I was in the first part of the video (the dad with the two boys that they first saw when they got close and we briefly chatted). We drove up to Smith's Mesa and could quickly tell the slick mud was going to be a problem so we didn't go far on the muddy road (only went uphill). We then saw the couple down the hill a ways and they flashed their lights so we walked down to see what we could do. We had a ton of mud stuck to our shoes. We couldn't push them worth beans by hand. I tried to coach her on driving slowly to avoid tire spin and slowly pick up speed to get up the hill but it was no use. That car was going nowhere on its own. They didn't really have cell service so I called a local towing place and they said I better call Matt so I did and sure enough he was amazing. That poor couple had been trying to get up that road for hours before we saw them. Matt came within like 20 minutes or less and rescued them in about that same amount of time. That mud was crazy slick!!

@forrestking1760

Жыл бұрын

it is!, tho u have to have no doubt in the moment if you do ur brain wont be deceived.

@barbarabehm1

Жыл бұрын

Hi...it was so nice meeting you. You were our best angels besides Matt and his crew. Thank you.

@jesuschristiskingandsavior461

10 ай бұрын

that’s so good of you to go check on them, try to help, and call someone for them! The world NEEDS strong men! Thank you. You’re Raising your boys right, teaching them great lessons, principles, and being a great role model for them. I know parenting is hard. But you’re doing so great!

@briananderson7503

10 ай бұрын

@@jesuschristiskingandsavior461 I needed your encouraging message today, thank you.

I am the dad in the 2nd half of the video. Great tour and Matt was great! Could not believe how fast they showed up.

@ericperkins3078

Жыл бұрын

You're to be commended on spearheading such a gracious and grateful family! Psst: who got the shirt?

@briancreech9990

Жыл бұрын

I was gonna say that it makes sense yall are from Ohio, everything bad happens to people from Ohio. Lol. Honestly though your accent matched ohio.

How’d you turn around? 5:00 “Very carefully.” This woman is great.

Trucker tip: Use a long, wide ratchet strap to wrap around the circumference of the tire and tighten it up until the inner and outer beads flare out to the rim. This, along with the water should create enough of a seal to reseat the bead. Obviously, this works best with the tire off the ground. Actually, Matt’s Straps would be perfect for this!!

@andrewk8636

Жыл бұрын

That's especially useful for when both beads broke

@andrewk8636

Жыл бұрын

@@canadianguy-nl1xw bruh what? 😂

@UhYeahWhateverDude

Жыл бұрын

@@canadianguy-nl1xw How?

@brutallyhonestmf5578

Жыл бұрын

I've done it many times and works very well 👍🏻

@thebaldeagle655

Жыл бұрын

Matt's straps would be perfect! With no hooks it won't tend to pinch in at 1 point.

How stoked that family must feel - stuck, got to do some rock climbing, then gets Matt to show up to save the day. Few days later....watch in on YT. Cant beat that!

Experience is that thing you get right after you needed it the most

@BugnOutLLC

Жыл бұрын

It's a bitter fact of life!

@straubdavid9

Жыл бұрын

Sooooo true🤣😂🙃🚙🚙

@ludicrous7044

Жыл бұрын

Hindsight always clear!!🤷🏻‍♂️

I’m telling’ ya! The paint job on this Jeep remains outstanding! On camera I am sure doesn’t show the true quality but really comes close! RL and his team did an outstanding job!

@dljones61

Жыл бұрын

Was thinking the same, they really did a nice job on that.

@russeagan7204

Жыл бұрын

It's pretty beat up and used in person. The morrvair too. You can't see it on camera.

That family was great. So positive! Nice to see people raising great kids.

@AdiusOmega

Жыл бұрын

There's a lot of that going on in Utah, lotta religious folk with great values.

@jesuschristiskingandsavior461

10 ай бұрын

Agreed. He commented and it was 2nd to the top. Exactly what I said!

I found a great tool to keep from getting muddy or wet when laying on the ground. Buy a Universal Accordion Auto Sunshade that you put in your car windshield to help keep the inside of your car cool. I use one specifically to lay on the ground with because they are water proof, they are light to carry, they fold up and take up little space and they wash off easy for use the next time! Oh also you can keep it folded up and use it to kneel down on rocky or hard surfaces!!

