I absolutely love my FJ Beast! I hunt deer in the mountains of northern Pa in December. I have to drive six miles off of the paved road just to get to the lane to the cabin. The lane is 1 mile long, crosses a creek, goes up a steep grade to the halfway point where I have to make a 90° turn to go up another steep grade to finally arrive at the cabin. Once there, I usually have to go back down to pick up my hunting buddies whose 4wd trucks and Jeeps can't make it up the hill. One of the guys has a Jeep that he put about $4,000.00. worth of off-road upgrades on. I make him say, "Pretty please" before I'll go get him and his gear. LOVE MY FJ BEAST!
@@thebeast1727 Still have it and she runs like a dream. No trouble with the FJ at all. I feed her premium gas, change the oil on schedule, keep her shod with good Yokahama rubber and I don't baby her.
I was here in D.C. for the 2015 blizzard. I have a black FJ Cruiser. Me and 2 other people were the only ones to make it in to work! Thank God for the FJ!
I love watching vehicles in snow. I've had my stock 2003 Subaru Outback in 2' of snow with all season tires and never got stuck! I can't imagine what would happen if I had snow tires or chains but man do I wish I had a 4WD lo or something as it would definitely help a bit!
my friends said I should have gotten a jeep...after seeing this I am so glad I am getting an fj instead. This weekend get to pick her up and I am more excited than a kid on Christmas morning.
I’ve seen Jeeps get stuck plenty of times. I feel like they are known for durability and off road capabilities, minus deep snow, they probably dominate just about everything else on trails tho lol.
@@timeisnow4116 They are great in deep snow. They aren't very reliable though. I've had many Jeeps. Check my blizzard videos. Goes right through snow 3 times this deep! But, tires make a huge difference. Stock tires on base models are crap. I use Wrangler Duratrac tires on my Jeeps (I don't have any Jeeps anymore; currently have a FJ Cruiser).
Tires tires tires kids. There are comments here about chains and tire pressure and lifts and other 4x4's getting stuck. Here is the real deal. Winter tires compared to all season tires of any make or model will always be better in snow/slush/ice. The short explanation...the rubber on all season tires becomes hard due to the cold at around 5 celsius and as the temperature drops that increased 'hardness' has a very negative effect on traction. So if you ride on all seasons in the snow letting the air out will give you a little bit more traction, not much mind you and will affect driving stability and speed. Chains are great, but a pain to install and severely limit tire spin when stuck (as they will fly off and decapitate the neighbor's annoying dog) and will of course affect driving speed. The winter tire is made to stay malleable at low temperature (-40c) and will provide above average traction in wet and dry winter driving conditions. No speed limit or tire spin restrictions and if you decide to purchase studded tires...well your king then. The negative side...they wear much faster than all season tires in warm(er) winter conditions. '09 FJ Cruiser with GoodYear winterforce tires....studded of course.
Up here on Long Island, we too had over two feet of snow, and my O8 FJ was plowing through drifts well over two feet. Had one slight hick-up when I hit a snow bank going up a hill. I used the diff lock, and a little digging, and got her out. My friends were impressed to say the least. The K&N CAI, with the Magnaflow Headers/exhaust were growling like a beast from Hell. Great Video.
lol awesome video, as an FJ owner and past Jeep owner I love the comedic side of the video and yes those chains you have must make you unstoppable. Ive had much experience in my FJ in the snow and can say they are beasts no doubt, again great video thanks for sharing.
I also have an FJ Cruiser in DC area, but I don't have guts to test my FJ in such heave 27" snow, because I have been stock in snow 10 years ago with my 1999 Ford Explorer. Good to know that 4H (4WD High) with A-Trac on gives you excellent traction in snow at all speeds. I love your video.
Guess that answers my question about my new to me FJ Cruiser snow handling. My Tacoma I traded in which was a base model would've done that but not as smooth. Problem is here in Iowa the wind blows and packs the snow, I've actually gotten stuck like the Jeep in a 4x4 Dodge half ton and had to dig because it's lifting the frame enough the tires can't dig in the middle of a rural highway. That thing was normally good in the winter and the only time ever stuck.
Love it! I have a set of Michelin Ltx right now that are about 4 years old (I know it’s horrible) and my fj still plows through the snow no problem. I’ve had jeeps in the past, but my fj outdrives them all day!
