Been a long time subscriber. Back when Matt did his filming off his iPhone. This channel has grown so much!! I hope they make it too 1 million subs by the end of the year.
I remember that iPhone. Tiny little light. Memory issues. Filming in the dark by himself. It's only been a couple years but things sure have changed.....
@@Badger1776 what!!!??? Lizzie is a integral part of the team. I love how we have gotten to see her grow and develop her stills in recoveries and now welding.
@@handymansteve Yeah, I'm subscribed to both. from the seemingly regular highway crashes to cars deep in the woods that have me wonder how they got there in the first place. The handle some crazy calls
Re: humidity. I'm from Missouri and used to work for a company that was headquartered in Salt Lake City. When some Utah folks came to visit our office in St Louis in summer they couldn't believe how thick and wet the air was here. "How do you breathe this stuff?" if they they asked. No dry heat here, 100F and 90% humidity. Love the videos!
Yeah, and it was a great day as the suv job was an insurance claim job, and Rudi got extra tow on his way to a recovery. ☺ I wonder what MORR charge for those chance rescues? Probably standard fare. Very entertaining, with a very good camera crew .
We need to have a moment of silence for that poor bug that went down Rudy's throat! He was a good bug--a hard working bug. He loved his family and bug friends. He will be missed by all.
I'm pretty sure ya'll downplay a couple things in your videos: 1. How hard you work on these recoveries 2. How scared / upset / worried your customers are Great videos - I never miss em!
I was an accountant until I discovered Matt’s offroad recovery! I don’t have time to work now as there are too many excellent videos to watch. For us Brits everything in southern Utah is so different. Most SUVs here only get used offroad on the grass in the Walmart parking lot so your sand, mud, snow etc is very unusual. As for 40C+ temperatures, that’s as hot as my brother gets in the Central African Republic. Thank you so much for hours of entertainment. I am now the proud owner of an autographed Banana.
Video is about how most of youtube viewers don't realize how night time rough river crossing was shortest yet hands-down most dangerous part of entire video. I can see how the car can be easily swept away down the river and turned over. Matt, hope you conduct trainings of emergency evacuation out of a vehicle to your stuff. When car gets swept by the stream to depth, water mass prevent door from opening and evacuation is possible though windows only. People get drown if they haven't had opened windows.
Dears, I don't know how I ended up watching your channel, but I just do. I live in Europe, the Netherlands, and I am folloing what you are doing. I know what was the main thing that hooked me up - it is your energy, how good people you all are, the way how you are communicating with each other, calmnes, fun, joy, love you share. Thank you for all of that! I will keep watching your channel! With the winds from the distant galaxies, love long and prosper. Andjela (yes, and the answer is 42 ;)
Yeah But OMG the timing sequences of events has GOT to be way OFF or inter-mingled snow one day then 100 again 2 days later ? I meanheck down here in Phoenix even WE R done with the 90s now
They must be so pre-occupied with mounting, turning on, turning off, checking battery life of at least 3-4 GoPros for every recovery, not to mention a drone in the sky, I'm amazed that they can still get each recovery done. Kudos for being able to multi task without one task getting in the way of the other. Very impressive.
@@d-baserox2773 They've talked about this before, that their recoveries are all out of order, for various reasons. They also cover a large geographic area, so they might be doing a recovery where it's 80° and sunny, and then drive a few hours north in the mountains where it's 30° and snowing.
I really appreciate what Y'all do to help keep trails open. I'm not as young as I used to be, and seeing the sights in the back country by jeep is my main option nowadays. I don't have much hiking in my old bones anymore.
Just the right calculation: if nothing bad will happen - wait for daylight and a rested crew. If something bad could happen, then work through the night to make sure it doesn't. In effect you're one of the area emergency responders - well done!
@@timlong1462 he probably spent a long time trying to get it out first to save money, or got the runaround from other tow companies that were closer but didn't want to go out there (been there) all while playing telephone since it seems someone else was their point of contact, likely both
If this keeps up Ed will have to change his tag line to "We'll fall down, then get 'em out". As a former dirt biker it's a joy to watch people who know how to fall with style. Keep up the good work!
So as for that Mustang....honestly I'm impressed that he actually made it that far in. Must be the posi rear diff that took him in until it couldn't. But the guy in the Hyundai most likely has a better story...hope he's alright. So for every recovery there is a good ending for the customer....the rig is not left for dead out somewhere, and a good and decent crew like Matt's helped bring it to a finale. Great job as always.
On my honeymoon we took a Mazda 3 offroading in places like this in New Mexico. More than once we had to get out and evaluate if we could blast through the sandy sections. We only had to turn around a few times, and we made it to almost every place we wanted, all without getting stuck. Fun times!
Watching Matt work is truly amazing. When he stands there you can see the wheels turning. It's like watching an artist who turns into a musical composer when he starts directing people. Once he starts you get to see the big wheels spinning. lol
This channel is so awesome. I've been a 1 week subscriber and im addicted to watching all your videos. Matt is such a genuine person. We need more people like you. Bravo
What a great business model this family has. If your business success is based, in large part, on people's complete lack of common sense, you'll never go broke. In fact, you'll make bank.
