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Good article. Well worth a read!!!!

I usually drive my rig at 1.8 bar on tar road. If I have ti drive dirt road for a long distance, 1.5 bar. Mud also at 1.5. Depending on the softness of the sand, I start at 1.2 bar and if necessary air out as needed. 0.3 bar is the lowest I am willing to go to as the tire might come of the...

I have a thunk with kit that goes in the truck when I do a short trail. The kit includes my recovery gear, some water and snacks, a rain jacket and some work gloves. Do you carry some stuff for a quick day trip off the beaten track?

After purchasing a stock vehicle, what upgrades and mods would be first on your list to do? And why?

I've heard somewhere that different light colors attracts less bugs. I have a real problem at my camp kitchen. Any one that can shed some light (hehe) on the subject?

@Jorrie_A_Jordaan

Same here. Most caches requires a premium subscription. Takes all the fun out of it. If I have to pay so much, how am I going to afford new over landing gear!!

Hate it when that happens!!!

That looks bad. Were you able to recover?

What is Geocaching? Geocaching is using multi-million dollar satellites to find Tupperware hidden in the woods. :) :)

Amaizing!!

Lots of hiking, photography, fishing, surfing, and most importantly, sharing these experiences with friends.

Wow. that's really dug in. Cant believe no one stopped to help. Get those Maxtrax. They are a life saver. I'm also saving up for a pair.

Nice rig. Makes me want to hit the road!!

Getting some good flex there!!

We have all had that mishap were either the rig or the driver lets us down. Lets see some i'm stuck, going nowhere slow, photos.

Hitting the road in 2 days. Going up to Beavelac. Totally stoked!!!! Getting the truck ready!!

What do y'all drive?