I own an fj and can tell u personally that i done the same thing except without chains the fj is the king of off roads not a chevy nor a ford there gas hogs i travel in mine great gas and dont even have to lift it
@@cosmicemp1re756 I'll answer it based on mine I get about 265 miles to the tank which isn't good but I don't give a shit I love this vehicle that I own 2012 FJ
Stock 2005 Durango limited, with all terrain tires. I had to stop in the middle of a hill because a Philly city bus was stuck. A lady gets off the bus and walks directly in front of my truck so I came to a dead stop. Huge 4 lane highway behind me, 2.5 ft of snow and it was still coming down. Locked the diff, had it in 4 lo - put my foot down and it took off like a goat. Toyota reliability is unsurpassed but my Durango is a beast, for real. It's heavy with terrible gas mileage but it's unstoppable in real bad weather. Also- I was in DC for the blizzard. It wasn't bad at all. We had a white out in Delaware and cars were in ditches as far as the eye could see. Good times. Lol
Over the past 2 days we had had a blizzard with over 35cm of snow. I have a Jeep liberty and had no problem getting around. I saw many others stuck, but mine kept rolling along. Jeep is the way to go.
Buy some Bridgestone blizzaks for that FJ and you don't need any tire chains! BEST WINTER TIRES YOU CAN BUY! This is the vehicle you want during a Snowpocalypse! Just be sure you have the right tires on!
it is definitely true i owned a 2007 blue and white 2 tone fj, everything stock. The snow blizzards in ny that had everything stuck and i was able to easily drive around in.
My 2016 Ram Rebel ate that snow for breakfast bro. no problems here whatsoever. But.... this is a very impressive video indeed. I've owned jeeps all my life as well. If the Jeep couldn't do it chances are the driver is at fault. My last and most prized jeep is my 2005 red wk with 4 inche Oldman emu lift and 33 inche tires. Absolutely love it!!
I have a 2001 Tacoma extracab pickup with Old Man Emu 2.5 over springs and Kenda Klever tires. I measured 14" of unplowed snow during this same storm. I had to use 4 low and my rear E-locker with gray wire mod, but I was passing stock 1/2 ton pickups that were stuck because of AT tires and not using 4 low.
I had a 79 Bronco with a good set of 33’s mudders on it and it went anywhere when we had 21 inches of snow. They don’t make them like that anymore. Heavy lead sleds.
A huge thing that the fj has going for it over pretty much every other stock 4x4 is the rear locker. With that engaged you have a solid 3 wheel drive since the front differential is still open. When you have a regular 4x4 with front and rear open differentials you really only have 2 wheel drive because only one front wheel and one rear wheel is getting power the other wheels just sit there. The locker on the fj locks the rear together so both wheels get even power and turn at the same speed and the one front wheel is getting power when 4 wheel is on that's a big advantage. Along with good tires its pretty much unstoppable. You could add a front locker as well but with the independent front suspension that puts a lot of strain on the CV joints when turning.
Anthony Stauffacher the Jeep Wrangler rubicon has front and rear lockers. The Jeep would probably make it through conditions like this if it had a better driver and chains.
Gabe I agree with that. Driver does make a big difference. I don't know how many people I've seen trying to drive through deep snow being real heavy on the gas and getting themselves stuck. Not breaking traction is the real key. Having lockers can really help in not loosing grip. I've driven through over 20" of snow with my Tahoe that has open front and rear diff's without chains and not gotten stuck. You just can't break traction. And if you do don't sit there spinning, ease into the gas and if you have to back up and get another run at it do it. In deep snow like that there aren't many people around on the unplowed roads.
I mean during the Christmas storm in Utah I was able to get over US89 from Hyrum to I15 with chains on my commercial vehicle hauling freight. On my way back from SLC to Hyrum I was bob tailed and had to chain up. Go through it with no problems. Chains are key.
I know I'm late to the game, but the difference here was wisdom and chains on all 4 wheels. FJ would have gotton stuck without them. The Jeep? Well, inexperience and no chains. In Colorado snow storms with this type snow, rugular 4x4s get stuck too. Usually wrong tires, its too deep, venturing w no chains. Props to the FJ driver. Snow bashing is fun
As usual -the tires are the most important factor here. Then the skill of the driver, the type of snow etc..Also, I hope you had a full tank of gas which should last you a good 15 min in that snow hehe
its not just the vehicles ability, its also the snow chains you have, without them, you wont go too far , plus, why not throw on a plow and help out your neighbour
No. No it wouldn't. 4runner probably. Maybe a Jeep but weight is also a factor. Truck would be worse unless it was loaded down, then maybe but probably not.
jeep thing might want to do your homework on that “son” and I believe you’re thinking of a willys which is not the mopar “jeeps” that everyone thinks “won the war” “ “ “ “ “ “
Toyota FJ Cruiser deep snow performance. That's the video name. Username is Gear 4X4 He doesn't have chains and is pushing snow up to the bumper. Snow is up on the side of the body.