I heard so many people ask my dad, "Why aren't you wearing a jacket?" Some people like Matt, are made that way. Strange but my father used to tell me that it is all in your mind, if you tell yourself you're not cold you're not. Never worked for me.

@DonGorgen

Жыл бұрын

Who need a jacket when the weather barely drop below freezing

@duramaxdad

Жыл бұрын

I’ve heard of people freezing to death in a warm freight train. Reason being it said refrigerated and they believed it. Tell yourself to b depressed today and let me know if it worked? Then tmro choose happy. All the best my yt friends and Allies

@s2ncharters

Жыл бұрын

cold is a mental state. Hypothermia is a physical state. ;0)

@mediocreman2

Жыл бұрын

Regardless of your mental conditioning, you can still get frostbite. Seen it happen with stubborn guys

@flurpoid

Жыл бұрын

@@mediocreman2 I've gotten frostbite from removing a single metal valve stem cap in -20f weather with bare hands. It luckily wasn't bad frostbite, but it sure taught me a few lessons.

Honestly nothing better than a recovery video in the morning. 🌄

10:58 Wow Matt brought an air compressor, I was almost shocked to see him pull that out from the Banana.

Man… I am not proud to say that I had to get rescued out the mud this morning, got some rain the past few days and thought it was a good ideas to go mudding, half my truck sank real deep, thank you to the beautiful Samaritan who pulled me out !

First recovery - she was the best driver being pulled you have ever had. I know she had coaching, but dang she did a very very good job keeping the rope tight

@Aleblanco1987

Жыл бұрын

How did you turn? Very carefully!

@straubdavid9

Жыл бұрын

@@Aleblanco1987 Heh heh .... yep🤣

I just love seeing a Matt's off road recovery video. Matt you always get the job done and with a smile and a tee. I loved the one where you were driving to a job in the snow and you had the ac running and you were telling the others if you had the heat running then you would get cold. Hey thanks for all your great videos.

@stevanrose7439

Жыл бұрын

I rode with my brother to work that was over a hour away and I was dressed for the cold weather and he would run the heater on full blast. And when we got to work he was always cold and I was warm.

That family was very nice. I bet Matt has earned a few more followers on this video. And the lady at the first recovery. She’ll be telling all her friends while wearing the shirt. 😊

A trick for the Makita air compressor - get one of those zip ties that you can open and close, like the ones with a slot and triangles beaded cable tie, that way you can keep the button presset with a zip tie while doing something else and it will automatically stop at set pressure. Then remove the zip tie and keep it around the handle. It really amazed me that they managed to make a digital power on/off button but not a digital pump on/off button...

@dalegrover7633

Жыл бұрын

Makita dont want you to zip tie the switch, this is from the manual. After using the tool for 5 minutes continuously stop using the tool for 5 minutes for cooling down. Do not use the tool beyond the continuous operating time allowed.

@EarlLeeBird

Жыл бұрын

@@dalegrover7633 I'm surprised someone actually read the instructions. But still, do you want to hold the trigger that 5 minutes? I dont think so. 5 minutes is long enough time to do something more useful, especially if you have limited minutes of daylight left. Stupid design by Makita especially since there is partial digital functionality - they should have implemented a digital overheat protection like on most on their other tools or a pre-programmed 5 minute duty cycle so that you dont have to hold the trigger on the side of the road when other cars go by but can stay in safer location.

you can tell how good Matt is at his job, that tire kick trick was beautiful! keep up the good work Matt and team!

@TheVovozela

Жыл бұрын

How does it improve this process? Thanks in advance.

@GrayRaceCat

Жыл бұрын

@@TheVovozela Yup, the right foot is an integrated "tire billy"!

@chasm9557

Жыл бұрын

@@GrayRaceCat Calibrated toes. It's like an experienced carpenter having calibrated eyes when eyeballing measurements.

@GrayRaceCat

Жыл бұрын

@@chasm9557 Exactly an EYEcrometer!

@BitBuhkit

Жыл бұрын

@@TheVovozela Some people just like to have fun!

Now this was an adventure pulling out the lady in the Malibu then his experience paid off by instead of changing the tire he aired it up with a couple of well placed kicks! Good job Matt and Tom!