@@edifyguy Yep. Although Rudi isn't super handsome, he's nicely built. And the most important thing is he's a good hearted down to earth guy. Not a bragger. I just wish he'd wear more vests. Why hide those nice biceps and wide chest under loose t shirts. ❤ you guys! 😊😎👋👍
I glad there are great companies and people like you out there helping people out when they are just having a rough day like this. You guys rock!!! Happy thanksgiving to every at Matts Off Road Recovery, and on the comments!
if that was a 1994-2004, it would have made it through just fine... those years look like a 4runner from the factory, rancho lift and everything :D 05-14 not so much... haha
Its so much fun to watch the Morrvair make easy work out of rescues. "Happy Thanksgiving to everyone at Matt's Off Road Rescue"! You are all such generous fun loving people.
Just had a total knee replacement a couple of days ago. Watching your rescues is better than than the pain meds to get my mind off my knee. You’ve got the best attitude and your crew follows your example. Hope to run into you some day at a Maverick, the Coke will be on me.
Rudy and Lizzy out all night. Great of Rudy to call a customer contact to let them know Lizzy and he were on their way. Really a tough recovery with crossing a river and then some of the softest sand we have seen in sometime. The Morvair had a hard pull for sure. Rudy eating bugs, Lizzy had a few herself, and then out all night long. Great team pull. Couldn't ask for a better job.
I moved 16 years ago from Philadelphia to Central Texas. I always found it hilarious when people would complain about 50% humidity. But I've lived here long enough to go soft. I complain about it too now.
Lol I live south FL and the humidity never gets below 50% , we just had a cold front come thru and it rained for 3 days off and on , today it's 69 degrees but the humidity is 56 % lol. My summers never get below 80 % lol.
I'm so glad I found your channel early this year you guys have delivered yet again another great video/ adventure and can't wait to ride along and see what we're all getting into next, let's go Matt's Off Road Recovery!!
@@nix4644 Most likely this is what happened- loss of control and came down backwards. No soil is disturbed beneath it and the scratches indicate the direction of travel. A low powered FWD, even AWD would not have the ability or clearance to go UP those rocks. Alternatively, it could have been stolen and intentionally rolled down that embankment. It wasn't even plated yet although the deployment of airbags suggest there was weight on the seat(s) at the time of the incident. Probably just backed up too far and slid down.
@@MOAB-UT Pretty sure the older gentleman they talked too was the owner. it was plated, Matt's team put's a fake plate over vehicles they have on video. Trevor is seen doing this in some earlier videos. Seeing as this was next to a highway, an accident makes the most logical sense. Based on the hill Rudy fell down, this vehicle probably wouldn't have rolled as far as it did down that hill without significant momentum. Once the vehicle turned backwards, it loses a significant amount of breaking force as most of the braking force is provided by the front tires. The rear of the vehicle drug the rest of it down with it. All an educated guess.
Well ya'll another great video!!! Rudy you and lizzy had great rescue that was some soft deep dirt to get through. All around great rescues. Thanks for sharing be safe have fun enjoy what ya'll do
When I lived in S.W. Arizona, we used to call that soft stuff "Moon Dust". When you walk in it, it puffs out and sort of defies gravity the way it is soo light. I've seen it clog air filters in just a short amount of time.
Thank you for uploading so many videos Matt, Tucker, Lizzy, Rudy, Jamie , Ed, and the rest of the crew (sorry, still learning names) Thank you so much for the entertainment during the long, boring, and sleepless nights
I have my suspicions, but that bug might have been the healthiest meal Rudy had in a while. Just going by all the footage at the gas stations with nachos and burritos.
When they get to their 30's all the junk food will catch up quick.... i can't eat it because it makes my stomach upset and i used to eat fast food all the time
Humidity......Uggg... I just moved to Florida from Denver..... I can say humidity is a creation of evil....... All folks that give you crap for complaining about the humidity..... They cry over temperature below 60°... So they can shut it.... I want them to spend just 20 minutes in 15° weather either changing a tire or shoveling snow.... I'm with you....Humidity is the worst.... Love you guys from Florida.... I miss the snow.... But my wife informed me that "we" don't like the snow and cold anymore..... That was news to me... But here we are now living in Florida..... Near NASA....Which is cool... Keep up the great content.... Lance
@@winstonsmith313 Not per se, but they do drive it on the road regularly. I wish they'd tame the exhaust on several of their vehicles. Matt seems to be having a mid-life exhaust crisis. :O
@@edifyguy Ha ha! You’ve got a point: I’m glad Matt doesn’t live next door and go tearing out on a rescue at 3:00 am. OTOH, the Morrvair “lives” in an industrial zone and they drive it pretty sedately on the street. So would you if you got 8 mpg.
Great show guys. Rudy and Lizzie good job on the solo run. Matt's taught you both well and you have good instincts. Keep it up. Happy Thanksgiving y'all.
Reminds me of a guy on my first trip to Moab, his XTERRA broke down right before he left so he rented a truck. The rental f150 on poison spider Mesa was something to see.
That was a great compilation of rescues. That last one, yowzer! How did they even get into that predicament. Hope Rudy is okay that was a heck of a drop and slide
I Love your Show. I go to sleep at night watching reruns of episodes hearing familiar voices in my silent home other wise at night. I cant tell you how many times i had dreams about going on Rescue's Hearing your show while i sleep. Very soothing and makes me feel secure like living with family. Ive gone alot of runs via dreams in the last year and a half watching. I guess subconsciously i really enjoyed it. Because i can almost dream riding along on command.
Trevor - if you want to brag about "50% humidity" - try talking about the dew point or the heat index instead. This conveys the same information and SOUNDS way more impressive.