I’ve seen great jeep drivers in person get through some crazy snow in one piece here in the Midwest. I think it’s skill and vehicle capability just running stock won’t always do it depending on the options you have. Tires in my opinion are a big thing for everyday everything
you know...that was me too, in my 2014 4runner during the Blizzard of 2016. I live in Ft Washington, a suburb of Wash DC, and i made it out of my unplowed (yet) neighborhood, and was riding around just seeing what i could and could not do. And all i saw was stuck plows, stuck people in cars, and stuck 'others'...and my 4runner just Beast'd right on through. Not picking on Jeeps, because i did see them out and about. Im just saying, Toyos can do alot. kool vid...
Didn't need chains, just get a decent set of tires. Those tires were all season radials. But, yes, the FJ will go anywhere. I live in New Hampshire, and have given it the real test. I got stuck once for a minute or two until I locked the differential, and put it in crawl mode. It walked right off the ice I had it stuck on.
Gotta give the guy props for getting a wrangler stuck on a flat surface. Takes serious skill!
Didn't look stuck due to snow, maybe just broke down. It is a Jeep, after all
No. Just another dead Chrysler.
NinjaRooster Maybe they didn't keep the tires in good shape. It makes a difference on any car as I learned from experience.
NinjaRooster I think he didn't put it in 4H or 4L
Tires make a difference. Doesn't matter what your drivetrain can do when you have trash tires on.
Toyotas are the best built and driven vehicles on earth. No other makes are even close.
Great video, very well edited! I respect anyone willing to tackle that type of snow.... don't hate on the Jeep owners too much.
Yogurt
lol......and that's why we love our FJ CRUISERS.
The only bad thing about this is. You can't say I'm stuck in the snow I can't come to work 🤣
Lol
Apparently, FJ stands for "F-ck Jeep" 🤘
Thank u so much,was gonna get an jeep but after seen your video definitely stick my old plan which I'm buying fj cruiser soon
I absolutely love my FJ Beast! I hunt deer in the mountains of northern Pa in December. I have to drive six miles off of the paved road just to get to the lane to the cabin. The lane is 1 mile long, crosses a creek, goes up a steep grade to the halfway point where I have to make a 90° turn to go up another steep grade to finally arrive at the cabin. Once there, I usually have to go back down to pick up my hunting buddies whose 4wd trucks and Jeeps can't make it up the hill. One of the guys has a Jeep that he put about $4,000.00. worth of off-road upgrades on. I make him say, "Pretty please" before I'll go get him and his gear. LOVE MY FJ BEAST!
Reverend!! You should be ashamed of yourself. Lol
Do you still have the same fj beast running good still?? Had any problems over the years??
@@thebeast1727 Still have it and she runs like a dream. No trouble with the FJ at all. I feed her premium gas, change the oil on schedule, keep her shod with good Yokahama rubber and I don't baby her.
Nice on making him say, "pretty please."😄
I own one. Had several Jeeps..The FJ is a class "A" ride, Love it
Before buying the fj in 2011 I wanted a wrangler, but my insurance didn't cover it, so I got the fj, no regrets 🤟 FJ's for life 🤟
I was here in D.C. for the 2015 blizzard. I have a black FJ Cruiser. Me and 2 other people were the only ones to make it in to work! Thank God for the FJ!
I love everything about this video. Thank you!
I love watching vehicles in snow. I've had my stock 2003 Subaru Outback in 2' of snow with all season tires and never got stuck! I can't imagine what would happen if I had snow tires or chains but man do I wish I had a 4WD lo or something as it would definitely help a bit!
my friends said I should have gotten a jeep...after seeing this I am so glad I am getting an fj instead. This weekend get to pick her up and I am more excited than a kid on Christmas morning.
How on earth is that Jeep stuck... Driver probably didn't know how to put it in 4wd...
I’ve seen Jeeps get stuck plenty of times. I feel like they are known for durability and off road capabilities, minus deep snow, they probably dominate just about everything else on trails tho lol.