@straubdavid9

Жыл бұрын

"instead of changing the tire he aired it up with a couple of well placed kicks"" Follow the science😂🚙🚙

Finally someone comments on Matt's complete disregard for how cold it is outside. Years watching and he almost never wears a jacket.

@eze779

Жыл бұрын

He explained last year in a video why he doesn't. It's a mind over matter thing for him.

@IEchuckie

Жыл бұрын

He did wear one for a while a couple of videos ago. It didn't stay on for long

@eze779

Жыл бұрын

@CHUCK STITH you know it's really cold if he is wearing one lol

@cl9900

Жыл бұрын

"Like he's all coOOol!"

@bigredc222

Жыл бұрын

He makes his own heat by working hard, he's rarely standing still. In construction we say, the heat's in the tools.

Shout out for the family making the most of the moment and enjoying the time together!

That's why I'm such a believer in Onboard air. That Hummer should have had it, I thought those H1 military had OBA stock. Although technically not OBA I'm glad you brought a compressor to the job. Sure beat the heck out of changing that tire. Great job guys.

@lka1988

Жыл бұрын

They come with beadlocks, too. I wonder why they took those off?

@pennmikael

Жыл бұрын

Not to mention- how are you going off roading without a compressor. Should be part of your basic kit, especially in a hummer

@ConorPorter

Жыл бұрын

@@pennmikael because Matt is always nearby?

@balmis3907

Жыл бұрын

Hummer H1's come with CTIS, Humvees don't (well.. very few of them anyway)

@johnkirkland3066

Жыл бұрын

I spent 4 years in the Marines and specifically within a motor transport platoon. I never saw a HMMWV with a CTIS system either stateside or in Iraq. I didn’t see any on the Army ones either. Might have just been a civilian option.

That 1st recovery looked kinda like a throw back to some of your 1st video's! Slick mud recoveries.

I've commented before, re onboard air, get down the local scrapyard and find a Sanden AirCon pump,conver it to on board air and you'll not regret it. Mine on my Land Rover Discovery would have had that tyre on the bead and inflated in no longer than a second. You can find out how to do it on KZread, the wrecker is crying out for decent air supply. Keep up the good work folks

@BoringJohnson

Жыл бұрын

I took a small "home" air compressor and fitted the pump to the car engine with the clutch and pulley of a car AC pump and then placed the air tank in the boot.

Great recoverys guys....re-airing tire was brilliant....thanks for sharing this with us

The absolute best experience would be that the tour humvee breaks down & you get to see Matt & the crew & be rescued by them! lol

@arte9855

Жыл бұрын

Not taking anything away from a MORR sighting. Is there a reason for not carrying a spare, jack and some tools? I deal mostly with desert. I can see you don't want a lot of stuff on the roof making it too heavy with those angles.

@JohnFL

Жыл бұрын

@@arte9855 The Humvee is already carrying a full load of people. Plus, they have Matt in the area

If you take a ratchet strap and wrap it around the middle of the tire (where the tread is), and then tighten it up, it pushes the bead against the rim all the way around on both sides of the tire, then it's no problem to air the tire up and seat the bead. I've done it lots of times. Just wanted to share this tip with you. Thanks for your channel, we enjoy it.

Hell Yeah!! People from CBUS on Matt's Offroad Recovery!!

That family from Ohio were awesome! Took the opportunity to explore instead of letting a flat ruin the experience.

@rdbrnr86gt

Жыл бұрын

Being in central Ohio, I swear I saw that dude earlier today, long before watching this video. Would be funny if it was actually him.

It's always nice to see people make the best of an inconvenient situation, rather than throw a tantrum. Also, that's the most beautiful place to be mildly inconvenienced around.

@thethirdrail8397

Жыл бұрын

That Mud almost looked like peanut Butter!

Great vid. As usual thanks for the hard work. A trick I was taught to rebead a tire was to put a ratchet strap around the tire. By squeezing the center of the tire it causes the bead area to swell helping reseal the bead til there is enough pressure in the tire to rebead it.

Thanks Matt's for that Lovely Scenic morning view of the Desert. Love Y'all

Another fine recovery by Matt and crew. Great video and great work guys. Keep it up.👍🏼🤩❤️

Your title fooled me Matt, good job. 😝 I should have known your mistake wasn't what stranded them for hours. 😁

@JulietteSasek

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, my son was like what mistake?!

