The Jeep brand has been available in the Indian market for close to five years. They also debuted some of most well-known vehicles, such the Wrangler and Grand Cherokee, at this time. The Jeep Compass, a made in India product, continues to be Jeep’s most well-liked and reasonably priced car in the Indian market. After Jeep started producing the Jeep Wrangler in India, it began to garner some favour among SUV fans. It is a capable off-road vehicle, and YouTube videos of Wranglers show this to be the case. In this video, a Jeep Wrangler that became mired in mud is being extricated by a JCB backhoe loader.
Raftaar 7811 has posted the video to their YouTube channel. We don’t know how the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon ended up in this predicament. The automobile was already stuck in the mud when the footage began. It appears that the nearby road was being built. On one side of the street, there is loose gravel. It appears that the driver was trying out the Jeep Wrangler’s capabilities when he got it stuck in the mud that was next to the gravel. Actually, the mud wasn’t sticky and it was dry.
At the location where the Rubicon actually became stopped, a backhoe loader was undoubtedly at work. The Wrangler is anchored to the road by the driver, who fastens a metal chain to the vehicle. As soon as the Jeep Wrangler’s driver climbs inside, the vehicle moves onward. The Wrangler was able to emerge unscathed from the muck with the aid of the JCB. It was a tiny piece, and a real road was right next to it.
It is quite clear that the owner’s intentions were not to go off-road with the SUV. He was just trying if the SUV could clear a small obstacle without any issues. As always, there are set of things that one must keep in mind while going off-road. One of them is to walk to the obstacle. The driver should have stopped and checked the surface before driving it into the mud. He could have avoided this situation if he came down and checked if the mud is loose or not himself. Next is always carry a recovery equipment at least a tow rope in the SUV and never go alone for such off-roading expeditions.
