With the road toll already mounting for 2017/18 summer school holidays, doing a quick tyre check may just save you and your family’s life. Pat...
Three must do tyre tips and checks that may well save your life.
Category - How To
Common rail diesel engines require some extra maintenance to keep them running smoothly. Terrain Tamer’s Alan Gray gives us the low down on what you can do to...
We don’t need to tell you how important it is to keep an eye on the wheel bearings on your 4X4. Worn bearings can be identified by a grinding, humming or rumbling...
Nestled along the banks of the Moroka River in the Victorian High Country is a beaut little campsite that’s called Horseyard Flat. It’s a bit of a misnomer, as there is...
Generators are one of those things that often lead a pretty tough life: operating for hours on end, bouncing around the tough tracks in your 4X4 or camper, and sucking...
Drawers are broadly misunderstood in the 4X4 community. There’s a bit of a misconception that they’re purely for storage and simply provide a place to put your stuff...
Summer’s here for a little longer yet, and nothing beats cooking fresh food on an open fire after a day behind the wheel with your family or mates. Try out this...
When it comes to securing your gear safely and securely, you need to know a failsafe method of tying it down with some rope. So we thought we’d show you one of...
“See Season 8 Trailer Here” The approach, departure and rampover angles refer to the angle from horizontal your 4X4 can safely negotiate without your panels...
Mud Driving would have to be one of the most fun forms of off-road driving, but it’s not without risks. The chance of becoming bogged is quite high, as you know mud is...
Throttle control is very important when driving on snow. While it is similar to driving on sand, you need to use your right boot to steer the vehicle...
When you travel through outback Australia there are a few things you’re almost guaranteed to encounter: animals, insects, tough sections of track and, of course, plenty...
There’s no doubt that water crossings are one of the most potentially hazardous obstacles encountered when out in the bush, and when you’re towing a camper behind you...