@MikeAvilaMD

Жыл бұрын

I was scrolling until I found this comment. Totally click bait (but I would watch it regardless!).

Being from OHIO as well, I can see the family hiking on those rocks 😊 and living my Dream to come and meet Matt’s off-road recovery and Fab Rats. Cheers to another great video 🎉

I've said it before, but the MOR team really needs something like the Sherpa BigAir compressor, makes it sooo much faster pumping up big tyres! btw nothing to do with the said company, just a happy/impressed customer!

If only H1 Hummers came with those fancy double beadlock tires.... oh wait, they do! Not sure why you would ditch them, a simple spacer allows you to run low wheeling pressure without having to use the runflat. That fornt end is smoked, lol - Matt's face when he shook the tire :D

@jeepindave5464

Жыл бұрын

Because they are cheap and don't wanna pay to buy 16.5 tires.

@kennethalbert4653

Жыл бұрын

They also came with built in tire inflation/deflation...

@duramaxdad

Жыл бұрын

What’s a double bead-lock tire? I had a 03 Gm lifted w brand new front end parts. Had play more excessive than this hummer. Good times y’all.

@jeepindave5464

Жыл бұрын

@@duramaxdad it's a 2 piece rim that has a spacer, which in a hmmwv a big rubber donut called a run flat that pinches both beads (thus the name double) of the tire when bolted together and prevents the tire from separating from the rim. Even the fancy KMC beadlocks Matt runs are only a single beadlock for the outside. There is no protection but rarely fails on the inner bead. The problem is that 16.5s have been obsolete for 20 years and only found in surplus military tires or super swamper tires. Also most military vehicles including the hmmwv have a central tire inflation system that allows them to raise and lower all 4 tires at once from inside the vehicle while moving. So essentially by switching to a 17 inch wheel to buy cheaper tires you lost two very useful features for your offroad tour.

@NBSV1

Жыл бұрын

Most people get the idea that old military vehicles are indestructible and also don’t require maintenance. They forget the stuff was likely worn out already when the military sold it, and when in service still required a lot of work to keep in proper shape.

I hope this crew never stops making videos🎉

An effective way of reseating a bead I learned from an old guy.... Use a tow strap around the outside if the tire . It forces the bead out... But it can be super dangerous if you exceed the strap limits.... So dont. Good stuff . Love it

Matt. I finally used the straps. You're right they're awesome. Quick easy safe and secure. Of course this was another great video good job guys✌❤😃

I love the editing style of blurring out the license plates up until the last few frames where it is perfectly clear to be paused on.

@duramaxdad

Жыл бұрын

Yt rules will suck all the air out the room eventually only allowing the biggest channels to flourish. Before ads and msm it was all kinds of fun. Still is.

@BitBuhkit

Жыл бұрын

@@duramaxdad Not a ut rule, It's matt honoring the privacy of the customer. Plenty of plates all over you tube...

@duramaxdad

Жыл бұрын

@@BitBuhkit U think Matt just starting blurring the plates for his customers? U tube rules change all the time. Both maybe true.

@BitBuhkit

Жыл бұрын

@@duramaxdad Yea, but you are wrong as wrong can be. Check Casey Ladelles video from today. See the plates not blurred? Foot in mouth much?

@duramaxdad

Жыл бұрын

@@BitBuhkit You ignore “both maybe true.” Women be like that. I don’t watch your fav ghey tuber. Ask your man’s bfriend he may listen.

Hey Matt it doesn’t always work but sometimes you take a ratchet strap and running around the tire and keep it close to the center of the tread and crank up on the strap a little bit sometimes it helps eat the beads to where you can get air in it doesn’t always work but I’ve done it a few times over the years all right oh by the way, one of the advantages of having hubs instead of automatic four-wheel-drive it get you out of the vehicle you check things out case in point with my old 71 power wagon back in the 70s 318 automatic for 10 gears hell of a truck I was out cruising in the back woods by where I live here near Kennerdell PA and we were going down this old road and I got out to turn the hubs in and I always used to carry about a 4 foot long it was a piece of broom handle and there was a puddle I stuck that broom handle with that puddle and it sunk clear out of sight even in four-wheel-drive I would’ve got stuck but you see if I had automatic four-wheel-drive I probably would’ve got stuck because I wasn’t out of the vehicle anyway it’s a stronger set up anyhow this is Jim mungai From Kennerdell Pennsylvania

God bless older people that still adventure like the rest of us. Use it or lose it!

