With the weather starting to heat up, it’s time to start getting ready for those spring and summer camping trips. One thing that is often overlooked when making sure your 4wd is ready to hit the road is solar. No matter what type of solar panel setup you’re running, they all need a little care to make sure they’re working at their best.
If you are new to the game of four-wheeling, you have likely seen the term upper control arms, or UCAs for short, floating around during your quest of planning the ultimate off-road or overland build.
ARB’s first ever hard shell tent, the Esperance is a super lightweight, slimline and contemporary looking hard shell rooftop tent.
So let’s talk a bit more about the advantages of camping with a RTT!
To run an efficient solar setup there are a range of components that need to be present and working, we’re here to run you through the basics to get your solar system up and running.
Batteries are a crucial part of any vehicle and when one dies it can put a sudden stop on your plans. Batteries can be expensive, and no one wants to have to regularly replace them. REDARC has compiled five simple tips to make sure you’re looking after your batteries the best you can.
You don’t strictly need a fridge when travelling, but it makes a huge difference to camping pleasure to have cold-drinks and unspoilt food out in the bush.
If you travel alone and tend to push the capabilities of your vehicle, the time will come when the usual first-order recovery techniques – like clearing a path or using recovery tracks are not working.
After years in development 4×4 Mega World & ARB happily present the first rear air locking differential for the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2006+ and the Volkswagen Crafter 2006-2017!
Intelligent DC-DC chargers are the new wave when it comes to designing a dual-battery system that can deal with the so-called ‘smart’ alternators in most modern vehicles. We explore the latest trends.
