RWD stuck in the mud - what to do?
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Don't know if you can jack it up at all but guessing if can get something underneath the wheels for traction that'll help, e.g.
https://www.theaa.com/driving-advice/seasonal/mudd...
https://www.theaa.com/driving-advice/seasonal/mudd...
How stuck is it? Just lack of traction on the surface, or has it dug ruts?
Assuming it's not actually bottomed out, either try putting something under the tyres for traction, or "rock" it out by very gently trying to move it one way and letting it roll back, then repeating to build up some momentum to get moving.
Weight in the boot can help to add traction sometimes, also.
Assuming it's not actually bottomed out, either try putting something under the tyres for traction, or "rock" it out by very gently trying to move it one way and letting it roll back, then repeating to build up some momentum to get moving.
Weight in the boot can help to add traction sometimes, also.
Is it manual or auto? The old fashioned way was to have a friend sit in the boot and bounce up and down to get some traction on the driving wheels. Alternatively said friend could give the front a shove whilst you spin the wheels in reverse. You could also try sticking leaves and twigs under the driving wheels to give it something to grip.
My wife drove our E350 into a bridle path and got stuck 18 months back. Could not shift it with a Ford Ranger. All 4 wheels were spinning as this was a lane where the traction was poor for the length of it. In the end a combination of traction control turned off and foot to the floor whilst also being tugged by the 4x4 got it free. Not easy.
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