I would like to suggest installing a dual arb compressor solution in all your offroad recovery vehicles. They can air up a 40+ tire pretty quickly. The biggest pain is you should have a 20+ foot hose with you. Power tanks are very portable and quick but you gotta keep them full.

That was a cool family. They went out there for an adventure and were excited for the fact that they got one

I was hoping to see Matt pull out something flammable and try to pop the tire back on that way. :) Nice work!

@larrythompson8630

Жыл бұрын

Likely not a good hack to put on KZread. There is a slight danger if you are not careful. Honestly with cordless impact. Swapping the tire would have been quicker.

Great video and great job with the recovering and God bless from GA and stay safe 🙏

The starting fluid rebead method has saved me and folks I know hundreds of times. Definitely a faster method to seat the bead. Not sure if KZread would allow that to be shown at this point. But, it definitely saves time!

Nice to see a family take advantage of their time together, doesn't matter how you got there, just how you used your time wile being there. Life is too short to be pissed about stupid sh*&, great job everyone, hope dinner wasn't too cold ❤❤❤

We need a Skeeter and Trevor update.

@thelonewrangler1008

Жыл бұрын

How bored are you?

@ericnunn8856

Жыл бұрын

Things change

@kevtrem341

Жыл бұрын

Skeeter is now on Hunter Goodrich's channel. He's the Florida lad that worked with Heavy D from diesel brothers

@Mountain-Man-3000

Жыл бұрын

Why?

@D_Mukness

Жыл бұрын

@@kevtrem341 yeah i watched them do sketchy things today

Glad those guys on the tour made the best of it and hiked around. Good to see people make an adventure out of things instead of a trip ruining experience

Two nice recoveries . Enjoyed them both ! Matt is a Eskimo ! Thanks for sharing !

You guys are amazing hope you guys had a good new year

Your whole crew are a lucky bunch to be able to do what you do. I hope folks never forget that.

Easiest way to re-seat the bead is the hairspray trick. Just spray it around the bead, put a lighter next to it and it pops (mildly explodes) into place. Gasoline, lighter fluid and anything else that burns is fine for it. It's very common among forest offroaders.

We have some gumbo mud around here that gives you about an inch extra tire diameter for every 100 yards travelled; this seemed more snot-slick than sticky. Still pretty nasty to deal with, though... Good job on getting the tire bead re-seated. If the driver had driven very far on the flat, it might've been a different story!

@richarda996

Жыл бұрын

South Louisiana has gumbo mud just walking around you gain height,lol. It’s best to carry a stick because after four inches your feet get heavy.

Have a happy Wednesday offroaders!

Ohio people are always so nice. Glad they saw it as a part of the adventure.

@ripvanrevs

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!!

I love the view of the roads that you go on to the jobs! Keep up with the great work!

They might need to put some bead lockers on that Humvee.

So we got a call! Good MORRning friends, I hope you are all well? ☺️

@JanelleVocate-Ames

Жыл бұрын

YAY!!! You're here and you're 1st!!!!

@89.

Жыл бұрын

Keep it in your pants

@sjv6598

Жыл бұрын

@@JanelleVocate-Ames mid week number 1! I’m rarely about during the week too 😬

Matt definitely screws with my mind in the desert where it is cold making it seem like the desert doesn't get cold meanwhile that family is all bundled up

@johnchedsey1306

Жыл бұрын

Utah winters in the desert regions can be COLD as heck, especially if the wind is blowing! Matt is nuts, at least in this regard.

I have to say I started watching you guys over my Christmas vacation. I have binged watch most of your videos and it's refreshing to see a wholesome group putting in work. Take care and keep up the good work!

@13:16 "Making memories" is what it's all about!

GO MATT with the calibrated kick test. :P LOL

HEY! Good morning and thumbs UP to Matt's Off Road and crew! Have an awesome day ☀

Love the channel, you all are doing gods work helping people. I would love a used recovery Rope. Rock on.

11:20 Use starter fluid, spray inside the tire and light it up. Beads pop right on.