@@timeisnow4116 They are great in deep snow. They aren't very reliable though. I've had many Jeeps. Check my blizzard videos. Goes right through snow 3 times this deep! But, tires make a huge difference. Stock tires on base models are crap. I use Wrangler Duratrac tires on my Jeeps (I don't have any Jeeps anymore; currently have a FJ Cruiser).
Also could have been a 2WD Jeep. Yes they make them and gosh knows why people buy them
@@timeisnow4116 durability? 😄
@@earthling1984 you’re keep went through 6ft of snow??
Tires tires tires kids. There are comments here about chains and tire pressure and lifts and other 4x4's getting stuck. Here is the real deal. Winter tires compared to all season tires of any make or model will always be better in snow/slush/ice. The short explanation...the rubber on all season tires becomes hard due to the cold at around 5 celsius and as the temperature drops that increased 'hardness' has a very negative effect on traction. So if you ride on all seasons in the snow letting the air out will give you a little bit more traction, not much mind you and will affect driving stability and speed. Chains are great, but a pain to install and severely limit tire spin when stuck (as they will fly off and decapitate the neighbor's annoying dog) and will of course affect driving speed.
The winter tire is made to stay malleable at low temperature (-40c) and will provide above average traction in wet and dry winter driving conditions. No speed limit or tire spin restrictions and if you decide to purchase studded tires...well your king then. The negative side...they wear much faster than all season tires in warm(er) winter conditions.
'09 FJ Cruiser with GoodYear winterforce tires....studded of course.
Tom LaRocque Preach it.
Tom LaRocque '07 FJ here that runs studded Hakkapallittas every winter...never been close to stuck in Alberta winters.
Studs and chains are all good.....except when they are not legal to use where you live.
Tom, Ive got an 07 FJ as well. Totaled my 2012. The 07 replaced it.
Exactly
Setup right...here in New Hampshire, the Toyota FJ Cruiser is stupid great in the worst of Winter conditions....
We had 22 inches of snow three Saturdays ago and my FJ made it through like a beast when other cars wouldn't without chains
Up here on Long Island, we too had over two feet of snow, and my O8 FJ was plowing through drifts well over two feet. Had one slight hick-up when I hit a snow bank going up a hill. I used the diff lock, and a little digging, and got her out. My friends were impressed to say the least. The K&N CAI, with the Magnaflow Headers/exhaust were growling like a beast from Hell. Great Video.
lol awesome video, as an FJ owner and past Jeep owner I love the comedic side of the video and yes those chains you have must make you unstoppable. Ive had much experience in my FJ in the snow and can say they are beasts no doubt, again great video thanks for sharing.
Chains make a huge difference ..
Chains help a lot.
I also have an FJ Cruiser in DC area, but I don't have guts to test my FJ in such heave 27" snow, because I have been stock in snow 10 years ago with my 1999 Ford Explorer. Good to know that 4H (4WD High) with A-Trac on gives you excellent traction in snow at all speeds. I love your video.
great video, i have a 2012 FJ with a snorkel. they are Beasts
chains and snow tires make a world of difference!
Guess that answers my question about my new to me FJ Cruiser snow handling. My Tacoma I traded in which was a base model would've done that but not as smooth. Problem is here in Iowa the wind blows and packs the snow, I've actually gotten stuck like the Jeep in a 4x4 Dodge half ton and had to dig because it's lifting the frame enough the tires can't dig in the middle of a rural highway. That thing was normally good in the winter and the only time ever stuck.
This is the video that made me get an FJ!
Love it! I have a set of Michelin Ltx right now that are about 4 years old (I know it’s horrible) and my fj still plows through the snow no problem. I’ve had jeeps in the past, but my fj outdrives them all day!
I own an fj and can tell u personally that i done the same thing except without chains the fj is the king of off roads not a chevy nor a ford there gas hogs i travel in mine great gas and dont even have to lift it
Byron Drewry what do you average your MPG at?
@@cosmicemp1re756 I'll answer it based on mine I get about 265 miles to the tank which isn't good but I don't give a shit I love this vehicle that I own 2012 FJ
Byron Drewry actually a land cruiser is the king but fj does a real nice job
@@QUANTRELLBISHOP That's about what I get too. I don't care either! LOL
TheMeek24 - fzj80, with triple locker and 35s will eat this snow like a slurpee🤣
This just made my day
I have a 2010 FJ, and will be an FJ owner for LIFE!!!!!!
