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From convoy comms to critical safety calls, UHF radios remain essential for 4WD travel in Australia. Here’s how to choose the right setup and stay connected off-grid.

Starlink vs sat phone: comparing the best remote communication options for Aussie trips, including costs, reliability, and why a PLB is still essential for emergencies.

From rugged workhorse utes to family-friendly wagons and hardcore off-roaders, this guide breaks down the top 4WDs in 2026 and helps you match the right vehicle to your needs, terrain and budget.

The Toyota LandCruiser WorkMate is built for hard work and harsh conditions, offering rugged reliability, strong diesel performance, and no-nonsense practicality. But how does it stack up against the rest of the LandCruiser lineup? This guide breaks down its features, strengths, and key differences to help you decide.

BYD’s aquatic-inspired range of EVs are great for everyday drivers, but the company did something clever when expanding to Australia – they gave their range some teeth

The BT-50 has travelled a long way since its origins as a rebadged Ford Ranger. Nearly two decades after its arrival on Australian shores, it has undergone a significant facelift.

Whether it’s tackling rutted tracks or hauling the family to sports on a Saturday morning, the Pajero Sport is designed to handle just about anything Australia can throw at it.

We got our hands on our very own Triton and put it to the test in environments where power and torque become more than just numbers on a specs sheet.

At Club 4X4, we believe a vehicle’s real character shows when the bitumen ends. That is why we took the MU-X off the beaten track to see how it performs where it really matters.

From rocky inland trails to coastal dunes, the best tradie ute needs to balance practicality with performance. With so many options on the market, finding the right fit can be overwhelming.

Known for its reliability, versatility and rugged practicality, the MU-X has carved out a reputation as the go-to choice for families, adventurers and anyone who needs a vehicle that can handle the school run just as easily as the Simpson Desert.

Let’s cut through the hype. Is the F-150 actually built for our backyard, or is it just a chrome-plated “Yank Tank” destined for Bunnings runs and flexing at the local boat ramp?