7000 for a 12 volt battery system wow….must be rolled gold for that money. I have a 105 am lithium battery box with DCDC and a 2000 watt inverter for just under $2k. Can I ask if you bought the Bluetti or is it provided to review?
Yeah mate that was down in Melbourne, no doubt it would been super neat and tidy. But still. Lot of money. Portable options are great. Bluetti got in touch and sent us this to use and review and use it on the road! For some honest feedback.
Dundee Beach is an amazing spot. Drop your tyre pressures lower, it really helps. I start at 15psi on our landcruiser, and can end up as low as 10psi. You do need to go easy on the turns with low pressure or you will debead a tyre.
We loved it! Wish we could have gotten the van in for some beach camping! Would have been superb. I’m happy the ranger found a way out. Will need to play around with pressures now as we are heading to the west coast via the Gibb. I’m looking for some tyre deflators for easier deflating option
@360-Explorers I just use an old fashion valve tool and remove the valve core and guess when I'm close to the pressure I want, you get close after doing it a few time's. Then just use a pencil gauge to adjust it exactly, I like simple things that I don't have to adjust or that will break. We dropped our pressures by 50% when doing the Gibb, so from 50psi to 25psi. Just remember to drop your speed when running lower pressure's and stop regularly to let the tyre's cool down. We stopped about every 30-40 minutes, had a good look around at everything, even inside the van. If something has moved it's best to find it before it does any damage. We never went over 80kph on the Gibb, at time's we could of walked faster. It's great watching your adventure and remembering where we have been. Thanks for sharing.
That’s what we are using now. I’m sticking with it now because it’s been good. That’s a great tip thank you. We might go to 20. And just take it easy. Bit nervous but should be right. We appreciate all your comments mate and I just hope we’re doing these awesome places justice with our filming.
@@360-Explorers stick with what works for you. Your filming is great.
Lower tyre pressures would of definitely helped on that soft sand. Don be afraid to take it down to 12-15 psi it will make a world of difference. Also try high range I find my hilux likes high over low on soft sand.
Beautiful spot for breakfast shame the fish didn’t want to play the game
Hey Shane, oh yeah I’ll keep that in mind for next time! Thank you! Yeah would have been lovely for a catch and cook. Hopefully can get a few good fish soon, it’s been a while
@@360-Explorers all us fisherman go through our stages of not catching anything, hopefully your luck turns around with fishing
Loving the videos, I wish I could do the big trip it’s just not the right time at them moment, so I’m just living it through your videos
@@shanemcmullen239 well that’s it mate. I really hope we’re doing it justice. Hopefully that time swings around much sooner for you. Thanks for the comment mate. Any questions about the lap feel free to get in touch and we’ll chat
Always have traction control off when on beach . Just a tip for viewers
Good tip thank you!
Western Australia beaches I air down at least 15 or even 10 psi mate.
I reckon I had em at 20 here and wasn’t enough. So will try 15 next time. Cheers 🍻
Drop tyre pressures to 15 / 18 psi for beach driving
Yeah we might have to on the softer sand from now. Never been that low but it would have helped I reckon.
$6000-7000 for a 12 volt battery system wow….must be rolled gold for that money. I have a 105 am lithium battery box with DCDC and a 2000 watt inverter for just under $2k. Can I ask if you bought the Bluetti or is it provided to review?
Yeah mate that was down in Melbourne, no doubt it would been super neat and tidy. But still. Lot of money. Portable options are great. Bluetti got in touch and sent us this to use and review and use it on the road! For some honest feedback.