@@rupe53 - That's actually my very point. People can "relate" to humidity - meaning they think they know what it means -- but Trevor was getting picked on for this - because people can "relate" to it. Heat index, on the other hand - is also easy to understand - and sounds more impressive. 50% humidity at 80 degrees only adds a degree or two to the heat index. The same percentage at 100 degrees can add close to 20 degrees to the heat index and can push it from "caution" into the "danger zone." A 50% humidity day in Utah over 100 degrees would be a dew point of 90-97. Which is pretty close (joke intended) to 100% humidity at 90 or 97 degrees. Heat Index is probably the best choice to get the message across. Dew point is the best choice if you want people to be confused -- and confused people can't make fun of Trevor.
Being born & raised in Phoenix, all my life I had heard "but it's a dry heat," but I never really understood what that meant until one July in St. Louis, Missouri. I INSTANTLY understood exactly what they meant!
just in case ppl don't understand, Matt went to the axle on the Moorvair instead of hitch, to keep rope angle low, as to not damage the Ground Effects front spoiler on Mustang those front ends seem to be the weak points on most Side by Sides Much respect to Rudy and Lizzy
Not so much a week point but what they land on when people launch them over dunes and find nothing but air on the other side. You can only make a ball joint so strong.
Especially down there at Sand Hollow you have to keep a fair bit of speed to keep on top of that extremely soft sand. Depending on the time of day the dunes can be hard to read, especially if you don't have a lot of experience. It's easy to get a lot of unintentional air, not necessarily flying anything resembling straight and level. You can easily end up landing nose first on one wheel at an angle, which results in an a much harder impact than you would think. The wheels just dig in and you often see the rig tumble end over end a few times if you're unlucky, or broken front end components if you're lucky.
Sure wish I was in the area. Love Matt and the team. Everybody brings something to the table. I don't know why some folks rag on Lizzy, she's a little sweetie and obviously waaaayyy tougher than she looks. Roping bulls isn't for the weak of heart. She's also getting to be on heckuva welder!
@@marvindebot3264 Out of all my trips to Australia that is the one side I hadn't been to and the others places like Sydney, Malborne, Perth, Broome I can easily compare them to parts of the US (Hell just parts of Texas) when folks ask me what it's like.
I don’t know who came up with the idea to make and use the Matt’s off road license plate, but it’s brilliant. A great way to brand and market your business, AND eliminate the need to edit out the actual vehicle license plate for privacy purposes.
Sometimes you just have to sit back and wonder how the heck did they manage that? But no matter, Matt and the crew will get in there and get 'em out. Great job all.
That is some"SERIOUS POOF DIRT"‼‼ I dont believe I have ever heard of that category of dirt.. thanks for educating us RUDY....LMAO... LOVE Y'ALL'S VIDEOS. I hope some day I can make it out there and meet the crew b4 I pass. I was just diagnosed with stage 4 Rectal collo cancer. I'm trying to get out there b4 all my treatments start cause the good lord knows I WILL NOT FEEL LIKE IT AFTERWARDS..LOL.. KEEP DOING WHAT YALL DO.. TAKE CARE AND GOD BLESS...
@@danstoye3902 well u know they say only the good die young. Which means I'll be around for quite a long time friend...lol... THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND WORDS SIR. ITS ALL IN THE BIG GUYS HANDS NOW! WHATEVER HE HAS IN STORE FOR ME IM GOOD WITH.. THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS!!
"Ed's out mining." Momentary mental image of Ed planting claymores and V-69s along the road to his claim. "We're the only ones here." Uh, Lizzy in the customer's car, Rudy driving the Morrvair, the customer holding a light on the far side and the camera still looks to be handheld...
You can tell the customer is filming at the 7 minute mark because he’s not concerned with anything but his vehicle. Cool idea getting him involved. Otherwise, there’d be no one else to film and leave a gap in the story. I’d bet it gave him a way to feel less helpless by taking a small part in the task at hand. Great job to both of you.
I finally got a dose of Matt & gang! Love you guys so much! Thanks for being such great examples of the exemplary human!!! Much love and gratitude from the Green Mountains of Vermont!
As a consumer, my feeling is this - I'd pay more, and gladly. Think of it this way - if you were stranded, and before you even made a call and had to wait 2 hours or more and someone showed up and offered to pull you out - how much is that worth to you?
I'd say if they were passing and it was an easy pull it would be good customer service and advertising to say "this one's on us". Especially if they agree to be on video for the channel. The guy fiddling with his wallet was maybe just offering a few beer tokens for doing him the favour. It's what I'd do if someone gave me a tow.
How about the guy in the Jeep pulling a trailer in that bug-dust, alone, and at night? I am always out riding my quad or dirt bike alone, I just know when to call it quits. One thing that I DO though, is that I carry a Personal Locater Beacon. The places that I ride have poor cell reception.
Your daughters attitude is contagious, same with all you guys but she fits in well and keeps a good attitude from what you show us. Haha. Keep at it, living the videos.
Love your videos and how you tackle all the recovery situations. Don't know whether it's because I'm a Brit but I've noticed you very rarely remove obstacles on the ground when recovering vehicles. Especially the car in the ravine with a pipe and rocks in the way, you just pull the car straight over!
I noticed Lizzy's 4H shirt. I was in 4H as a kid. I wonder how different our experiences were. To me, 4H was about learning how to wire up lamps and use a jig saw -- then summer camp, which was like any other summer camp experience.
Rudy didn’t fall down he was just demonstrating how the Hyundai got there. 😳🧐
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“Did you see that rail grind” haha Trevor has such a good attitude😂
Been a long time subscriber. Back when Matt did his filming off his iPhone. This channel has grown so much!! I hope they make it too 1 million subs by the end of the year.
