Class 6 Roads Fun

[Cancunbadlands]

Class 6 roads description: https://www.exploringnh.com/post/nh-class-vi-roads-fact-vs-fiction



My girlfriend hopped out during a less technical and aggressive section to take the pics, but there were much more technical sections. We were only prevented from going further by a tree down across the road and I didn't have a chainsaw with me. Plus on the way out we were told there was basically a pond just beyond that dirtbikes could go around but trucks couldn't get through.



I like to burn the ambers instead of the DRLs mostly because I like the color effect with the tremor accents. My headlight selector allows for: off, ambers, auto, on

Got you, in the Lariat Tremor the DRL's are always on

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[knightgr3]

Got you, in the Lariat Tremor the DRL's are always on

The XLT defaults to auto (DRL on but no ambers or taillights) but this is the amber selection (ambers and taillights). "On" turns on the ambers, headlights, and taillights and "off" turns all the lights off.

 

[ScottyC]

.....Thought yalld appreciate it!......

Most overused "word" of 2025....

 

[knightgr3]

Most overused "word" of 2025....

Yalldve gone crazy growing up down south like i did if yall think yall is overused

 

[OhioMike]

Class 6 store! Most G.I's favorite place. The selection is many times limited, especially for higher end Wines, bourbons and others. Got to get off base sometimes to get the good stuff! However, the prices are SWEET, save a large amount most times.

And no sales tax!

 

[Dad]

Took the (completely stock) Tremor up in the hills on some Class 6 roads and it did remarkably well. Thought yalld appreciate it!

Nothing better than a real world review!

 

[Mavster Mechanic]

Class 6 Whitewater fun!

 

[Dslaughterbeck]

What is a class 6 road?

Drive around in Michigan during the winter our potholes are class 6 for sure

 

[Geo8866]

Nearly 63 years on planet earth and I never knew there were classes of roads until this thread.

 

[babytruk]

Nearly 63 years on planet earth and I never knew there were classes of roads until this thread.

I didn’t know that either, but I also have no class.

 

[JohnCondren1933]

Cincinnati potholes....
I swear, I think they dont fill them just let them get bigger so they can use the potholes as an auxiliary sewer & rain pits.

Drive around in Michigan during the winter our potholes are class 6 for sure

 

[knightgr3]

Now that I've made the banner, @Administrator can I get FoMoCo to look into why my passenger side amber stops working intermittently? Had it at the shop 4x for this issue and it's still winking at me.

 

[Mavster Mechanic]

Now that I've made the banner, @Administrator can I get FoMoCo to look into why my passenger side amber stops working intermittently? Had it at the shop 4x for this issue and it's still winking at me.

Does it tell you when it is out?

 

[More w/Les]

What is a class 6 road?

Inquiring minds want to know. Being inquisitive and anal , did a bit of research.
There may not be a universal "Official Standard" for OHV road classifications. The sites shown below, provide some info, usually 10 Classes, most are very similar descriptions for each class. Several states also provide listings for roads and trails that may not coincide with what is shown below, or even each other.

So, "What is a class 6 road?". . . . . without a recognized standard . . . . .who the hell knows! Guess its like and individuals gender, its whatever you say it is today.

Flatwater Overland Trail Ratings Chart: A 10-class system for describing the difficulty of backcountry roads and trails. https://flatwateroverland.com/trail-ratings-chart

Trails Offroad™: Technical Ratings and Concerns Explained
https://www.trailsoffroad.com/technical-ratings
Warning
All ratings are subjective and can change as a result of weather events and vehicle usage. Trail conditions can change daily. Trails Offroad™ is not responsible for the accuracy of the ratings listed. Ratings should be considered subjective approximations loosely framed from the below reference guide based on optimal conditions. Never go on a trail alone and never be afraid to turn around if it gets too difficult.

Overland Trail Guides (OTG): Trail Ratings Explained
https://www.overlandtrailguides.com/trail-rating-system
Trail Rating Overview
We do our best to explain the physical and technical characteristics of the terrain so you can just if your vehicle and driving skills are up to the task at hand. Given the length of some of our routes (some exceed 1,000 miles), it can be difficult to provide various trail ratings over the length of a given route. To deal with this, we've opted to provide two separate ratings.

Average Trail Rating
This captures the typical experience on the trail. In most cases, routes only have small sections of more moderately technical sections. The average trail rating does not consider these more technical elements unless they make up a sizable portion of the trail. The average trail ratiging should give you an idea of what 50-75% of the terrain is like, but it may obfuscate more challenging sections on the trail.

Peak Trail Rating
The Peak Trail Rating is the highest rating achieves over the course of a route, even if it's only for one mile. You'll want to pay close attention to this, as your vehicle may be suitable for 99% of a route, but a Peak Trail Rating may prevent further travel. Nearly all routes found on Overland Trail Guides fall within a range of 1-6 (easy - intermediate). You may find the occasional route rated above 6, but these are typically offered as alternative routes for people with highly modified vehicles built for extreme terrain.

 

[knightgr3]

Does it tell you when it is out?

No it does not. They've replaced the bulb (which I knew wasn't the issue) and the pigtail (which another driver on the forum with the same issue had done) but the problem persists which makes me think it's a software bug.

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