Water Crossing

Enter at walking pace, keep the tires low and maintain a straight, steady crossing.

How to approach it

Set the truck before the obstacle, not after traction is already gone. Line up the wheels, reduce speed and make small steering inputs. If progress stops, ease off rather than digging deeper ruts, then reverse and choose a cleaner line or use the winch.

Why this setup works

Low range trades speed for control, while terrain-appropriate pressure changes the tire's contact with the ground. Differential locks can help when a free wheel spins, but careful throttle and line choice remain essential.

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