Matt sitting there in his short sleeved shirt, and in the distance someone comes walking up wearing a cap, jacket and gloves!

@marvindebot3264

Жыл бұрын

The kids are in for a cold ride home once they hit the main road and get some speed up.

I'm a little surprised that a tour company wouldn't have beadlocks, or at least a spare tire.

@frogmaster83

Жыл бұрын

that was my 1st though also.

@GATORADDAM

Жыл бұрын

They seem to do things a bit half assed in Utah. Even as a recovery company. I would have a more compact jack and a real air compressor at all times.

@iffykidmn8170

Жыл бұрын

@@GATORADDAM Badlands just released that jack at SEMA did you not notice the tight shot for advertisement? 😉 and it must be working because every HF store I have checked is out of stock.😟 Compact jacks tend to sink and be unstable in soft conditions like snow, mud, sand you know typical offroad conditions.

@johnhpalmer6098

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts too, why if a tour company, they don't do beadlocks on the tour vehicles that do offroading?

@GATORADDAM

Жыл бұрын

@@iffykidmn8170 I see what you're saying. But I've jacked up many a vehicle with a bottle jack simply using my leveling blocks as a base. I was a service call guy for a tire company years ago, in Florida. Lot's of sand. I've hacked up 80,000 pound trucks, farm equipment with tires you can have a party in and loader tires weighing over 1,200 pounds each. And in all sorts of conditions. Yes, we used an air jack a lot of the time, but may times we had to use simply jacks and a plastic base I carried meant for mobile home blocking. Lightweight and very stable. I'm only a part time overlander and have enough sense to have an ARB air compressor permanently installed in my rig. Nobody with any good sense would go out there with a little emergency compressor meant to top off your Honda civics 13 inch tire if it's a little low!

When I saw those brothers just absolutely vibing I couldn't help but be reminded of that Joe Cappa fella. Just a couple well-rounded boys. Standout scene was certainly the dad questioning the lack of jacket. Hilariously relatable.

Tire tip: it helps to wrap a ratchet strap around the whole tire in the middle & squish the tire.. it slightly widens the beads & often can be just what ya need to get both beads to touch the wheel to start holding air.... especially if you only have a low volume compressor like that. Otherwise ya gotta do the flammable POOF method ;) but ratchet straps definitely help.

Try compressing the beads with the ratchet strap around the tire. I've done it several times on tires.

@EvrttGrn

Жыл бұрын

That's what I do if both beads are popped off. Usually just kicking or pulling on the tire with 1 bead off does the trick.

Just curious, do y’all tell your customers ahead of time that you’ll be filming the recoveries? First customer seemed caught off guard.

@tt600pch

Жыл бұрын

My sense of humor when asked about filming would have kicked in with, "I'm Matt with Dateline NBC". He clearly took the high road.

@JulietteSasek

Жыл бұрын

I think they do ask them if they mind. We just don’t see that part usually. And if someone doesn’t want to be on video, they leave them out. I’ve seen some where they don’t show the people they are towing.

@johnhpalmer6098

Жыл бұрын

@@JulietteSasek Yes, early videos it was a stop sign to hide their face, but they've gotten smart about how to do it now and we just don't see it these days.

@JohnFL

Жыл бұрын

You don't need their permission to film your own work, but it is a courtesy to ask if they're OK with the footage being released on KZread. Since we don't see the transaction part of the recoveries on camera, that's probably when Matt tells them too. No facts, just guesses

@larrythompson8630

Жыл бұрын

It’s also good to film vehicle before at least. “Those dents were not there before”. If you have during, after so much the better.

We have the same type of clay/mud on the dry lake in Vegas. 2 or 3 inches is all that's needed for you to get stuck, slick as ice and fill up your tires within 10 yards...

I don't understand why Matt didn't use the ratchet strap technique. You take one or two ratchet straps and wrap them around the centerline of the tire and tighten as much as possible. That spreads the tire at the bead and pushes it against the rims. No need to hold the tire in the hope the bead seals.

@whatnow5313

Жыл бұрын

Then you fight to get ratchet strap off. This way works far better.

@Cyberdactyl

Жыл бұрын

@@whatnow5313 If you haven't learned how to loosen a very tight ratchet strap you probably shouldn't be driving a vehicle off road.

