FYI -- no m/ t equals stuck on beach

[Luv2Camp]

The easiest way to get out of sand when stuck is NOT to dig out... Place a board on the sand and jack the truck up as if you were replacing the a tire. Fill in the rut under each tire and let the truck back down.

[pdxrealtor]

Lol.... Thx. But I took the jack out, and out of all the tools I carry, a board isn't one of them.

I was just shocked how much traction I lost.

[pdxrealtor]

I've been on this same beach 15 times with m/ts and not even the slightest issue.

Like I said, the a/ts track great which is what I was after, but don't go thinking you're indestructo on dry sand. You're not.

[[__--MUD--__]]

Looks like some wet sand loaded the lugs giving you slicks.... I bet they would do fairly well if you aired them down to get a nice fat bulge footprint. Probably clear out the wet sand a bit also.

[pdxrealtor]

Ya it was damp out up away from high tide. Very thin layer, this pic was just after I got out and turned around.

I do have them aired to 42 psi for gas mpg purposes. You're right, less air would have totally helped.

I've been playing with the rancho ajustables the last couple days. And was planning on airing down to 38 for the ideal ride.

F gas mileage.

[DRTYFN]

Originally Posted by [__--MUD--__]

Looks like some wet sand loaded the lugs giving you slicks.... I bet they would do fairly well if you aired them down to get a nice fat bulge footprint. Probably clear out the wet sand a bit also.