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Editors note: These are advanced techniques to be used by experienced 4 wheelers. The situations described may be inherently dangerous and the driver must assess and decide upon the appropriate driving technique for any given situation. This article simply presents some optional techniques to consider.

Here's the scene: "The most difficult part of the route was now being negotiated. All four tires were wet and churning, the front axle started pulling the Jeep to the left, sliding slowly down into a monolith of granite. There was a crunching sound followed by a slow screeching of sheet metal. "A little more to the right!", yelled an onlooker. Four other people were also yelling at the hapless driver, cajolling him in an overlapping cacophony of shouted directions. "Doesn't look good over here", "Oh no, that beautiful paint job!"; and, "too fast"...