I like the meatball subs myself. I couldn't eat a million of them though.
I remember that iPhone. Tiny little light. Memory issues. Filming in the dark by himself. It's only been a couple years but things sure have changed.....
If he would get rid of Lizzie this channel would already be there.
@@Badger1776 what!!!??? Lizzie is a integral part of the team. I love how we have gotten to see her grow and develop her stills in recoveries and now welding.
@@Badger1776 She needs to go
Amazing how Matt can just smile and not say word, even when he drives up on a Mustang taken on the sand. I couldn't do it.
All Matt see’s is $$$… I spent ten years rebuilding fire damaged homes, everyone said “Yuck, you smell like smoke!” Nope, I smell like money!
The only thing more embarrassing than getting a crossover or sedan stuck off road is getting a sports car stuck off road.
@@calebbyers it was a v6 convertible... thats even more embarrassing
@@Obamas_Nipple he just didn't believe enough
@@Obamas_Nipple yeah.
I never cease to be amazed by the predicaments your customers get themselves into.
Cocaine's a hell of a drug
I suspect many are or were intoxicated when they got stuck and some are elderly....not judging just observing.
You should watch the rotator recovery channels floating around on youtube, people manage to do weird stuff with their cars/trucks/semi's
@@tdmike3624 ron pratt and pepe's seem to have the craziest ones
@@handymansteve Yeah, I'm subscribed to both. from the seemingly regular highway crashes to cars deep in the woods that have me wonder how they got there in the first place. The handle some crazy calls
Re: humidity. I'm from Missouri and used to work for a company that was headquartered in Salt Lake City. When some Utah folks came to visit our office in St Louis in summer they couldn't believe how thick and wet the air was here. "How do you breathe this stuff?" if they they asked. No dry heat here, 100F and 90% humidity. Love the videos!
That was a delightful mixed bowl of just about every kind of recovery.. Top notch!
Yeah, and it was a great day as the suv job was an insurance claim job, and Rudi got extra tow on his way to a recovery. ☺
I wonder what MORR charge for those chance rescues? Probably standard fare.
Very entertaining, with a very good camera crew .
We need to have a moment of silence for that poor bug that went down Rudy's throat!
He was a good bug--a hard working bug. He loved his family and bug friends. He will be missed by all.
As a fellow gold miner I am super impressed that ed is still mining. He is so cool
Once he gets through wall of the bullion reserve it's easy money until Monday.
Ed is The Man!!!
@@georgeorwell126 yes sir
Are you a pro or casual/past time? I’m always curious to hear what modern mining/prospecting is like.
They say once it gets in your blood there's no stopping till you drop
I'm pretty sure ya'll downplay a couple things in your videos:
1. How hard you work on these recoveries
2. How scared / upset / worried your customers are
Great videos - I never miss em!
The sound of the Movair's engine underload is like music.
I was literally getting ready to say just about the same thing when I saw your comment.
It's absolutely fantastic. I can actually feel it in my loins 😎👋👍
I came here to say the same thing.
@@TheJgoodwin74 hello, me. And yes, the Morrvair has an amazing sound, would love to hear the cold start.
It's a beast
That little Hyundai's trip off the road must have been one thrilling ride.
Try terrifying. Thrilling only applies when you have some control over the situation.
I was an accountant until I discovered Matt’s offroad recovery! I don’t have time to work now as there are too many excellent videos to watch. For us Brits everything in southern Utah is so different. Most SUVs here only get used offroad on the grass in the Walmart parking lot so your sand, mud, snow etc is very unusual. As for 40C+ temperatures, that’s as hot as my brother gets in the Central African Republic. Thank you so much for hours of entertainment. I am now the proud owner of an autographed Banana.
Keep watching, you might see my lr3 if they show the January trail ride 😁
You can come visit Australia if you want those temps too ;)
@@promethbastard Too many creatures that want to kill you. 😂
You mean Tescos right?
@@G_Gued Guy said Walmart, so I'm assuming he means Asda, as Walmart own Asda.
Video is about how most of youtube viewers don't realize how night time rough river crossing was shortest yet hands-down most dangerous part of entire video. I can see how the car can be easily swept away down the river and turned over. Matt, hope you conduct trainings of emergency evacuation out of a vehicle to your stuff. When car gets swept by the stream to depth, water mass prevent door from opening and evacuation is possible though windows only. People get drown if they haven't had opened windows.
Rudy and Lizzie have such good attitudes… Love it!
and you now where they got them from right!? I really like this family.
They're definitely smacking cheeks 😬
Wish I had employees with that good of an attitude, seriously.
@@rorywilliams7023 Pay them more lol.
Dears, I don't know how I ended up watching your channel, but I just do. I live in Europe, the Netherlands, and I am folloing what you are doing. I know what was the main thing that hooked me up - it is your energy, how good people you all are, the way how you are communicating with each other, calmnes, fun, joy, love you share. Thank you for all of that! I will keep watching your channel! With the winds from the distant galaxies, love long and prosper. Andjela (yes, and the answer is 42 ;)
Andjela is 42? 😍
Hello from Arizona Andjela 👋
The editing with these videos just gets better and better.
Yeah But OMG the timing sequences of events has GOT to be way OFF or inter-mingled snow one day then 100 again 2 days later ? I meanheck down here in Phoenix even WE R done with the 90s now
They must be so pre-occupied with mounting, turning on, turning off, checking battery life of at least 3-4 GoPros for every recovery, not to mention a drone in the sky, I'm amazed that they can still get each recovery done. Kudos for being able to multi task without one task getting in the way of the other. Very impressive.
