Tips and Tricks: Driving on the 4x4 Beaches of the Outer Banks

So wish I were there!🌅

Willie!

Great job on the video. Editing is superb, music is nice. Whoever did put this together needs a raise.

I'll be there starting this Sat. Can't wait.

If you driving on the beach air pressure air pressure.

I run my truck out to point on 13psi... Have had the rear tires down to 10psi ... Zero issues. 10ply are stiffer sidewall tires and require more air reduced to get bulge. Air pressure is night and day difference

And don’t forget to pump the tires back up after leaving. Common mistake

This is a great video! The only thing is it showed people standing up in a topless Jeep and we got pulled for that and told it was illegal and they could’ve wrote us a ticket but spared us! We’ve been going for over 35 years, and never realized this! Lol

This video was very helpful, thank you ..

Just got back and watching this because I miss it already. Great video. Thanks.

Doing this for the first time in a few days, thanks for the helpful and reassuring video!

Watch Nagshead peaceful paradise.

There is nothing more fun than driving on Carova beach

Thanks for the tips!

Can you update with information about where to air back up? First timers or folks not from the Northern beaches may not know this.

I have a 2002 volvo v70 xc, it is awd but doesn't really have a high ride height to it. Hoping that is suitable enough.

Do the vehicles have access to the entire beach or do they have to stay up high? I don't feel like laying in the sand with a F150 running 2" behind my head.

Is there a place to put air back in your tires when you go to leave, or do I need to bring an air compressor/ air tank?

People keep asking about 4wd vs awd. 4wd vehicles usually have at least the rear differential to where it can lock up. Awd vehicles MOSTLY don't have any sort of locking differentials, so that is why awd isn't neccessary recommended. 4wd/awd is power distribution front to back, but your differentials distribute power side to side per axle.

Hey I'm actually new to Oregon. where did you just pull in on to the beach like that>
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Can I take a six-wheeler Polaris at the point at Buxton to go fishing I'm not able to drag a wagon all the way out to the point but I have a six-wheel Polaris can I use it at the point

That is at Buxton North Carolina I fished there before but we had a four-wheel drive to go out there I'm not able to pull a wagon that far but I wanted to go out there in a couple weeks that's when we had a lot of good luck from Kitty Hawk all the way down two bucks a lot of trout and a lot of drum I love them both to eat and I thought about coming if I can bring my six wheeler and be able to take it out there

I’d like to do this, do yall have a website?

what about a 2004 subaru forester AWD?

I'm curious if you have seen any cybertrucks get stuck on the beach yet?

Thanks for sharing. Your videos have some of the best info and tips about driving on the NC beaches. We'll be down there next week and plan to drive our Subaru Forester on the beach for the first time. I already have my tire gauge and portable air compressor in the back. Lol. Our plan is to take a horse tour first and then decide if I'll be brave enough to drive the Forester out there.

Is it possible to drive along the beach down from Virginia Beach?