Trevor and Skeeter are missed. They added a dynamic to the channel that just isn’t there anymore.

@landon4278

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. Just feels like random towing now. Trevor should have fallen mud today and skeeter woulda left it in Park.

@cliffordmontana4562

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. Tom is a nice guy but he’s as boring as a rock. The only videos I’m watching from now on are the heavy wrecker build.

@jdwdfw

Жыл бұрын

And more & more clickbatey titles

Ever since Tom Tom has come along, there has been less Lizzy. Less Lizzy = BAD.

@hhl31636

Жыл бұрын

Ain't that the truth! Leave Tom Tom in the shop and bring Lizzie.

Great idea to check the tire already on the vehicle! Nicely done Matt & Tom.

I liked at the end of the video about the Jacket and cold hands. I drilled oil wells in NE Wyoming in 1977. There was a guy there on our crew that work tee shirts. He was born and raised there. Acclimatized to the cold weather to a point.

One thing I found that helped me a ton seating beads was using a cheap 16-18" walmart bike inner tube to put around the wheel and slightly inflate. It helps seal up any gaps. Then once the bead starts taking I just pull the tube off and let he fill up.

Good folks on this one. I was just up there on the mesa after the rain and that mud was like ice. I don't know what's up with that Utah mud and sand, it's different than a lot of what I'm used to. I'm not surprised that it catches some people out.

I missed seeing the banana on recoveries and wheeling. Good to see it working

I had a great day out with Gary from Redrock Humvee last November. He took me on these trails. It was much better than driving myself over unfamiliar roads as we don’t have anything like this in UK. Just like Matt recommended.

@nickmoulton446

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I was visiting my son in Los Angeles , but rented a car & drove up to Hurricane especially to see & experience some of the areas I’d seen on your videos. Gary was brilliant & he showed me your yard too

I still can’t believe how people drive 2WD vehicles out into the wilderness! Mind boggling! Keep up the great work crew!

Well that gave the people on the tour some great memories!!!! What a superb adventure!!!

That Banana is so well built! Matt, you've done a great job.

You guys definitely have some pretty sceneries for being in the desert. Lots of cool rocks and stuff

Great Hummer rescue! Glad everyone enjoyed the downtime AND the rescue!

Nothing better than a touron taking in an event as an experience and enjoying it. It really doesn’t get much better.

@eldorado767

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Except I thought the plural of tourist was 'tourii'. They did have a super attitude, tho!

Wednesday afternoon here coffees made, so time to watch MORR. Cheers Matt and team (TomTom)

When life sends you lemons and you enjoy the scenery in stead. Nice one again guys. Regards.

That mud is something else. I remember driving from Ignacio heading to Navajo Dam and seeing mud flying in the air from a side road coming my way , I slowed down and out came this oil well service truck flying out into the road and pulling over it was covered in mud all that you could see that did not have mud is where the wipers cleared the windshield. When I pulled up next to him I could see he had chains on the rear ( a dualy ) they had broke and smashed the fenders to pieces two of the tires were flat on the back and one in the front I asked him is he needed any help and he said nope good to go . Never buy a used oil service truck and stay out of the mud if you do get in it don’t stop . Thanks for the video

I gotta say I'm impressed by that Lady's driving skills in the mud and how that car made it as far as it did. And Matt's car jack can actually run over a zip tie!

I'm fascinated by Smith Mesa. Never been there, but when I DO go to Hurricane, MORR and a trip up Smith Mesa are on my must-do bucket list. It's the whole Cold War aviation and Space race history about the place. Understand there's not much the average person can actually see there, but I'm still gonna run up there. And will definitely stay on the main road and not veer off like these folks did. BTW, that road up looks like it's been repaved since Google Street view last went up there - it looks pretty rough on there so it's good to see it looks better....

Kind of interesting how we here in the north of the state have slick roads due to snow and ice, while down south it's due to slippery mud. Bet it makes great bricks.

So nice to see that there are still people who can make the best out of a bad situation instead of crying and getting dramatic

Lol they leave you behind while your trying to go uphill. Great video guys!

New at MORR windshield cleaning kit… 😂 Doubles as a Matt’s Strap holder! 😉

That lovely Lady did a great job, Thanks Matt!