@@d-baserox2773 They've talked about this before, that their recoveries are all out of order, for various reasons. They also cover a large geographic area, so they might be doing a recovery where it's 80° and sunny, and then drive a few hours north in the mountains where it's 30° and snowing.
I really appreciate what Y'all do to help keep trails open. I'm not as young as I used to be, and seeing the sights in the back country by jeep is my main option nowadays. I don't have much hiking in my old bones anymore.
Sending the young’ns out for the all nighter 🌙😂 Great job Rudy and Lizzy! ❤️🐞
I'm just waiting for them to get married :)
@@edifyguy you and the rest of us :)
@@edifyguy arent they brother and sister ? im confused
@@WindflowPattern No, she's the daughter of a family friend. I don't recommend people marry their siblings. :O
@@edifyguy all good, i have no clue who is who in the channel
5:33 Rudy is so sweet, he’s feeling the pain in her voice.. and I don’t like seeing our guy sad. 🥺But I do love it. 😭😭🥰
Props to you all for getting out there in the middle of the night and rescuing that man. You are a credit to the industry👍🏽
Just the right calculation: if nothing bad will happen - wait for daylight and a rested crew. If something bad could happen, then work through the night to make sure it doesn't. In effect you're one of the area emergency responders - well done!
I’m still wondering why you would drive the least capable jeep with a trailer into a sand dune in the middle of night if you have health issues 🤷♂️
Bring back many memories of my old search and rescue days.
@@timlong1462 he probably spent a long time trying to get it out first to save money, or got the runaround from other tow companies that were closer but didn't want to go out there (been there) all while playing telephone since it seems someone else was their point of contact, likely both
If this keeps up Ed will have to change his tag line to "We'll fall down, then get 'em out". As a former dirt biker it's a joy to watch people who know how to fall with style. Keep up the good work!
14:20 - Trevor provides skateboarding commentary as well as filming: “See that rail grind!?”
lol , i spotted that gem too
First ever fakie crook in a Hyundai
So as for that Mustang....honestly I'm impressed that he actually made it that far in. Must be the posi rear diff that took him in until it couldn't. But the guy in the Hyundai most likely has a better story...hope he's alright. So for every recovery there is a good ending for the customer....the rig is not left for dead out somewhere, and a good and decent crew like Matt's helped bring it to a finale. Great job as always.
Never ceases to amaze me, some of the vehicles that people go off roading in.
On my honeymoon we took a Mazda 3 offroading in places like this in New Mexico. More than once we had to get out and evaluate if we could blast through the sandy sections. We only had to turn around a few times, and we made it to almost every place we wanted, all without getting stuck. Fun times!
Meanwhile I'm already nervous thinking about my car wheels touching sand
My car nearly got stuck on a slightly steep gravel driveway, I already know it’s useless offroad 😂
I used to have a great time with my moms old front wheel drive Buick, it was amazing 😁😆
Try a 1988 Toyota Celica convertible, the woods out here in oregon are solid but need small, nimble vehicles to get around at times
Part of what makes this channel so entertaining is what good people y'all are.
Watching Matt work is truly amazing. When he stands there you can see the wheels turning. It's like watching an artist who turns into a musical composer when he starts directing people.
Once he starts you get to see the big wheels spinning. lol
This channel is so awesome. I've been a 1 week subscriber and im addicted to watching all your videos. Matt is such a genuine person. We need more people like you. Bravo
Nothing like kicking off your day with an upload from Matt's Off Road Recovery!!! 🎉
uluk I’m
Or end your day, like here in Sweden 😁👍
With you on that here In NZ!
Lizzy is such a great part of this. I never knew the connection to Matt. It’s neat to watch you guys take care of each other
What a great business model this family has. If your business success is based, in large part, on people's complete lack of common sense, you'll never go broke. In fact, you'll make bank.
Well, up until the coming recession. Then they may have much less for offroad recoveries.
Rudy and Liz aren’t Matts kids though. 😂
@@dozer1642 rudy is he is Matt's son from his first marriage
And lizzy is Matt's good friend daughter Matt knows her when she was a little girl
@@thunderbear0 And if the way Lizzie looks at Rudy (and vice-versa) in this episode is any indication, she'll be official family at some point. :)
@@edifyguy Yep. Although Rudi isn't super handsome, he's nicely built. And the most important thing is he's a good hearted down to earth guy. Not a bragger.
I just wish he'd wear more vests. Why hide those nice biceps and wide chest under loose t shirts. ❤ you guys!
😊😎👋👍
To be honest. Rudy and Lizzy make a good team a wonderful couple. 😉👍
The guy with the mustang definitely needed a shirt 😝
I glad there are great companies and people like you out there helping people out when they are just having a rough day like this. You guys rock!!! Happy thanksgiving to every at Matts Off Road Recovery, and on the comments!
Another great video. esp the Mustang. Didn't quite meet the old commercial of Mustangs!
who thought a mustang was usable out there?
@Yin Wang maybe he didn’t grow up with a dad
if that was a 1994-2004, it would have made it through just fine... those years look like a 4runner from the factory, rancho lift and everything :D 05-14 not so much... haha
My wife has one of those Sante Fe's. I was fairly impressed with how it held up
being a v6 didn't help too im sure
On this day before Thanksgiving, I'm thankful for your interesting, friendly and kind service to all those who make bad decisons (don't we all?).
