Timberline is Surprisingly Capable

[Lumberjack]

We spent 6 hours without sight of a paved road last weekend and the Timberline handled it great.

 

[GlennSullivan]

impressive!

 

[SyndicateZ]

We spent 6 hours without sight of a paved road last weekend and the Timberline handled it great.View attachment 81789View attachment 81790

I would like to see a video

 

[Lumberjack]

I would like to see a video

I don’t know how to attach videos

 

[aalbert]

With all of the bad weather we get in S. Florida, what are you finding is the comfortable depth that these vehicles can handle... I believe the owners manual suggests nothing more than mid wheel.

 

[BigOleFordFan]

Well, as they say up in them thar hills.......

Yee Haw !

 

[Deadman]

Do we really think these vehicles were actually designed to do this stuff? lol. They are grocery getters in my opinion.....

 

[duneslider]

Designed to do serious offroading? Nope. Capable of doing offroad driving? Yep. I have a lot of miles of off-highway backcountry driving and the expedition has done great. I recently was up in the mountains and a rain storm hit and I was genuinely concerned about the mud and the slick tires I have on the Platinum (I really need better tires) and sure enough the trails were slick as snot but the expedition chugged up and down everything like a champ. One of the group in an F150 had much more trouble than I did. I will say, cleaning mud off the expedition is rough, it has a LOT of places to catch and hold mud.

 

[KenCar]

I have used my 2023 Timberline in the fire roads in Michigan and it does well getting back to campsites and fishing lakes.
Not a jeep but still pretty good.

 

[GixxerJasen]

If you are only getting groceries, then you are missing out on a lot of fun. Show me another vehicle that does better at taking 6 adults to the middle of nowhere to have a picnic lunch with no one else around while you look out over the canyons.



By the way, nice three-wheel shot, that's a winner.