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Originally Posted by tmarx
If you are only going to encounter very thick, soft sand (without other vehicles around,) once in a Blue moon, don't waste your money. Just drop your tyres to about .8 bar and even .6 in an emergency but then avoid sharp turns and you should be fine...
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x2. I fully agree. A little momentum and high RPM's is all you need.
If you don't know where you are going, it is worth walking and scouting the length of deep, soft sand. As well, scope any potential stopping points along the way.
As soon as you feel the cruiser not getting traction, STOP trying. It only makes it worse. You can high-center on sand quickly.
The sand ladders are only good to get you going/moving. Once you are moving, you will need to know where you can stop/slow down if necesarry.