Its so much fun to watch the Morrvair make easy work out of rescues. "Happy Thanksgiving to everyone at Matt's Off Road Rescue"! You are all such generous fun loving people.
Just had a total knee replacement a couple of days ago. Watching your rescues is better than than the pain meds to get my mind off my knee. You’ve got the best attitude and your crew follows your example. Hope to run into you some day at a Maverick, the Coke will be on me.
Get well soon Robert
Rudy needs a purple heart 💜 Glad you didn't get hurt to bad , Glad you and Lizzie got that man out with the medical issues .
Rudy and Lizzy out all night. Great of Rudy to call a customer contact to let them know Lizzy and he were on their way. Really a tough recovery with crossing a river and then some of the softest sand we have seen in sometime. The Morvair had a hard pull for sure. Rudy eating bugs, Lizzy had a few herself, and then out all night long.
Great team pull. Couldn't ask for a better job.
I love how you guys get involved in supporting your community. Good job guys!
I don’t know why I watch every single video of Matt and the team 🤔. People helping people and are kind with each other. Ok now I know 😄
I like how Matt savagely overpowered the Hyundai lift gate! 😂
That Morvair has to have the very best exhaust note anywhere. It's almost haunting in this setting. Well done.
I moved 16 years ago from Philadelphia to Central Texas. I always found it hilarious when people would complain about 50% humidity. But I've lived here long enough to go soft. I complain about it too now.
normal humidity is supposed to be 30-60%. right now in my house in PA it is 45% humidity, and i feel that the air is too dry!
Utah is even worse, in a place where humidity average is in the single digits, 30 to 50 percent is brutal lol
Lol I live south FL and the humidity never gets below 50% , we just had a cold front come thru and it rained for 3 days off and on , today it's 69 degrees but the humidity is 56 % lol. My summers never get below 80 % lol.
@@dwaynet2184 I think that Would just roll over and die with that much humidity PLUS 90 degree temps.
@@Rat-Builder don't ever live in a Gulf Coast State. We rejoice if the humidity gets below 50%
Your Adventure is SOLD OUT! Both of them! Way to go!
I'm so glad I found your channel early this year you guys have delivered yet again another great video/ adventure and can't wait to ride along and see what we're all getting into next, let's go Matt's Off Road Recovery!!
Thank you for helping people stuck with health issues: you are the only hope.
The Hyundai at the end - I am curious how he ended up where and how he did without doing a barrel roll from off of the bridge.
Most likely spun out on the highway and went into the ditch backwards. Not from directly above the culvert.
@@TViper2369 They mentioned rain so I'm wondering if it was due to hydroplaning.
Modern SUVs are getting harder and harder to roll, for the most part.
@@nix4644 Most likely this is what happened- loss of control and came down backwards. No soil is disturbed beneath it and the scratches indicate the direction of travel. A low powered FWD, even AWD would not have the ability or clearance to go UP those rocks. Alternatively, it could have been stolen and intentionally rolled down that embankment. It wasn't even plated yet although the deployment of airbags suggest there was weight on the seat(s) at the time of the incident. Probably just backed up too far and slid down.
@@MOAB-UT Pretty sure the older gentleman they talked too was the owner.
it was plated, Matt's team put's a fake plate over vehicles they have on video. Trevor is seen doing this in some earlier videos.
Seeing as this was next to a highway, an accident makes the most logical sense. Based on the hill Rudy fell down, this vehicle probably wouldn't have rolled as far as it did down that hill without significant momentum.
Once the vehicle turned backwards, it loses a significant amount of breaking force as most of the braking force is provided by the front tires. The rear of the vehicle drug the rest of it down with it.
All an educated guess.
Well ya'll another great video!!! Rudy you and lizzy had great rescue that was some soft deep dirt to get through. All around great rescues. Thanks for sharing be safe have fun enjoy what ya'll do
When I lived in S.W. Arizona, we used to call that soft stuff "Moon Dust". When you walk in it, it puffs out and sort of defies gravity the way it is soo light. I've seen it clog air filters in just a short amount of time.
Some people call that blow-sand which is a bunch different than beach sand.
Thank you for uploading so many videos Matt, Tucker, Lizzy, Rudy, Jamie , Ed, and the rest of the crew (sorry, still learning names) Thank you so much for the entertainment during the long, boring, and sleepless nights
I have my suspicions, but that bug might have been the healthiest meal Rudy had in a while. Just going by all the footage at the gas stations with nachos and burritos.
and Chicken in a Biscuit.
At least it was (very) fresh :-)
@@18robsmith lol
When they get to their 30's all the junk food will catch up quick.... i can't eat it because it makes my stomach upset and i used to eat fast food all the time
Thank you to Matt's off road recovery for always having clean content and a family safe channel.
The most entertaining channel on TH-cam! I enjoy watching very much. Thanks
Happy Wednesday everyone! Hope you all have a great thanksgiving tmmr & enjoy it with the ones you love! EVERYONE BE SAFE, much love!
Humidity......Uggg...
I just moved to Florida from Denver..... I can say humidity is a creation of evil.......
All folks that give you crap for complaining about the humidity.....
They cry over temperature below 60°...
So they can shut it.... I want them to spend just 20 minutes in 15° weather either changing a tire or shoveling snow....
I'm with you....Humidity is the worst....
Love you guys from Florida.... I miss the snow....
But my wife informed me that "we" don't like the snow and cold anymore..... That was news to me... But here we are now living in Florida..... Near NASA....Which is cool...
