What do you think about a prerunner in the sand???

If you stop moving forward, then the only other movement will be down... STOP and remove MORE AIR from your tires. Have a good gauge that reads below 10 psi to know what you are lowering it to. 10 psi for a 2WD is probably the starting point... I have gone as low as 8 psi to get unstuck (in a 4WD)... Have a tire pump and replace the air as soon as you are off the beach.

 

Bring a shovel, as reccommended before something to drive on, personally i prefer the 6 oak boards i have in my truck, those + high lift , there really isn't any situation i can't get myself out of, i used to enjoy going out on the beach, it's alot of fun when you see the big f-350's on 37's that get themselves buried to the frames.

 

I didn't have any problems when I went to Bolivar Peninsula earlier this week. The sand right next to the shore was no problem. The drier, looser stuff further up the beach would/could have given me some problems if I had stopped.

Didn't air down this time around but I did have a shovel and air compressor at the ready.

So, really, it depends. I'm wanting to go back and try airing down and seeing how much the Prerunner can handle.

 

just get paddles. you can find 29" to 33" paddles all day long online for cheap. i used paddles with my old S10 prerunner and i never had any problems. if i can find the pic i towed my buddies broke sandrail out of pismo dunes with it lol.