Your lift is not at fault, a larger tire diameter would raise your diff's
higher off the ground.

I agree... Hit the gas, wiggle your steering wheel, and dig your way out.

Lil foward... lil reverse.

 

If there is a huge pile of mulch there it sounds like its not a designated trail, unless you had permission from the land owner to be there. Illegal wheeling is a detriment to our sport, please keep that in mind and only wheel on designated 4x4 trails for OHV use.

 

I'm finally out! Two hours later but it's part of the fun

 

We always trail there but I guess it's not ok anymore. That's to bad because it's walking distance from my front door

 

What you really need is a 2 door JK

 

No I have a two door truck and a had a two door car decided I wouldn't buy another two door besides I got a killer deal on my four door.

 

probably high centered...start diggin'

 

i agree. grab a shovel. then get bigger tires

 

When I was running a 2.5" lift with 33's I would hit my center but not get high centered and just make it over crap like that. Now I have 35's and it is like day and night I get over most anything and it also helps that I lifted my front end to a 3" coil. 35's made a huge difference so don't give up on the lift just yet.

 

They have Counseling for things like this and it was your Tires BRO....Not the lift.