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hi,
I own tiguan (DSG) for last 5 years in saudi arabia. It is more off road capable than many other cross overs in this category, specially on sand dunes. I have never used it in mud or rocks.
One small draw back is its low ground clearance. I fitted mine with 215/70 R16 tires to get little bit of push up here. The original is 215/65 R16. There is still possibility of using R215/75 R16 tires. But I will double check it for any rubbing issues at extreme steering angles at my next tire change.
I was considering using spacers but so far never felt the need of it in dune bashing. Lower pressure (18-20 psi) and momentum are good enough to get out of sticky situations.
Here is the video my daughter has posted.
I own tiguan (DSG) for last 5 years in saudi arabia. It is more off road capable than many other cross overs in this category, specially on sand dunes. I have never used it in mud or rocks.
One small draw back is its low ground clearance. I fitted mine with 215/70 R16 tires to get little bit of push up here. The original is 215/65 R16. There is still possibility of using R215/75 R16 tires. But I will double check it for any rubbing issues at extreme steering angles at my next tire change.
I was considering using spacers but so far never felt the need of it in dune bashing. Lower pressure (18-20 psi) and momentum are good enough to get out of sticky situations.
Here is the video my daughter has posted.