Stock 2005 Durango limited, with all terrain tires. I had to stop in the middle of a hill because a Philly city bus was stuck. A lady gets off the bus and walks directly in front of my truck so I came to a dead stop. Huge 4 lane highway behind me, 2.5 ft of snow and it was still coming down. Locked the diff, had it in 4 lo - put my foot down and it took off like a goat. Toyota reliability is unsurpassed but my Durango is a beast, for real. It's heavy with terrible gas mileage but it's unstoppable in real bad weather. Also- I was in DC for the blizzard. It wasn't bad at all. We had a white out in Delaware and cars were in ditches as far as the eye could see. Good times. Lol
I loved the edit. The surf rock coming in made me lol.
when you realized that you made correct choice with FJ :)
Over the past 2 days we had had a blizzard with over 35cm of snow. I have a Jeep liberty and had no problem getting around. I saw many others stuck, but mine kept rolling along. Jeep is the way to go.
Took mine out in my first snowstorm....like a tank! Amazing In the snow!
Buy some Bridgestone blizzaks for that FJ and you don't need any tire chains! BEST WINTER TIRES YOU CAN BUY! This is the vehicle you want during a Snowpocalypse! Just be sure you have the right tires on!
it is definitely true i owned a 2007 blue and white 2 tone fj, everything stock. The snow blizzards in ny that had everything stuck and i was able to easily drive around in.
Dude you're chained up all 4 in powder on a road come on man
amazing! my dream car!
Chains made all the difference. My fwd jetta with chains plows nice considering height of vehicle relative to the depth of snow.
Great video. Love the music choice.
My 2016 Ram Rebel ate that snow for breakfast bro. no problems here whatsoever. But.... this is a very impressive video indeed. I've owned jeeps all my life as well. If the Jeep couldn't do it chances are the driver is at fault. My last and most prized jeep is my 2005 red wk with 4 inche Oldman emu lift and 33 inche tires. Absolutely love it!!
Respect the “J”!
Your running chains, Guess ill give ya props for being smart enough to put them on.....lmao
Sweet! Love my FJ🙂
WOW THIS IS FANTASTIC
I got to admit that's badass. I've owned two Rubicons but thought the FJ looked like they had so much room inside.
That FJ eating snow for breakfast. All day!
My 2008 Impreza would dance by Jeeps in the northern New York snow.
I have a 2001 Tacoma extracab pickup with Old Man Emu 2.5 over springs and Kenda Klever tires. I measured 14" of unplowed snow during this same storm. I had to use 4 low and my rear E-locker with gray wire mod, but I was passing stock 1/2 ton pickups that were stuck because of AT tires and not using 4 low.
I had a 79 Bronco with a good set of 33’s mudders on it and it went anywhere when we had 21 inches of snow. They don’t make them like that anymore. Heavy lead sleds.
I LOVE my 2007 FJ!!!
let hear it for tire chaines
1:12 Looks like thems some chains on thems tires.. (Still love this 4x4)
A huge thing that the fj has going for it over pretty much every other stock 4x4 is the rear locker. With that engaged you have a solid 3 wheel drive since the front differential is still open. When you have a regular 4x4 with front and rear open differentials you really only have 2 wheel drive because only one front wheel and one rear wheel is getting power the other wheels just sit there. The locker on the fj locks the rear together so both wheels get even power and turn at the same speed and the one front wheel is getting power when 4 wheel is on that's a big advantage. Along with good tires its pretty much unstoppable. You could add a front locker as well but with the independent front suspension that puts a lot of strain on the CV joints when turning.
Anthony Stauffacher the Jeep Wrangler rubicon has front and rear lockers. The Jeep would probably make it through conditions like this if it had a better driver and chains.
Gabe I agree with that. Driver does make a big difference. I don't know how many people I've seen trying to drive through deep snow being real heavy on the gas and getting themselves stuck. Not breaking traction is the real key. Having lockers can really help in not loosing grip. I've driven through over 20" of snow with my Tahoe that has open front and rear diff's without chains and not gotten stuck. You just can't break traction. And if you do don't sit there spinning, ease into the gas and if you have to back up and get another run at it do it. In deep snow like that there aren't many people around on the unplowed roads.
I mean during the Christmas storm in Utah I was able to get over US89 from Hyrum to I15 with chains on my commercial vehicle hauling freight. On my way back from SLC to Hyrum I was bob tailed and had to chain up. Go through it with no problems. Chains are key.