Keep up the great content....
Lance
Winch-cam, nice addition! Boy, that sand recovery was a tough one! How did that SUV get where it got?
Bad life choices
Spin out?
One thing I have noticed with great pleasure is that I have not heard one expletive or any foul language after watching quite a few of your videos!!!
7:00 - After hearing the deep-throated LS music from the Morrvair© that Jeep sounds like a vacuum cleaner when Lizzie guns it.
Personally I think the Morrvair is a bit too loud, though I agree it has a nice tone, but I belly laughed at vacuum cleaner Jeep ;)
@@edifyguy It *is* too loud for street use. Not a street vehicle, though.
@@winstonsmith313 Not per se, but they do drive it on the road regularly. I wish they'd tame the exhaust on several of their vehicles. Matt seems to be having a mid-life exhaust crisis. :O
@@edifyguy Ha ha! You’ve got a point: I’m glad Matt doesn’t live next door and go tearing out on a rescue at 3:00 am. OTOH, the Morrvair “lives” in an industrial zone and they drive it pretty sedately on the street. So would you if you got 8 mpg.
Great show guys. Rudy and Lizzie good job on the solo run. Matt's taught you both well and you have good instincts. Keep it up. Happy Thanksgiving y'all.
Unwritten off-roading rule number 1, rentals can do anything.
the damage deposit on a RZR would have you thinking twice about that statement though.
...until they can't...
Reminds me of a guy on my first trip to Moab, his XTERRA broke down right before he left so he rented a truck. The rental f150 on poison spider Mesa was something to see.
Your whole crew brings a smile to me every video. Thank you!!
When the country music starts chiming in with the montage, I picture Trevor at the computer saying “que the action music now!” 😂
Or do you mean, Tucker? He is the editor, Trevor is the guy with the crazy beard that does spare tire rodeo's :-)
Good catch, you’re right, it autocorrected me!
That was a great compilation of rescues. That last one, yowzer! How did they even get into that predicament. Hope Rudy is okay that was a heck of a drop and slide
I love the custom privacy license plate covers. I wonder how many hours of editing that saves? Whoever came up with that deserves a raise!
I think the idea came from the comments section on YT
It comes from the editor of course!
WOW
would be nice if that hyundai had a dash cam ; would love to see how it got where it finally came to a stop
they must of been flying
I've lived in Wisconsin for 42 years and I'm still not use to the humidity lol
I Love your Show. I go to sleep at night watching reruns of episodes hearing familiar voices in my silent home other wise at night. I cant tell you how many times i had dreams about going on Rescue's Hearing your show while i sleep. Very soothing and makes me feel secure like living with family. Ive gone alot of runs via dreams in the last year and a half watching. I guess subconsciously i really enjoyed it. Because i can almost dream riding along on command.
Trevor - if you want to brag about "50% humidity" - try talking about the dew point or the heat index instead. This conveys the same information and SOUNDS way more impressive.
using the humidity % is old school and lots of us can relate to that better.
@@rupe53 - That's actually my very point. People can "relate" to humidity - meaning they think they know what it means -- but Trevor was getting picked on for this - because people can "relate" to it.
Heat index, on the other hand - is also easy to understand - and sounds more impressive. 50% humidity at 80 degrees only adds a degree or two to the heat index. The same percentage at 100 degrees can add close to 20 degrees to the heat index and can push it from "caution" into the "danger zone."
A 50% humidity day in Utah over 100 degrees would be a dew point of 90-97. Which is pretty close (joke intended) to 100% humidity at 90 or 97 degrees.
Heat Index is probably the best choice to get the message across. Dew point is the best choice if you want people to be confused -- and confused people can't make fun of Trevor.
“Did you see that rail grind?” LOL! Classic. Thanks for that Trevor.
Hey Matt & family, hope you have a very happy thanksgiving! 🦃
Being born & raised in Phoenix, all my life I had heard "but it's a dry heat," but I never really understood what that meant until one July in St. Louis, Missouri. I INSTANTLY understood exactly what they meant!
just in case ppl don't understand, Matt went to the axle on the Moorvair instead of hitch, to keep rope angle low, as to not damage the Ground Effects front spoiler on Mustang
those front ends seem to be the weak points on most Side by Sides
Much respect to Rudy and Lizzy
Not so much a week point but what they land on when people launch them over dunes and find nothing but air on the other side. You can only make a ball joint so strong.
@@marvindebot3264 Did you notice the guys hand when Matt asked how it happen. He pretty much did the flying motion lol
@@likeorasgod Yeah that's the thing, no SBS front end will taker that treatment. It's not what they're built for.
Especially down there at Sand Hollow you have to keep a fair bit of speed to keep on top of that extremely soft sand. Depending on the time of day the dunes can be hard to read, especially if you don't have a lot of experience. It's easy to get a lot of unintentional air, not necessarily flying anything resembling straight and level. You can easily end up landing nose first on one wheel at an angle, which results in an a much harder impact than you would think. The wheels just dig in and you often see the rig tumble end over end a few times if you're unlucky, or broken front end components if you're lucky.
Sure wish I was in the area. Love Matt and the team. Everybody brings something to the table. I don't know why some folks rag on Lizzy, she's a little sweetie and obviously waaaayyy tougher than she looks. Roping bulls isn't for the weak of heart. She's also getting to be on heckuva welder!
Yes, Trevor, those of us in south Florida will, in fact, be making fun of you for complaining about the humidity.
