Article from: Pat Callinan’s 4X4 Adventures Although 4x4s are not legally required to carry snow chains in places like the Victorian High Country and Alpine National Park (unlike their two-wheel drive cousins), they remain a …
History, 4WDing and Camping at Donnelly’s Creek
Article from: Unsealed 4X4 Bring the whole family including your best mate (dog) for the classic High Country experience Words by Geoff Martin, Images by Geoff and Denise Martin. The Victorian High Country is one …
Making Every Amp Count
Article from: REDARC Electronics According to The Todoing Family, maintaining power on the road takes a mixture of good planning and learning on the job. And after six months of offroad travel, they offer their …
Hangin’ Out on the Holland
Article from: Unsealed 4X4 5 reasons to hit this historical Goldfields Track When WA has a stack of 4X4 tracks in every part of the state, you could easily spend a lifetime chasing every one …
Traffic Notes – Road Conditions
Article from: Caravan Industry News One of the most commonly asked questions amongst those towing is “What is ……. Road like? Has anyone been on it recently?” Up to date information on road conditions is …
Preparing Your Finances For Full-Time Travel
Article from: REDARC Electronics Andrew and Peta Murray from Top Wire Traveller spent several years preparing their finances for full-time travel. They share some tips and ideas on how to make your dream a reality… …
The start of a Trepic adventure
Article from: REDARC Electronics Brett and Solene are a couple based in Western Australia with a dream to take a break from their normal lives, and tackle the world on four wheels. Read their story …
Lumberjack Sheoak Hybrid
Article from : Unsealed 4X4 Compact camper trailers are increasing in popularity, and with offerings such as the Lumberjack Sheoak Hybrid it’s easy to understand why. Spotted at the Brisbane 4X4 Show, the Sheoak Hybrid …
Protected: River Crossing: Dangerous But Rewarding If You Can Do It Right
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How much attention does your 4WD’s air filter get?
Article from: 4WDing Australia When was the last time you checked your air filter? The air filter in your 4WD does a very, very important role. If you were to remove it and drive on …
14 ways to keep warm when camping
Article from: 4WDing Australia There’s no doubt about it; many places in Australia have some pretty cool nights to be out camping. There are a variety of ways that you can stay warm when camping, …
TESTED: Atlas 46 Yorktown Tool Roll
Article from: Pat Callinan’s 4X4 Adventures If you’re looking for an effective way to keep your tools organised and stored safely in one place, look no further than the Yorktown Tool Roll from Atlas 46. …
Solar Blankets vs Solar Panels
Article from 4wdingaustralia Solar technology has come in leaps and bounds, and there is some truly awesome gear on the market today. If you haven’t already seen one, you can get blankets which fold out and …
Aussie Bush Camping Auxiliary Power Upgrades
Article from Redarc Jon Riley runs both Aussie Bush Camping and The Gourmet Camp Chef, where he showcases his passion for the Australian Outback and the possibilities of campfire cooking. When it came time for Jon to decide …
The Truth About Alternators
Article from Redarc With the constant evolution of technology in today’s modern vehicles and an increasing number of accessories and options available, setting up a dual battery system can feel more daunting than ever. And …
Unplugging The Cord To Go Anywhere
Article from Redarc The Todoing Family have always had a big ‘to do’ list, and a lap of Australia became something too big to ignore. With little experience, they turned to REDARC to help power …
World Water Day: Camping edition
Article Mr4x4 Friday the 22nd of March was the United Nation’s World Water Day. Given that our bodies consist of around 60% water, now is as good a time as ever to have a look at …
Two Must Have Upgrades To Protect Your Diesel
Article from Caravan Industry News Diesel Care has specialised in diesel engine diagnostics and diesel fuel injection systems for more than 70 years. A lot has changed in the world during that time and that …
Why Your IFS Suspension Lift Sucks
Article from unsealed4x4 …And what you need to do to fix it Fact: We all want that extra little bit of ground clearance for our 4WDs. While the modern day 4X4 is very capable with stacks …
How To Protect Your Battery with an AC Charger
Article from Redarc If you have ever been in the unfortunate position of having a flat battery, then you would have experienced not only the pain and desperation of getting your car recharged, but the …
5 things to check before you hit the road for Easter
So the big supermarkets have now had hot cross buns available in store for about 12 weeks, which tells us it’s almost time for the Easter break. For many of us, this means packing up …
The Question of Capacity
Article from Mr4x4 Since the dawn of time, humans have sought bigger and better. Since humans worked out that breathing clean air is kind of a good thing, followed by the introduction of Euro emissions …
Why You Shouldn’t Mess With Blue Whales… Or Heavy Vehicles
Article from Redarc Andrew and Peta Murray from Top Wire Traveller travel all over Australia in their truck camper. They’re on the road a lot and often see drivers taking crazy risks when interacting with heavy vehicles. …
Portal Axles Explained
Everything you ever wanted to know… A few weeks ago, we were lucky enough to get schooled on Portal Axles while in Melbourne in the most unexpected circumstances. We were in Melbourne for the Australian …
The Two Considerations For Driving On Corrugations
Article from Redarc Steve Cassano has been a qualified and accredited 4WD trainer for 8 years, providing training to mining, gas and other resource sectors as well as recreational drivers regardless of vehicle model or driver experience. He …
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