Thanks again! They do good in the dirt for sure. Until I started to go out with the Tacoma I never realized how much of a difference airing down the tires makes!
Basically you go out the 10 like you're going to Palm Springs. best thing to do is to use Pioneertown for the gps, and continue past it up the dirt road and you follow the signs with bears on them and it takes you to Big bear. Check it out, its a good one, its starting to get warm by where it starts but will be nice once you get up the mountain.
This is one of mine and my wife's go to trails when we want to do a day trip. First time we did it was in the snow... EPIC...
That would be cool with snow, we will have to try to catch it with snow next time
Love to see it! Can’t wait to start hitting some trails in my Taco 💪🏼
Thanks again! They do good in the dirt for sure. Until I started to go out with the Tacoma I never realized how much of a difference airing down the tires makes!
@@tackettgarage4982 I’m down in SoCal as well and would love to venture out and hit some trails but the gas prices are just ridiculous right now
Yeah seriously, I’m glad I’m not having to use mine to commute, only getting like 15mpgs after the wheels and lift.lol
Great video. Love to see you enjoying life.
Thanks! Working on making the most of those weekends.haha
Nice drive.. but you guys are so cute airing down to drive on country roads and fire trails.
Yeah wasn’t needed, have done the it after that without airing down. First time on a trail so we didn’t really know what to expect.
Airing down also improves ride comfort, not just traction.
Completely forgot this in my snotty commenting@@Marhtyn
the hard way hah ha ha try that road in the dead of winter with 2 ft of snow on the ground in a street rig
Yeah well that would be harder.
I like it. How can i get there? I live in Orange county.
Basically you go out the 10 like you're going to Palm Springs. best thing to do is to use Pioneertown for the gps, and continue past it up the dirt road and you follow the signs with bears on them and it takes you to Big bear. Check it out, its a good one, its starting to get warm by where it starts but will be nice once you get up the mountain.
Where did the Silverado go?
He bailed after a while, his passenger wasn’t feeling well.
Is this burns canyon
I didn’t know it by that name but yeah I just looked it up and you are right it’s burns canyon.
What’s the second trail called? Was it John Bull or 3N69
I just know it as Holcomb valley road.
How long did it take from Pioneertown to Big Bear?
Probably a couple hours with a few stops not in a hurry.
Do you think it’s doable with a 2wd with locker prerunner?
Yeah I think so, especially when it’s not snowy or anything. If anything maybe air down the tires a bit and I think you would be good.