M.Seidam

I agree totally with @Lorenzo Candelpergherand @Frederic as well as @Srikumar Before going to bed just commenting regarding the tire size issue . today I completed 50 drives on 275/70/17 A/T Geo I never popped out , not saying it that something to be proud off no maybe tomorrow I will or at any time , I am saying it just to confirm how changing it to high profile ones makes huge difference and by all means , it’s an aid , not substitute per se to the drive skills … control , perpendicular point contact on descend , avoiding sudden sharp and aggressive turns all theses are measures to avoid the issue of getting your rubber off your rim . On my last drive with @Lorenzo Candelpergher I thought I had a pop-out but it turned its over deflated rear measured 5psi @Danish Mohammad come tomorrow and we got your back

Meeting new people is the hallmark of the absolute newbie drives . I had the pleasure meeting all of you today and well come to the Carnity offroad club . Hope you enjoyed it as I did so much . and more than that I hope you could have the initial feel of the sand under your wheels and the importance of keeping the proper momentum as well as what is gravity and how to keep it by your side by steering down . Thanks @Ale Vallecchi for the brilliant demo in the brief ( off course socially distant and COVID precaution respected at all time ) as well as the practical application during the drive so each one had the chance to understand it . Outstanding as usual 🙏 maybe some had previous experience in the sand while others it was their first ever time to dive over the tiny soft particles. @mkhatry @Ferl Brown @AMBATI@Nibu Venu You all did more than great today for day one well done and see you soon in the sand cheers and wish you pleasant week ahead . P.S : if you have any query regarding today or the upcoming drives don’t hesitate to mention your comment and we will be more than happy try best getting you the best answer.

Hi @Usman Basit every Friday there is an AN ( absolute newbie ) drive