And also us here in the other Sunshine State (it says so right on our license plates), Queensland Australia. It's been 98% all day today.
@@marvindebot3264 Out of all my trips to Australia that is the one side I hadn't been to and the others places like Sydney, Malborne, Perth, Broome I can easily compare them to parts of the US (Hell just parts of Texas) when folks ask me what it's like.
I don’t know who came up with the idea to make and use the Matt’s off road license plate, but it’s brilliant. A great way to brand and market your business, AND eliminate the need to edit out the actual vehicle license plate for privacy purposes.
I think it came from the comment section, actually :)
That’s awesome if true.
How long does a set of 4 tires last on the Morvair?
Sometimes you just have to sit back and wonder how the heck did they manage that? But no matter, Matt and the crew will get in there and get 'em out. Great job all.
That is some"SERIOUS POOF DIRT"‼‼
I dont believe I have ever heard of that category of dirt.. thanks for educating us RUDY....LMAO...
LOVE Y'ALL'S VIDEOS.
I hope some day I can make it out there and meet the crew b4 I pass. I was just diagnosed with stage 4 Rectal collo cancer. I'm trying to get out there b4 all my treatments start cause the good lord knows I WILL NOT FEEL LIKE IT AFTERWARDS..LOL..
KEEP DOING WHAT YALL DO.. TAKE CARE AND GOD BLESS...
With a handle like road kill, I have no doubt you will hang tough and beat it! God Bless Sir!
@@danstoye3902 well u know they say only the good die young. Which means I'll be around for quite a long time friend...lol...
THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND WORDS SIR.
ITS ALL IN THE BIG GUYS HANDS NOW! WHATEVER HE HAS IN STORE FOR ME IM GOOD WITH.. THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS!!
I never get tired of watching your videos!
I think if all the lights in the world went out, Lizzies face would still shine and look happy, what a girl she is.
So much fun to watch you guys work and love the Moorvair! Lizzy, I love your 4-H shirt too. I spent 10 years in 4-H as a kid. :-)
"Ed's out mining." Momentary mental image of Ed planting claymores and V-69s along the road to his claim.
"We're the only ones here." Uh, Lizzy in the customer's car, Rudy driving the Morrvair, the customer holding a light on the far side and the camera still looks to be handheld...
You can tell the customer is filming at the 7 minute mark because he’s not concerned with anything but his vehicle. Cool idea getting him involved. Otherwise, there’d be no one else to film and leave a gap in the story. I’d bet it gave him a way to feel less helpless by taking a small part in the task at hand.
Great job to both of you.
“Yeah it’s definitely totaled. Where gonna be dragging it over some rocks coming out, but it won’t change whats happened to it hahaha love it!
I finally got a dose of Matt & gang! Love you guys so much! Thanks for being such great examples of the exemplary human!!! Much love and gratitude from the Green Mountains of Vermont!
I'm amazed that Hyundai still rolled and steered.
All it did was hit a Michigan pot hole. I don’t get it
Next stop: the junkyard! It's totalled.
I love the travel country music Matt uses, it’s just so fitting to him , his rigs, and the things he does 👍🏽
Also LOVE the sound of the moorvair 🤤
I've always wondered - with the random people who you help when you're out on a call anyway (those who didn't call in), do you charge them too?
I believe sometimes they do (notice the guys is fiddling with his wallet), and sometimes they don’t (I’ve heard Matt say “no charge” at times).
@@bartonkj it would be hard to charge for an easy 5 minute pull when you are there already. Another sand rescue while at sand hollow?: A discount.
As a consumer, my feeling is this - I'd pay more, and gladly. Think of it this way - if you were stranded, and before you even made a call and had to wait 2 hours or more and someone showed up and offered to pull you out - how much is that worth to you?
I suspect not, they see how good a job matts crew do and tell their friends which brings in the paying business
I'd say if they were passing and it was an easy pull it would be good customer service and advertising to say "this one's on us". Especially if they agree to be on video for the channel. The guy fiddling with his wallet was maybe just offering a few beer tokens for doing him the favour. It's what I'd do if someone gave me a tow.
The license plate covers are genius!
That first guy got stuck on purpose to meet Matt. Why else would you take a Mustang in the sand?
You would be surprised what people will do.
Needed a shirt, closest store miles away
How about the guy in the Jeep pulling a trailer in that bug-dust, alone, and at night? I am always out riding my quad or dirt bike alone, I just know when to call it quits. One thing that I DO though, is that I carry a Personal Locater Beacon. The places that I ride have poor cell reception.
@@Rat-Builder He said he was going to camp too, Should have just set up the tent and waited it out.
Love the variety of recoveries. LOVE, LOVE this channel. Great job MORR Team!
Amazing how fast a car depreciates 😳
Your daughters attitude is contagious, same with all you guys but she fits in well and keeps a good attitude from what you show us. Haha. Keep at it, living the videos.
Love your videos and how you tackle all the recovery situations. Don't know whether it's because I'm a Brit but I've noticed you very rarely remove obstacles on the ground when recovering vehicles. Especially the car in the ravine with a pipe and rocks in the way, you just pull the car straight over!
I really enjoyed this video. Thanks.
Good luck to Rudy and his wounded pride, heal fast.
I noticed Lizzy's 4H shirt. I was in 4H as a kid. I wonder how different our experiences were. To me, 4H was about learning how to wire up lamps and use a jig saw -- then summer camp, which was like any other summer camp experience.
I love the sound of the Morvair "at work"!
Always said "if I'm going off roading, I'm doing it in a Mustang!"