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Same Price, Different Planet? Jeep Wrangler vs Polaris XPEDITION ... Which Would You Buy?

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Andre and Alex take our Jeep JK and a new 2024 Polaris Industries Polaris XPEDITION ADV 5 Northstar off-road at Tumbleweed Ranch to compare!

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20 Comments

@zachcroft6871 2 years ago

I'm so glad Polaris brought back the 92 Ford Explorer 😂

@jimjones-pz1tt 2 years ago

The transmission on that Polaris sounds like a Nissan CVT with 300,000 miles on it.

@christopherpike8269 2 years ago

In the state of NM, if you add turn signals this Polaris would be street legal. Then the question would be why? Jeep hands down beats this thing for all around use any day.

@krover01 2 years ago

Tfl should invest in offroad driving class for your guys. It's obvious that they don't know how and when to use lockers and low range. For a channel that does a lot of offroad reviews, it would be nice to see someone who actually knows how to drive offroad doing the reviews.

@Durandal_95 2 years ago

When shifting the JK into low range, never put a bunch of strength on the shifter. It will break the bushings on the linkage. Shift into neutral, let it slightly roll, and then move the shifter. If done right, it will just slide into or out of low range.

@Cloud30000 2 years ago

The Polaris sounds like a cross between an RC car and a ride-on lawnmower.

@jameswood3878 2 years ago

Something they never seem to note is that the manual for the Jeep states that if trying to shift into 4L at a stand still difficulty can occur. It actually states to be rolling just a little, shift transmission to N and then shit to 4L. If they would do the process correctly then he would have much less issues.

@dougpendleton1266 2 years ago

The Polaris looks like a pregnant Roller Skate!

@architypeone8646 2 years ago

Possible obstacle names: "Roman's Rump", "Mt. David", "Mt. TFL", and "Pile-O-Dirt".

@Yarnitsua84 2 years ago

You’ll burn a belt up doing those slow obscenities in high range!

@holden8239 2 years ago

It would be cool to see some stair step obstacles added to the course with increasing step heights as you go higher.

@edge35 2 years ago

My obstacle name suggestions:

- Breakover Bluff
- Peak Performance
- Tumbleweed Ridge

@johnnycomelately4257 2 years ago

The Polaris reminds me of a $50K electric toy car.

@TreatsOnTheStreets 2 years ago (edited)

That new obstacle is a nice addition but I feel it needs a log or something at the crest of it. Every time a vehicle climbs it the angle will be reduced without something solid there. It would also create more of a challenge to have more of a ledge. I'm afraid over time it would just become easier and easier to do as tires and undersides of cars scrape it away and lessen the angle/ crest so it wouldn't be apples to apples comparisons.

@wpherigo1 2 years ago (edited)

How about David’s Dirt Dump for the obstacle.? The engine in the Polaris sounds more like a generator rather than a serious vehicle engine.

@soulin2010 2 years ago

I love watching the TFL channels.. I tune in daily! A great name for the new obstacle, I think, Mole Hill

@9253349 2 years ago

Omg, who wants to listen to that motor reving to the moon all day. Give me the Jeep.

@TheDon8771 2 years ago (edited)

Looks like the Polaris has a shower option as well 😂😂😂

@coloradomallcrawlers 2 years ago

One you can drive to the trail, the other you have to trailer. I’m definitely NOT anti-SXS, but for Colorado and Utah, they just don’t seem to make sense (not enough SXS only trails and some towns are banning them). You can take a stock 4WD vehicles through most Colorado trails without issue. Now it TN where there are SXS only off-road areas, I could see myself getting one.