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Roll Your Tires Over Large Rocks
Do not straddle large
rocks; drive over them,
letting the tire cover
the rock. The tread of
the tire is thicker and
tougher than the
sidewall of the tire and
is more resilient to
impact than underbody
components.
Log Crossing
Using the proper technique, your vehicle will cross
logs up to 10 inches (25.4 cm) in diameter. Approach
the log at approximately a 15 degree angle (A) with
the transmission in FIRST (1) and the transfer case in
Four-Wheel-Low Lock and "walk" your vehicle over,
one tire at a time. It may be necessary to modulate
your brake pedal and accelerator to avoid spin-out.
Ease the vehicle down from the log with your brake.
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