Hey I didn't know you were on this board. Love your stuff! As a matter of fact my 10-year-old is watching one of your videos right now. Love that you're family friendly... So hard to find.Had some good fun with it on the weekend for sure! Thanks for the share.
Had some good fun with it on the weekend for sure! Thanks for the share.
I've been a long time reader here while I waited for our Bronco to get built, but I just started posting now that I have it. The community here is great. The PPF seems like it's working awesome so far, but I'll have a better idea tomorrow after I wash it. I was told not to wash it with a pressure washer for a week after ceramic coating while it hardens. Hopefully driving through giant mud holes doesn't count?
Thank you so much, that means a lot to me.
We've had a fair amount of snow in January, but it's been dry and above freezing for about 2 weeks now so it's mostly melted at lower elevations. Generally the last two weeks of January and first two weeks of February are quite snowy and cold here in southern B.C., but the weather has been all over the place.So nice to see videos outside of Utah. That's the kind of terrain I get to see a lot of (south of you in the WA Cascades). Looking forward to my chance to get pinstriping all down my new vehicle
Little surprised you didn't have as much snow as I would have thought, sure a lot of water though. Been wanting to do a couple of trips up to BC, but between the plague and general life getting in the way, just hasn't happened yet,
Thanks! I'm really lucky to live where I do. I owe most of my YouTube success to living here really. It's much different scenery than a lot of what's in the United States. Places we go here are also a lot more wild and unregulated, often times places that few if any people have gone in years, up old industrial roads. I find a lot of the off-roading I've experienced in the States is a bit more touristy, if that makes sense.
That indeed makes sense. Like you, I am lucky to have grown up (hopefully I have grown up, but I don't think I really have) in B.C., and the trails are definitely wild, and definitely not touristy. Though I have not received my bronco yet, still hopeful I get it before April, I know of many trails that I will be taking it on to help break it in. After driving one in Moab, I have a good grasp of just how capable they are. Keep up the good work with your vid's!I've been a long time reader here while I waited for our Bronco to get built, but I just started posting now that I have it. The community here is great. The PPF seems like it's working awesome so far, but I'll have a better idea tomorrow after I wash it. I was told not to wash it with a pressure washer for a week after ceramic coating while it hardens. Hopefully driving through giant mud holes doesn't count?
Thank you so much, that means a lot to me.
We've had a fair amount of snow in January, but it's been dry and above freezing for about 2 weeks now so it's mostly melted at lower elevations. Generally the last two weeks of January and first two weeks of February are quite snowy and cold here in southern B.C., but the weather has been all over the place.
Thanks! I'm really lucky to live where I do. I owe most of my YouTube success to living here really. It's much different scenery than a lot of what's in the United States. Places we go here are also a lot more wild and unregulated, often times places that few if any people have gone in years, up old industrial roads. I find a lot of the off-roading I've experienced in the States is a bit more touristy, if that makes sense.
LOL - the Goodyears are straight garbage. They ARE made for mud and they suck in it. They suck on the road. They toss stones everywhere.
I don't know if true, but someone told me the M/T on the Goodyears is for "Maximum Traction" and not "Mud-Terrain" which I think is kind of funny.
Wait does that mean my General Grabber A/Ts stand for "Adequate Traction"?
