Know Your 4X4, Beginners Tips

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Know Your 4X4, Beginners Tips. This video is for those who have just bought a 4WD (new or used) or just starting out Off-roading. The video will help you with some pointers about your specific vehicle which are a must know before you 4WD.
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Wow someone who makes a video for beginners off roaders!
Already the best bloke ever lol

sweetsourpork

The serious basics of 4x4 explained with just a light sprinkling of larrikin in the introduction. Ronny - you get the mix just right again. After a long day at work in the city on a cold night, your video's put me in a good mood for all the right reasons.

"As slow as possible, as fast as necessary" was drilled into me decades ago in the green machine, and I still drive to that on road or offroad.

howardp

Thanks Ronny - An older video, but lots of great information for the beginner that wants to go off-roading. All the best, Cheers Rick

smartdrivetest

You have some very helpful videos. Thanks!
When I search for "off-road vehicle" type subjects, it is amazing how many of the videos are made by Australians.

carypeaden

thank goodness these help videos 4x4 are available to new users of 4 wheel drives preparing to go back country NZ

christinejohn

Greetings from Redondo Beach, California (LA)! I've just purchased a 2017 Wrangler Rubicon, which is now in the shop getting lifted, bigger tires, bumpers and winch, etc...
I have been glued to your videos for the last week-thank you for all the great info...you even showed me how to wash my jeep after a trip! I'm new to off-roading, and you've made my transition into the 4x4 world much smoother. Thanks!

spiko

159 person's with thumbs down are getting stuck. This man is just trying to help, thx Ronny...4 running in the states.

HelptheBroncos

Last weekend I took a 2016 Nissan X-Trail with road tyres through boggy clay hilly tracks. Thankfully I had 3 very capable 4WDs with recovery gear in our convoy. Just in case. Surprisingly to all, the X-Trail did exceptionally well. The lesson of the day i learnt after the trip and which i wished i had watched your video before was in regard to departure angle. I practically ripped off most of the back bumper due to massive water hole crossings with a steep entry and a steep departure angles. Oh well. Still we all had so much fun. The kids loved it. One day I hope to own a serious 4WD. Thanks for vids. Im a huge fan.

scobe

Just bought my first 4x4 cheers for this vid mate

AlRHORN

Informative video. This guy Channel is one of the best in term of 4x4 know-how. No bullshit or talking through the hat. I'm 4x4 driver somewhere in Borneo (Malaysia part of it). I occasionally transporting passengers to the interior of my Country for side income via logging road. Sometime it an 11 to 12 hours stressful 4x4 driving through dusty/rough/extra special pot holes/slippery (depend on weather) road. My priority is my passenger safety/comfort and also my unmodified Toyota Vigo 2.5 Diesel long term well being. No. 1 is on tire (all terrain or mud? psi). No. 2 is the driver experience on 4x4 driving (slippery road, the back of the car going to the right? What action to be taken?) No. 3 is knowledge of the vehicle you are using. 4. Emergency tools/ know-how. These 4 basic knowledge will give you a driving experience as if you're cutting a tree using a knife, a machete, an axe or a chainsaw.

michaelandlucifer

Ronny being from the other side of the world in Trinidad and Tobago your videos an tips are the best an easily understood keep up the great work buddy you never stop

davetaf

Thanks for posting this. I just got a 2016 4Runner 4x4 and these are good things to consider before making the maiden voyage. Thank you again.

ryanmartinage

Really glad I stumbled upon this video. Some things I just didn't really think about. Never owned a truck (4x4) before but am really considering a switch to a new Tacoma.

Thank you for dropping some real knowledge!

Ollegram

Thanks for the tips on angles, just went and checked the Prado and got quite a shock with the difference between Approach and Departure angles. Thanks again, keep up the top work.

brianmercer