Rescued: Stock Overlander Rental Wheeling in Moab

[RidinDirty]

I'll be honest, the thing did alright in places. Especially considering the bone stock tires pumped up tight. LOL

Really was impressive for a stock Overland. If it had a mild lift and maybe one locked axle it could have done it without problem.

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[keithcroshaw]

Man I gotta say that stock Overland did really freaking well... I now have no motivation to upgrade my suspension until the death wobble sets in... Tires, it's all staying, maybe they'll get a nicer AT when they're bald...

This guy is a Jeep plant to promote how capable they are stock lol.

 

[DBravo]

Those tires look as aggressive as the tires on my wife's Hyundai.

Kind of cool seeing people from Europe coming to the US to see our country and ride our trails. I've heard that people that live in mainland Europe have to go to Africa to find offroad stuff. Shame. There is nothing left to use for those guys in all of Europe that hasn't been taken over by the government or third parties.

-Sounds like eastern Massachusetts….

 

[RidinDirty]

Stock Jeeps are pretty capable in the the "basic trims" but it's all about how much scraping and constant hang ups, and ease of your wheeling day that makes you want to mod them.

 

[Mbryson]

Kane Creek used to be a pretty mellow trail. The past 4-5 years, it's turned a little challenging

 

[SATSFYD1]

Lol… we liked Moab before JT now we love it!

 

[sbach66]

Makes me feel pretty good about the capabilities of my Overland.

 

[STLMike]

Back when rental companies would rent to 21yr old punks I may have rented a 4x4 Blazer when I was in Las Vegas once. There are some cool dunes by Nellis AFB and across the street from Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Long story short, I bought the insurance. The Blazer was pulled to the street and towed. Turns out, Blazer don't jump dunes very well.

 

[Moabite]

Kane Creek used to be a pretty mellow trail. The past 4-5 years, it's turned a little challenging

It's happening to almost all of Moab's trails. Mother Nature plays a part. But the majority of trail damage is caused by overuse and stupid drivers.

 

[Mbryson]

It's happening to almost all of Moab's trails. Mother Nature plays a part. But the majority of trail damage is caused by overuse and stupid drivers.

Agree

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