Love the music.
What song is this?
great video.
Haha that’s awesome. Great vid!
Move out of my way! I have an FJ cruiser!!!!
Love this video
This is just chains -vs- no chains. Except for the Jeep.
I know I'm late to the game, but the difference here was wisdom and chains on all 4 wheels. FJ would have gotton stuck without them. The Jeep? Well, inexperience and no chains. In Colorado snow storms with this type snow, rugular 4x4s get stuck too. Usually wrong tires, its too deep, venturing w no chains. Props to the FJ driver. Snow bashing is fun
i have a toyota fj 2018 aniversary edition... and its a beast!
Thank goodness for that 3rd wiper
that fj is a Beast!
best video on youtube right now
Snow chains sure do make a difference though too. Stock tires too though?
Looks fun!
yes yes yes; fresh and soft snow !!!!!
Two words...HELL YEAH!
As usual -the tires are the most important factor here. Then the skill of the driver, the type of snow etc..Also, I hope you had a full tank of gas which should last you a good 15 min in that snow hehe
its not just the vehicles ability, its also the snow chains you have, without them, you wont go too far , plus, why not throw on a plow and help out your neighbour
I really think that YO (my 91 SR5 4WD stick) with tire chains can give that FJ a run for its money
chains on any of the other vehicles would have had the same results.
No. No it wouldn't. 4runner probably. Maybe a Jeep but weight is also a factor. Truck would be worse unless it was loaded down, then maybe but probably not.
The driver said "I cant do this" that jeep is more then capable of getting through all of that as if it was nothing.
I have a 1997 toyota land cruiser I can tell you toyota is the best 4x4.
Thank jeep for inventing the 4x4 son 😉
To bad jeep sold out to fiat so all we get now is unibody crossover chassis with "all wheel drive"
jeep thing+ Jacobus Spyker made the first 4wd in 1902 lol. Jeep wasnt even a thought. Toyotas are better anyway "son".
Land Rover...
jeep thing might want to do your homework on that “son” and I believe you’re thinking of a willys which is not the mopar “jeeps” that everyone thinks “won the war” “ “ “ “ “ “
I'm sure the 4runner would do great too. Toyota makes quality vehicles.
u guys has chain on wheels
lol now do that again but with out chains.
Toyota FJ Cruiser deep snow performance. That's the video name.
Username is Gear 4X4
He doesn't have chains and is pushing snow up to the bumper. Snow is up on the side of the body.
I need to get one!
Chains are for mostly ice people, not dense or light snow. It’s just how much of a unit an FJ is. Don’t get jealous
I’ve seen great jeep drivers in person get through some crazy snow in one piece here in the Midwest. I think it’s skill and vehicle capability just running stock won’t always do it depending on the options you have. Tires in my opinion are a big thing for everyday everything
Loving my FJ.....only issue is gearbox hunts around for right gear at town speeds...is this normal ?
I just hope toypta is paying you for this free commercial... lol
Wow, so cool.... That's Toyota......
Nice vlog.
also fj has chains on tires no comparison
you know...that was me too, in my 2014 4runner during the Blizzard of 2016. I live in Ft Washington, a suburb of Wash DC, and i made it out of my unplowed (yet) neighborhood, and was riding around just seeing what i could and could not do. And all i saw was stuck plows, stuck people in cars, and stuck 'others'...and my 4runner just Beast'd right on through.
Not picking on Jeeps, because i did see them out and about. Im just saying, Toyos can do alot.
kool vid...
Where did you get your chains from?
Where was this? Maryland? Trying to tell from the license's plate.
Fj cruiser need an award
nice j pard! Put a 4 inch susp lift on it! and then you will have a beast!!
Nephew Joe stunting in his FJ Cruiser 0:18 . I see you Neph.
FJ's for life 🤟
Awesome!!!!!!
I like both. But the news didn't say if it was 4x4 or not
Didn't need chains, just get a decent set of tires. Those tires were all season radials. But, yes, the FJ will go anywhere. I live in New Hampshire, and have given it the real test. I got stuck once for a minute or two until I locked the differential, and put it in crawl mode. It walked right off the ice I had it stuck on.
Not all snow is created equal.
The only reason he can roll is because he has tire chains. The Jeep could have done the same thing if the owner had chains.
So it doubles as a snow plow? I want one!
Super!