making a U Turn to jump the curb

Probably protesters blocking the road.

There was a post on here about 4 years ago where a person was following a 4Runner and the dash camera showed the 4Runner making a hard left turn over the center median to enter a neighborhood. Maybe that person holds the answers?
 
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I came upon a video of a guy doing 0-60 tests in a Tundra. For the tests, he would launch in 4hi and turn the knob to 2hi at ~20mph going full throttle. Maybe you can try that. :laser:
 
y'all want to help me troubleshoot water issues with my SPOD instead? lol

SPOD SE - added water protection?

[MENTION=127657]codyHTX[/MENTION],
Not right now cody, we will address that shortly, but right now we have real world problems with a hypothetical curb jumping 4H locked in solution we are hypothetically trying to resolve from a purely professional viewpoint.

Back to the subject matter at hand.
 
You may need to come to a complete stop , air down all 5 tires (yes, even the spare) to 4 psi, look thru access hole to make sure you are lined up slightly off to head on to the curb, put it in 4H, once 4H is locked in, place in S1 and dump the clutch!
That should work.

I haven't changed the air in my tires yet to winter air, is 4 enough or should I drop it lower.
 
I haven't changed the air in my tires yet to winter air, is 4 enough or should I drop it lower.

If you are not running nitrogen you may need to go up 2 pounds. If running nitrogen, you may be fine there.

Get back with me so I can log it into the cloud database on the interwebz!
 
Where I live the town is 12 miles across. The highway (4 lane) runs through the middle.
All the businesses (20 or so) are spread along a six mile stretch that has a center turn lane.
Some traffic engineer decided to replace the center turn lane with a raised median with 5 places in 6 miles to make a left or U turn (speed limit us 65 mph).
This is rural AZ so the curbs and gravel filler has tire marks all over them.
This median has now blocked a mobile home sales lot so they cannot get homes out of their lot, shuttering that business.
There are now, almost daily, head on accidents from elderly drivers turning left as they have for 20 years, finding themselves on the wrong side of this new median.

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I haven't changed the air in my tires yet to winter air, is 4 enough or should I drop it lower.

Unfortunately you can't get an accurate reading for winter air, until the winter solstice on December 21st, in the northern hemisphere.

You could make an educated guess, but that's just crazy.
 
my wife makes a full uturn on wet pavement in her work covered parking lot during snowy days. nothing breaked though. she complained she was having a hard time turning. lol!
 
I saw this when it was first posted and I kinda love that it's at 3 pages now. We should Sticky it

It's very possible the OP had legitimate question. but the wording of the original post made it seem nonsensical. I haven't seen a post from OP to clarify his original question. therefore until that is done the nonsensical replies will continue and the lols will continue as well :yo:
 
what can be done in a situation when you gotta make a U turn but theres a curb and the road is icy/slippery

and say are just driving in high 2 ... then for obvious reasons you wanna put it in 4h but since you cant make a full turn in 4h are therefor stuck having to just do it in 2h ?

I can do that in 2wd.
 
what can be done in a situation when you gotta make a U turn but theres a curb and the road is icy/slippery

and say are just driving in high 2 ... then for obvious reasons you wanna put it in 4h but since you cant make a full turn in 4h are therefor stuck having to just do it in 2h ?

I can do that in 2wd.

You know, come to think of it, I could probably do that as well even thought we don’t get much snow and ice here but on seldom occasions!

I’m just sayin’
 

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You can do U Turns in 4wd. The turning radius will be a little wider than normal.
Our 4wd system is shift on the the fly so you could also do the U turn in 2wd then shift to 4wd as soon as you made the turn.
 
You know, come to think of it, I could probably do that as well even thought we don’t get much snow and ice here but on seldom occasions!

I’m just sayin’

I rarely snows here in South West Missouri. When it does it's gone in a day to a week.

I have to drive to Michigan to find snow.

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